The American Anglican Council is working with and encouraging Anglican clergy to take a Sabbath rest. This and other important but, unfortunately, neglected areas of one’s spiritual life are addressed at the AAC’s Clergy Leadership Training Institute. In this week’s Anglican Perspective, Canon Phil Ashey talks about the CLTI and the importance for all God’s … Read More
Dear Friends in Christ, The future of our Anglican realignment here in North America will depend in many ways on the calling, character and competency of the leaders that we prepare and equip right now. The American Anglican Council is at the heart of this preparation in two important ways.First, we are working with … Read More
Canon Ashey discusses Article IV of the 39 Articles of Religion. IV. Of the Resurrection of Christ. Christ did truly rise again from death, and took again his body, with flesh, bones, and all things appertaining to the perfection of Man’s nature; wherewith he ascended into Heaven, and there sitteth, until he return to … Read More
We all know that statistics about churchgoing in England are not encouraging. But there is a determination to change this. At GAFCON there was a seminar track on the subject of “re-evangelising the West”, and the Nairobi Communique states a commitment to “evangelising areas of our world where Gospel witness has become obscured or lost”. … Read More
Around 1770, William Wilberforce had a faith encounter as a young man. After that he went off to Cambridge. Sadly, his time at St. John’s College, Cambridge suppressed his faith and got him off track. Instead, he majored in enjoying life and pursued a wild and hedonistic lifestyle. He became known as a witty partier. Eventually, … Read More
