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Gafcon leaders speak out against centralisation: CEN 4.23.09
Political and ecclesiastical authority should reside within the provinces of the Anglican Communion and not the “instruments of unity,” eight archbishops concluded last week at the Fellowship of Confe… more →
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Learning from a liberal mistake
webmaster wrote 9 hours ago: By Charles Raven, SPREAD As GAFCON was launched in Jerusalem last year, Archbishop Peter Jensen spok … more →
RESPONSE TO OFFER OF AN APOSTOLIC CONSTITUTION TO ANGLICANS
webmaster wrote 1 month ago: Statement from GAFCON/FCA Primates Council We have received the Archbishop of Canterbury’s letter in … more →
Anglicans and Orthodoxy
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Steve wrote 1 month ago: The news that the Roman Catholic Church has set up a new mechanism for receiving disaffected Anglica … more →
Accurate description of the topography...
T. Justin Read-Smith wrote 4 months ago: Virtue Online lays out in a well articulated article the situation as it stands. Though I don’ … more →
Fellowship in Jesus
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webmaster wrote 5 months ago: From CEN The new Fellowship of Confessing Anglicans has not found favour with the pundits of the nat … more →
Orthodox Anglicans see greater unity in new fellowship
webmaster wrote 5 months ago: By Maria Mackay, Christian Today The leaders of a new orthodox Anglican body launched on Monday say … more →
Britain in battle for its soul – says Sydney Archbishop Peter Jensen
webmaster wrote 5 months ago: From The Times July 7, 2009 Ruth Gledhill, Religion Correspondent Britain is facing a “battle for t … more →
THE FCA IS FOR THE LOCAL CHURCH – THAT’S WHY IT’S NEEDED
webmaster wrote 5 months ago: July 5th, 2009 Posted in Fellowship of Confessing Anglicans (FCA) | By Julian Mann Open evangelicals … more →
The BBC: too narrow and negative
neilrobbie wrote 5 months ago: I blogged last week on the danger of a gospel denying fault line in the Anglican Communion and am sa … more →
For such a time as this: FCA
webmaster wrote 5 months ago: July 2nd, 2009 Posted in Culture, Freedom Of Speech, From Lisa’s Lookout, Political Correctnes … more →
Ending the Anglican Alphabet Soup
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joelmartin wrote 5 months ago: With the creation of the Anglican Church in North America, the time has come to end the various sub- … more →
The Fellowship of Confessing Anglicans and the danger of a gospel denying fault line
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neilrobbie wrote 5 months ago: I wrote yesterday about the problems within orthodoxy and liberalism on the issue of human sexuality … more →
Evangelicals on homosexuality
neilrobbie wrote 5 months ago: I’ve posted before on the way evangelicals and liberals have been talking past each other in t … more →
Conservatives Push For Rival U.S. Anglican Church
webmaster wrote 5 months ago: June 21st, 2009 Posted in Anglican Church in North America, TEC | By Barbara Bradley Hagerty, NPR Ma … more →
Images in the Church of England
joelmartin wrote 6 months ago: I finally finished touching up this paper which is part of an old book. It’s a discussion of t … more →
A Drive to Kilmarnock
joelmartin wrote 7 months ago: This past weekend we drove to a town called Kilmarnock which sits in a region of Virginia called the … more →
Is this the end? Bishop Gregory Cameron says: “at this stage of the covenant’s life, it didn’t want to link those two things – participation in the covenant with membership of the Instruments of Communion."
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T. Justin Read-Smith wrote 7 months ago: Anglican Journal: Delegates weigh ‘tighter time frame’ for covenant approval process Canon Kearon sa … more →
Gafcon leaders speak out against centralisation: CEN 4.23.09
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geoconger wrote 7 months ago: Political and ecclesiastical authority should reside within the provinces of the Anglican Communion … more →
GAFCON primates back new North American province: TLC 4.15.09
geoconger wrote 8 months ago: First published in The Living Church magazine Following three days of closed-door talks in London, t … more →
