While we are currently not officially connected with the Anglican Church in North America, the news items that we repeat here for your edification in some ways reflect our heritage. All items in this list originally appeared elsewhere and may be found by browsing the Internet for similar items of interest.
Ongoing News and Commentary
ACNA Embraces Working Relationship with Church of England (01/21/12)
FAIRFAX, Va. Episcopal Church Wins Control of Va. Churches (01/11/12)
Court Rules in Favor of the Episcopal Diocese of Virginia (01/10/12)
S.C. Episcopal Diocese releases property claim (11/21/11)
National Cathedral reopens with consecration of new bishop (11/12/11)
New-look Christ Church Cathedral planned (10/28/11)
Property litigation involving Pittsburgh Episcopal Diocese is over (10/26/11)
Church celebrates new facility’s opening (10/05/11)
Julian Dobbs and Felix Orji Made Bishops (09/26/11)
Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams set to quit next year (09/10/11)
Penn Hills church in Anglican Diocese abandons its building (09/01/11)
Virginia Anglicans Accepted as Member Diocese within Anglican Church in North America (06/24/11)
Anglican Church Adds Two Dioceses and Two New Dioceses in Formation (06/21/11)
Episcopal Church Property Trial ends in Virginia (06/10/11)
From Bishop-Elect, John Guernsey (06/02/11)
Bishop John Guernsey elected to lead The Diocese of the Mid-Atlantic (05/21/11)
Virginia Anglicans Vote to Become a Diocese within Anglican Church in North America (05/21/11)
Episcopal Church property dispute returns to Fairfax courtroom (04/25/11)
Episcopal Church property dispute back in court (04/25/11)
Rhode Island Bishop announces plan to retire in 2012 (03/07/11)
New Bishops Elected for North America (03/05/11)
ADV Announces Candidates for Diocesan Bishop (03/03/11)
Christian foster couple lose 'homosexuality views' case (02/28/11)
Letter from Rev Elijah White re: Church of our Saviour Settlement (02/21/11)
ADV member parish Church of our Saviour settlement (02/20/11)
Settlement Reached with Church of Our Saviour at Oatlands (02/20/11)
Anglican parish in Virginia settles property dispute with Episcopalians (02/20/11)
Presiding bishop re-elected to Primates Standing Committee (02/16/11)
Central Florida: The Rt. Rev. John W. Howe announces retirement (01/29/11)
Va. Bishop: Time to Prepare for Same-sex Blessings (01/25/11)
Primates shun Anglican talks over U.S. gay bishops (01/25/11)
Anglican Primates meeting to go ahead despite boycott (01/09/11)
2 Lesbian Episcopal Clergy Marry on New Year's (01/04/11)
Please go to our News and Commentary Archive web page for the complete list of earlier news items.
Currently, 22 out of the 38 Provinces in the worldwide
Anglican Commnunion consider themselves to be in either broken or impaired communion with
the Episcopal Church in the United States of America (ECUSA). There are currently 38 Provinces and
6 Extra-Provincial areas under the Archbishop of Canterbury. This count of those who are out of communion with
ECUSA has been reported by The Rev. Canon Dr. Bill Atwood of
EKKLESIA
and has been passed along to us by David Virtue of
VirtueOnline.
You may wish to go to the VirtueOnline web site to see a
provincial map of ECUSA showing the believed current status of each diocese regarding the consecration of Gene Robinson and the believed relationship of the dioceses to the new Anglican Communion Network. The dioceses who have endorsed the network, or probably will, are shown as purple. We recognize that this is a dynamic map, and it will be corrected, changed and redistributed as needed. It is offered to further the understanding of the politics of the current situation in terms of their geographical distribution.
The Windsor Report is available on the following web sites:
The Anglican Communion Official Website - The Lambeth Commission on Communion
http://windsor2004.anglicancommunion.org/windsor2004/index.cfm
VirtueOnline - The Voice for Global Orthodox Anglicanism
http://www.virtueonline.org/portal/
Direct link to the Windsor Report and Commentary on the VirtueOnline web site:
http://www.virtueonline.org/portal/modules/paging/index.php?id=5
Download a 4-page
SUMMARY OF THE WINDSOR REPORT.
This summary will highlight the chief recommendations of the report in a brief form.
You may also want to consult the following web sites for related comments and information:
The Anglican Church in North America
http://www.anglicanchurch-na.org/
The American Anglican Council
http://www.americananglican.org/
AAC News and Commentary
http://www.americananglican.org/News/NewsMain.cfm
Anglican Communion News Service
http://www.anglicancommunion.org/acns/
Of particular importance, you will want to read:
- Communiqué from the Anglican Communion Primates? Meeting at the Dromantine Conference Centre just North of Newry, Northern Ireland, dated February 24, 2005.
- Communiqué from the Anglican Communion Primates? Meeting at the White Sands Hotel near Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, dated January 19, 2007.
- The Way, The Truth, and the Life; Theological Resources for a Pilgrimage to a Global Anglican Future, released on June 19, 2008.
- Statement on the Global Anglican Future, Jerusalem, June 29, 2008.
- Communiqué from the Anglican Communion Primates? Meeting at the Helnan hotel in Alexandria, Egypt, dated February 5, 2009.
- Communiqué from the Fourth Anglican Global South to South Encounter in Singapore, dated April 23, 2010.
Please check back for updates to this web page. We will continue to add additional web links and commentary over time.