Living Church staff explore questions and emotions around GAFCON and the announcement of a new Global Anglican Communion.| The Living Church
The article below provides an important perspective on the problems which ACNA is currently facing. It is written by The Very Revd Bryan Hollon, Dean and President of Trinity Anglican Seminary and is shared with permission from his blog ‘A Mere Christian on the Anglican Way’ (https://bryanhollon.substack.com/) The Church is Not Broken – Words for […]| Reflections of an Anglican Theologian
The Anglican Church in North America, formed after a conservative break with the Episcopal Church over gay clergy and the authority of Scripture, today confronts a dual crisis at the top. Allegations of sexual misconduct and abuse of power have engulfed two of its senior leaders, threatening to shake the relatively young denomination’s credibility. According to The Washington Post, Archbishop Stephen Wood, 62, the denomination’s top official, has been accused by a former children’s mini...| The Roys Report
When churches split from the Episcopal Church and the Anglican Church of Canada in 2009 to form the Anglican Church of North America, the denomination’s church leaders hoped for a fresh start. Though they had broken with their mainline Protestant church bodies because of their conservative views on LGBTQ+ clergy, same-sex marriage and women’s ordination, ACNA also aspired to be a more nimble, less hierarchical church, free of the infighting that came with too much oversight.| The Roys Report
This is not the first time that The Wartburg Watch has written about Peeping Toms. You can read about Rick Trotter at this post:| thewartburgwatch.com