ACNA Communiqué Reflects an Emerging Institution January 21, 2020 News The Anglican Church in North America is here to stay, and has built a significant infrastructure in little more than a decade.
Primates To Gather in Jordan to Make ‘Early Stages of the Peace’ January 8, 2020 News The first primates' meeting since 2017 will help prepare the Anglican Communion's senior leaders for the Lambeth Conference, and build on Archbishop Welby's aim of fostering a "relational, collaborative" culture.
New Anti-Colonial Name for Rwandan Anglicans October 10, 2019 News Archbishop Laurent Mbanda said the church he leads will be known as "The Anglican Church of Rwanda," and that removing the word "province" from the former name affirms that Anglican identity is found in "Biblical doctrine."
Ndukuba Elected New Nigerian Primate September 29, 2019 News Pioneering missionary bishop from Northern Nigeria will serve as chief leader of Anglicanism's second largest province.
500-Plus Bishops Heading to Lambeth, Despite Boycotts June 27, 2019 News ACNA and three large African provinces have said they will instead hold an alternate meeting a few weeks before Lambeth.
‘Do You Love Me? Feed My Lambs’ May 30, 2019 News “Let us be honest with one another,” Abp. Paul Kwong said. “We have had our arguments, our disagreements, our disappointments, just as much as we have had our achievements.”
12 Parishes Depart from Province May 21, 2019 News Twelve New Zealand parishes have founded a new Gafcon diocese and chosen a bishop.
ACNA Archbishop Named GAFCON Chairman June 22, 2018 News The Most. Rev. Foley Beach, archbishop of the Anglican Church in North America, has been named chairman of the GAFCON Primates’ Council.
Abp. Justin Welby on GAFCON February 13, 2018 Clips, News “I am personally pleased that every diocese has some link to Anglican Provinces across the world, and we are keen to continue developing these relationships.”
Australian Bishops Spared February 8, 2018 Clips, News Bishops who attended the consecration of Andy Lines have reached a mediated settlement with fellow bishops who pressed charges against them.
