The Ethos of Anglicanism: Part 2
This entry is part 2 of 7 in the series Ethos of Anglicanism
Instructor: The Most Rev. Peter D. Robinson.Text: The Anglican Way: Evangelical and Catholic by Peter Toon.
Episcopal retirement
The Rt. Rev. Glen D. Hartley retired as Missionary Bishop of the Missionary Diocese of the South and Ozarks, effective Easter Day, April 24, 2019.
The Ethos of Anglicanism: Part 1
This entry is part 1 of 7 in the series Ethos of Anglicanism
Instructor: The Most Rev. Peter D. Robinson.Text: The Anglican Way: Evangelical and Catholic by Peter Toon.
Ordinations in Arizona
Marshall Howard Annis and Aaron David Tremblay were ordained deacons at St. Paul’s Anglican Church, Prescott, Arizona by the Presiding Bishop, the Most Rev. Peter D. Robinson on Saturday, April 14, 2019. Both men are licensed to serve at St. Paul’s.
Licensing in Delaware
The Rev. Charles Mattina of Delaware has received permission to officiate in the Missionary Diocese of the East, effective April 5, 2019.
Reception in Virginia
The Rev. Joe Mahler of Williamsburg, Virginia was received into the United Episcopal Church of North America on February 16, 2019 at Good Shepherd Anglican Church, Waynesboro, Virginia, by Presiding Bishop Peter Robinson.
Presiding Bishop: The gift of life
This, perhaps, is not going to be the most closely reasoned of my pieces, mainly because there is a good deal of emotion involved, and also because as someone who read history at university and has a continuing interest in that field, I see the historical parallels, and fear greatly for where western society as a whole is heading. The
New email announcement list
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Church Growth and Planting class
Note: The start date has been changed to January 15th. Latimer Theological Institute will offer a Church Growth and Planting course led by the Rev. Patrick Rodgers. The three-credit course will begin Tuesday, January 15, 2019 at 7 p.m. (Eastern). Class meetings will be held weekly on Tuesdays through March 26th. Sessions will be conducted via web conferencing. Textbooks for