Are you looking for encouraging, edifying stories that show how God is at work in the Anglican Church in North America?

Around 17 participants, including Bishop Chris and Catherine Warner, from the Diocese have arrived in Kigali, Rwanda for the fourth meeting of the Global Anglican Future Conference (April 17-21, 2023).

However, from the point of his arrest and moving through his crucifixion, Jesus “becomes the one to whom things are being done.” The word often translated “betray” actually means “to hand over.”

Enjoy photos from the Reaffirmation of Ordination Vows, Holy Eucharist, and Blessing of Oils at Church of the Epiphany, Chantilly, VA on April 4, 2023.

Frederick Anglican Fellowship continue to be encouraged about how the Lord is working at our church plant in Frederick, Maryland. A steady group of folks has a growing investment in this church plant through their time, involvement, fellowship, and financial support.

“The world will see a community of faith that is willing to make lasting lifestyle changes in response to what it cares about, and that will speak more powerfully than any post or placard.”

A one-hour introduction to global Anglican mission opportunities with SAMS.

The arc of redemption may be long, but by the rich mercy of Jesus Christ, it is sure.

The American Anglican Council (AAC) has created two Christ-centered, 12-Step groups that are SAFE and ANONYMOUS:

Throughout the Anglican communion there are resources to help during this period. Below we are providing resources to aide you and your parish going into this season. We hope this is helpful as you prepare for the upcoming Lent.

Come and be trained to lead Catechesis of the Good Shepherd!

Next Generation Leadership Initiative (NGLI) has just launched a fresh, new website. Provincial Canon for NGLI, Aaron Buttery, said, “We want to make the new NGLI website to be wildly accessible to ACNA parishes and to integrate the work of other initiatives since there is overlap between a lot of them.”

Life SUMMIT 2023 coincides with the annual March for Life in Washington D.C. You can attend in-person or virtually for all of the events.

Through the help of the ARDF, we have been able to feed 3000 people, purchase much needed heaters and supplies for winter and start collecting items for babies.

Exciting news! Frederick Anglican Fellowship has begun lay-led Morning Prayer services on the first Sunday of each month in Frederick, Maryland. Our first service was on Sunday, October 2, led by David Breisch. Even though it was pouring rain, we had a good turnout, including people we knew and guests they brought. It was a multi-generational group, and the fellowship was warm.

Christ the Saviour Anglican, Mt. Vernon VA celebrated the All Saints service in the parking lot of the school, with our usual congregation, and hymns accompanied by our fiddler. Praise God it was a lovely day!

In this issue of the Apostle, we dig into the ministry of relationship, sharing the stories of a Rector who was adopted and reunited with his birth mother later in life, a campus minister leading a thriving ministry with college students, a unique cross-cultural experience in Uganda, and Knoxville’s “scruffy” kind of hospitality.

The latest NGLI newsletter has specific opportunities for various ministries, including family, students and young leaders, and women.

The official public launch date for the Church of the Good Shepherd in Charlottesville, VA is Sunday, October 30.