The Rt. Rev. George Sumner, bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Dallas, preached at a service of morning prayer at All Saints Dallas during EFAC-USA’s annual conference on Thursday, October 21. Sumner was welcomed by All Saints rector, Phillip Jones. Jones is also the Lead Bishop of the Anglican Mission in America. “That was a small, but […]
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The Evangelical Fellowship in the Anglican Communion – USA (EFAC-USA) is not new, and many of you are not new to it, but the Bulletin is new, and, along with our white paper, part of an ongoing effort to position EFAC-USA as the “go to” for Evangelical Anglicans in U.S. churches. In response to our white paper, some of
FOR RELEASE 9:00 A.M. EDT, SEPTEMBER 7, 2021 Contact: Zac Neubauer EFAC-USA zac@efac-usa.org www.efac-usa.org Where Does the Anglican Evangelical Belong Today? New white paper has answers September 7, 2021: The US chapter of the Evangelical Fellowship in the Anglican Communion (EFAC-USA) announced the publication of a new white paper, “Where Does the
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Michael Cromartie once quipped, “if evangelicals could elect a pope, [John] Stott is the person they would likely choose.” We would like to suggest that if the North American Evangelical Anglican Tradition had a patron-saint, it should be Bishop Charles Pettit McIlvaine. McIlvaine is to the North American Evangelical Anglican Tradition what J.C. Ryle is
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In a 1999 event celebrating in the 450th anniversary of the Book of Common Prayer, J.I Packer outlined five principles Thomas Cranmer flowered as he produced the Prayer Book. With the long awaited arrival of ACNA’s 2019 Book of Common Prayer, Packer’s words are worth a fresh look. The words which follow are Packer’s: Put yourself for
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