Covenanting in the Church and in Scripture - Congruent or Discordant?
Biblical Theological Reflection and the Rule of Faith: Threshold Considerations
Anglican Communion Institute (ACI)
Why a Covenant, and Why Its Conciliar Form: a Response to Critics
I. Why a Covenant, and why its conciliar form: a response to liberal critics regarding the mutual subjection.
When God Brings Things to a Point
An Address on Integrity, Diversity, and Episcopal Authority In the Anglican Communion
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Sermon: Who Do You Say: Commitments In The Church - Luke 9:18ff
A sermon preached by the Rev. Ephraim Radner, Grace Church (affiliated with the Diocese of Colorado), Colorado Springs, June 24, 2007
Lambeth Can Be What It Wants To Be
Summary
Why the wrangling over Lambeth? If nothing else, the present debate over invitations to and attendance at the upcoming Lambeth Conference offers an important opportunity to reflect on the character of the Church as a body that gathers, takes common counsel, and makes representative decisions. Specifically, some of the public statements over these matters being offered by various parties within the Anglican Communion expose some deep misunderstandings as well as some marvelous opportunities.
Why the wrangling over Lambeth? If nothing else, the present debate over invitations to and attendance at the upcoming Lambeth Conference offers an important opportunity to reflect on the character of the Church as a body that gathers, takes common counsel, and makes representative decisions. Specifically, some of the public statements over these matters being offered by various parties within the Anglican Communion expose some deep misunderstandings as well as some marvelous opportunities.
Enhanced Responsibility: What Happened? Three Points and Four Questions in Our Present Season
Facing the possible fracture of the Anglican Communion, the Meeting of Primates met in Dar es Salaam and there issued a Communiqué intended to prevent fragmentation both of the Communion and of The Episcopal Church (TEC) and to "promote healing and reconciliation within the Body of Christ." In particular the Primates agreed to support a pastoral response that included both a temporary Pastoral Council and a Primatial Vicar whose roles would involve maintaining order, oversight, and engagement among various parties in conflict within TEC and North America. Specifically, they agreed th
Fractured Identity and Broken Trust: TEC's Invention of Itself
In the midst of an increasingly exhausting and exhausted ecclesial struggle, we are now once again hearing the plea, "Why can't we just get along?". It is a question many have long raised, but its renewed urgings, from leaders within TEC or recently from e.g.
ACI Appoints Treasurer
The Anglican Communion Institute is pursuing incorporation in the state of Texas, and the process should be concluded in good time. We have received excellent legal counsel. In many ways this move is a reversion to the status we had at SEAD for over a decade. We are grateful that the Revd Frank Fuller has agreed to serve as Treasurer and Mr Craig Uffman as webmaster. We have seen profit in adjusting our domain name at this time to http://anglicancommunioninstitute.com. The older site will automatically convert to the new one.
