Anglican Mission
Anglicanism began as a missionary effort by Christians from continental Europe during the Roman and early Medieval periods, such as Augustine of Canterbury in the 6th century. In the centuries after the Reformation, English missionaries took Anglican Christianity to the four corners of the earth, an effort that continues to this day. These articles spotlight missional endeavors such as church planting, evangelism, global missions, and chaplaincy.
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Our best resources on missions, evangelism, and chaplaincy
St. Aidan and the Legacy of Lindisfarne
Aidan and his companions knew the value, in imitation of Christ, of recharging our physical and spiritual batteries. It goes…Allen Gardiner: Charting the Course for the Global Mission of SAMS
โGrant O Lord, that we may be instrumental in commencing this great and blessed work; but should Thou see fit…30 Years on Mission: The NAMS Story (So Far)
NAMS was born in 1993 as the North American Missionary Society. However, it was conceived in 1973. I was walking…You Visited Me: Prison Chaplaincy in the ACNA
โI was in prison, and you visited me.โ Those are the words of Jesus to His disciples, to His body,…Powered by Church Planting: Analyzing Growth in the ACNA
From 2018-2022, only four dioceses in the ACNA reported attendance growth. While this is discouraging, there is also a sign…7 Principles for Anglican Church Planting
This article is adapted from Dan Alger’s book: “Word and Sacrament: Ancient Traditions for Modern Church Planting.” 1. Anglican Church…The Parish at Sea: A Day in the Life of a Navy Chaplain
As with any other day, I awake before sunrise and take my breakfast amongst my fellows. Today I sat across…World Mission Sunday: A Rookie Anglican Guide
World Mission Sunday is celebrated each year on the second to last Sunday of Epiphany. This day has specifically been…An Anglican Mission in Cambodia
We are the Pellonis, a young family with four daughters, living and serving in Cambodia since 2015. Entirely unexpectedly, by…New Wineskins: One Mission
Be the one. Making Jesus known through our word and deed is a mark of what it means to follow…
Domestic Church Planting
New church planting efforts in North America
Church Planting in National Parks
National parks provide a unique and strategic context for church planting. Though their gateway cities tend to have a small…Heritage Mission: Helping Churches Reach Care Facilities
Lynette had rarely spoken a word in the last 18 months as she sat in her memory care facility in…Powered by Church Planting: Analyzing Growth in the ACNA
From 2018-2022, only four dioceses in the ACNA reported attendance growth. While this is discouraging, there is also a sign…7 Principles for Anglican Church Planting
This article is adapted from Dan Alger’s book: “Word and Sacrament: Ancient Traditions for Modern Church Planting.” 1. Anglican Church…Liturgy Moves Us Toward Mission
We are pleased to share this interview with Winfield Bevins, author of Liturgical Mission and Simply Anglican. The interview was edited for clarity…On Anglican Missions in Madrid
Anglican Compass welcomes Duane Miller, who explains his missions in Madrid, his missionary work in the city, and the missionary value…New Wineskins: One Mission
Be the one. Making Jesus known through our word and deed is a mark of what it means to follow…Winfield Bevins on “Liturgical Mission”
The following is excerpted from “Liturgical Mission” by Winfield Bevins, published by IVP. Winfield is also the author of “Simply…Liturgical Church is Weird For People Here…and That’s a Good Thing
Is it possible to plant a liturgical church? This is a question I had to ask myself just over a…
Global Missions
The missionary efforts of Anglicans across the globe
Hope for the Nations: New Wineskins Missions Network
For more than 50 years, New Wineskins Missions Network has been at the forefront of a global Anglican missions movement,…Prayers for the Global Anglican Communion of Churches
As Anglican churches prepare this World Mission Sunday, I would like to propose that our prayers include a petition for…Allen Gardiner: Charting the Course for the Global Mission of SAMS
โGrant O Lord, that we may be instrumental in commencing this great and blessed work; but should Thou see fit…Henry Munyaneza: A Christian Artist in Kigali
Henry Munyaneza is a 19 year-old Christian artist in Kigali, whose art is prolific and profound. Featured on Lion and…World Mission Sunday: A Rookie Anglican Guide
World Mission Sunday is celebrated each year on the second to last Sunday of Epiphany. This day has specifically been…An Anglican Mission in Cambodia
We are the Pellonis, a young family with four daughters, living and serving in Cambodia since 2015. Entirely unexpectedly, by…On Anglican Missions in Madrid
Anglican Compass welcomes Duane Miller, who explains his missions in Madrid, his missionary work in the city, and the missionary value…New Wineskins: One Mission
Be the one. Making Jesus known through our word and deed is a mark of what it means to follow…Anglican Contributions to the Church’s Mission to Muslims
A funny thing happened on the way to the 21st century: after over a millennium of almost no conversions from…
Chaplaincy
Anglican chaplaincy ministries in prisons, the military, and beyond
You Visited Me: Prison Chaplaincy in the ACNA
โI was in prison, and you visited me.โ Those are the words of Jesus to His disciples, to His body,…The Parish at Sea: A Day in the Life of a Navy Chaplain
As with any other day, I awake before sunrise and take my breakfast amongst my fellows. Today I sat across…Marching from Fundamentalism to the Canterbury Trail (By Zach Jones)
Growing up, words like โJesusโ and โChurchโ were commonplace. My parents raised me and my siblings in a Christian household,…
