Amid the often contentious online discourse among Christians, we at Anglican Compass want to strike a different tone.
Our Top 10 Articles of 2024
Which article was most popular on Anglican Compass this year? Can you guess? Or if an individual article does not come to mind, what category do you think it came from? Two hints. First, we excluded the Daily Office Booklet, even though it would be the most popular because it’s not really an article. Second,…
True North: A Ministry of Anglican Connection
The platform we’ve been building, one event at a time, truly showcases the living network of Christ’s many members present in the ACNA.
True North: Analytics, Insight, and the Compass Community
The numbers attached to the emails and social media analytics tell a story about the Anglican Compass community.
True North 2024: An Appeal for Anglican Compass
Each December, we ask our readers to give to our TRUE NORTH campaign. Join us as we point to Jesus through the riches of the Anglican tradition.
Full Circle with Anglican Compass: The Editor’s Story
Becoming the editor of Anglican Compass is a full-circle experience. It’s possible that I wouldn’t be an Anglican without Anglican Compass, much less have been ordained a priest in this tradition. I spent my first 34 years in Southern Baptist churches, after all. Only God could have orchestrated the journey by which he led me…
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 from the doctor, enjoying a pleasant conversation with him before departing to the chapel for Matins. After vesting and preparing the lectern Bible for the morning’s readings, Jake enters the chapel. Although not the parish…
A Call to College Ministry
We are the Hunters, and this fall our family will start an Anglican college ministry at the University of Louisiana in Lafayette (pictured above). We are calling the ministry Campus Communion, because we serve the campus, proclaiming union with God and each other through the gospel of Jesus Christ. But I’m getting ahead of myself….
A Liberty Student Finds Anglicanism
I reached a spiritual breaking point when I started college at Liberty University. Everyone seemed to be talking directly to Yahweh except for me, yet I couldn’t shake this feeling that something was off and that we were chasing not Christ, but a feeling, and that I was doing the same. Son of a Baptist…
Clarity for a New Anglican
When I was first getting my feet under me as a new Anglican, exploring what ordination could look like, it was tough to get my bearings. Sometimes it could feel as if the deeper I got into Anglicanism, the more confusing it was! Clarity & Charity My immediate context practiced a particular form of churchmanship…
