While not without criticism, our reviewers found McDermott’s volume to be both accessible and deep. It brings the richness of Anglicanism’s deep history, including its ancient pre-Reformation roots, to bear on our beliefs and practices.
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The Rector, the Vestry, and the Bishop: A Foreword by Bob Duncan
Anglican Compass is proud to publish the Rev. Canon David Roseberry’s new book, The Rector, the Vestry, and the Bishop. It is already getting widespread acclaim from rectors, vestry members, and bishops throughout the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA). Below is the forward to the book by none other than the founding Archbishop and…
Praise for The Rector, the Vestry, and the Bishop
Anglican Compass is excited to announce our publication of The Rector, the Vestry, and the Bishop by the Rev. Canon David Roseberry, now available in paperback and on Kindle. It is a second, significantly expanded edition of his book The Rector and the Vestry. The first edition has been used for teaching, training, and orientation…
Announcing our New Editor
Anglican Compass is glad to announce its new Editor: The Rev. Jacob A. Davis. Jacob is a priest in the Anglican Diocese of Christ Our Hope and serves as Assisting Clergy for Pastoral Care at Grace Anglican Church in Louisville, KY. Since 2020, he has also worked in Web Development with LimeCuda. A graduate of Reinhardt University…
United in Orthodox Anglicanism: An Agreed Statement
United in Orthodox Anglicanism In the Anglican household of faith there exists profound agreement across evangelical and catholic lines. Likewise, Anglican Compass and The North American Anglican enjoy agreement of purpose according to our specific vocations. We the leaders of these respective ministries seek to provide a trustworthy resource for orthodox Anglicans, to remain faithful against secular…
Don’t Come Home The Leader (General Convention 2003)
High Stakes The General Convention of 2003 looked to all who gathered as likely to be the defining moment in the battle for the soul and the future of the Episcopal Church, and indeed, of global Anglicanism. After the fact, most would say it was. V. Gene Robinson had been elected Bishop of New Hampshire….
Top 10 Articles of 2022
What a year! 2022 started out slowly, as Anglican Compass transitioned from its founding generation to its new leadership. But the year ended with a bang, with November setting an all-time traffic record of 96,000 views, and then December far surpassing it, with 125,000 and counting! It’s not just the quantity of views that excites…
The Many Magi Fundraiser (& Matching Grant)
Today we announce The Many Magi Fundraiser, an annual effort inspired by the gifts of the magi, and culminating on the feast of the Epiphany (January 6th). This year we are particularly glad to share that we have received a matching grant of up to $12,000, so that all new Patreon donations will be doubled. The…
ARDF Training: The Three Phases of Disaster Response
25 Anglicans representing 10 parishes across four states gathered for ARDF’s Disaster Preparedness Training in Charleston, South Carolina.
Introducing Author Zooms
We are excited to announce a new initiative at Anglican Compass: Author Zooms. What is an Author Zoom? A Zoom conversation that features the author of a recent Anglican Compass article. What is the structure of an Author Zoom? After opening with prayer, the Anglican Compass team will interview the author, and then we will…
True North: From Rookie Anglican to Church Planter
As part of our True North Campaign, we are publishing articles that highlight the missionary impact of our ministry. Here is an article by Fr Jon Beadle. This September, All Saints Church launched Sunday services for the first time in the city of Conroe, Texas. It was the result of nearly a year of preparation….
