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First Anglican Network in Canada Synod, 13-15 November 2008 ...
“First things first” is the theme of ANiC’s first synod held in Burlington, Ontario at the Crossroads Centre, November 13-15. See details…
Cross-Canada meetings: Looking to Jesus – in a world of confusion
September 23 - November 4, 2008 ...
So much is happening in the Anglican world. Sometimes it's hard to make sense of it all. The Anglican Network in Canada is planning gatherings nationwide this Fall to report on recent developments – like the Lambeth and Global Anglican Future conferences. We will also outline what we see happening in Canada and North America and how we are preparing. Please plan to come. We’d love to see you. Check meeting locations and dates.
ANiC South Delta Project (Vancouver area) ...
On September 6, 2008 (Saturday) at 7pm, a communion service, followed by an information meeting, will be held at Cedar Park Church (5300-44th Avenue, Ladner) for all those in the South Delta area interested in the possibility of forming an ANiC church plant. Archdeacon Rev Dr Trevor Walters will officiate and leaders of the South Delta Project will provide information on ANiC and the project. The South Delta Project will hold Bible studies every Thursday at Cedar Park Church beginning on September 11. In addition, a communion service will be held on the first Sunday of every month. See brochure. See advertisement.
Global Anglican Future Conference (GAFCon) ...
ANiC representatives participated in historic GAFCon meetings in Jerusalem,
June 22-29, 2008.
Ordination services in Vancouver and Ottawa ...
On April 27, 2008, Bishop Don ordained the Rev Dr Ken Deeks priest and the Rev Jim Salladin deacon in Vancouver at St John’s Shaughnessy in a joint service with Anglican Coalition in Canada (ACiC). One week later, in Ottawa, he ordained the Rev Karen Bergenstein to the deaconate at St Alban the Martyr.
> See Photos of the ordination in Vancouver
> See Photos of the ordination in Ottawa
Common Cause Pacific Coast Anglican Awakening: First Steps ...
Also in the Vancouver area, following the clergy retreat, the Common Cause Partnership held the Pacific Coast Anglican Awakening: First Steps service on Sunday, March 2, 2008, at 7pm. Bishop Bill Murdoch (of the Anglican Province of Kenya and Anglican Communion Network Dean for New England) will be preached. All Anglican clergy are invited to robe and con-celebrate at the Communion service. See the flyer. See a photo.
A Common Cause gathering was held on Monday March 3rd from 10am to 3pm for clergy, also in Richmond. Bishop Bill Murdoch took part in this as well.
Common Cause Pacific Coast Anglican Awakening: First Steps ...
Also in the Vancouver area, following the clergy retreat, the Common Cause Partnership held the Pacific Coast Anglican Awakening: First Steps service on Sunday, March 2, 2008, at 7pm. Bishop Bill Murdoch (of the Anglican Province of Kenya and Anglican Communion Network Dean for New England) will be preached. All Anglican clergy are invited to robe and con-celebrate at the Communion service. See the flyer. See a photo.
A Common Cause gathering was held on Monday March 3rd from 10am to 3pm for clergy, also in Richmond. Bishop Bill Murdoch took part in this as well.
Church planting seminar, February 14-16, 2008, Vancouver ...
This seminar, led by the Rev Tom Herrick, will help local churches plant and birth new churches. It is designed to provide the knowledge and develop the skills needed to foster the vision, develop the plan, and build the organizational structures needed to successfully plant vibrant new congregations. If you are a church leader, or if God has given you a vision to help plant a new congregation, this seminar is for you.
Tom and the Anglican Communion Network have helped bring to birth 15 new church plants over the last 24 months, with over 30 new plants expected to be birthed in 2007 and 2008. “The Anglican Communion Network is creating an exponential explosion of churches that are making disciples who make disciples and planting churches that plant churches.” See the flyer.
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