Kenya Ponders Future with GAFCON "If GAFCON creates parallel structures what does this mean for the Communion? Are we heading into a separate church? If that is the direction, are we happy to wake up one day and say that we are not a part of the Anglican Communion? I do not think that we have arrived at that stage."
Why GAFCON Matters: Thoughts on the Opening of GAFCON 2018 GAFCON is clearly here to stay. Questions remain about the role it will play in the lives and ministries of its supporters and detractors.
The Optional Bishop An Anglican province bent on mission but without theological and historical depth will make for a weak, divided church.
Learning to tell time liturgically Porter Taylor: Liturgical time is thick. It is different. It is new. And it is utterly real. Our experience with and encounter of the living God through the sacrament of sacraments is the pinnacle of the Church’s worship.
