Anglican Communion Home Page
WEBLearn about the Anglican Communion, a family of 42 autonomous and interdependent churches in communion with the see of Canterbury. Find out about its members, networks, ecumenical relations, safeguarding, instruments, cycle of prayer, gender justice, theological education and more.
Theology - Anglican Communion Website
WEBTheology The word ‘theology’ literally means the study of God. The discipline of Christian theology is the study of what the Bible teaches and what Christians believe.
Ecumenism - Anglican Communion Website
WEBLearn about the ecumenical movement and the Anglican Communion's role and vision in promoting Christian unity. Find out the latest ecumenical dialogues, partnerships and agreements with other churches and Christian bodies.
Doctrine - Anglican Communion Website
WEBLearn about the foundations and distinctive features of Anglican beliefs, based on Scripture, Reason and Tradition. Explore how Anglicans around the world share and differ in their doctrine, and how they are guided by the Lambeth Quadrilateral and the Inter-Anglican Standing Commission.
Member Churches - Anglican Communion Website
WEBThe Anglican Communion is a global family of 46 Christian Churches, 42 of which are called provinces. Find out the names and locations of the member churches and extra provincial churches, and how they are arranged by province or country.
Prayer - Anglican Communion Website
WEBFor many years, the Anglican Cycle of Prayer has been one of the most popular resources produced by the Anglican Communion Office. Through the ACP, Anglicans around the world have been united in praying on the same day for the same dioceses. Day by day, Monday to Saturday, we join in prayer for particular dioceses. And on Sundays, we pray mainly for provinces - and occasionally for other ...
What is the Anglican Communion?
WEBThe Anglican Communion is one of the world’s largest Christian communities, with tens of millions of members in more than 165 countries. It is organised into provinces, dioceses and parishes, and guided by four Instruments of Communion.
Marks of Mission - Anglican Communion Website
WEBThe Five Marks of Mission are a statement on the holistic and integral mission of the Church, based on Jesus' own summary of his mission. They are to proclaim, teach, serve, transform and safeguard the creation.
Liturgy - Anglican Communion Website
WEBSome might be tempted to think of liturgy as simply meaning "ritual" or ceremony. However, while liturgy does include ritual it is something much deeper than mere ritualism or …
Anglican Communion - Mission
WEBLearn how Anglicans and Episcopalians live out the mission of Christ in the world, inspired by his love and teaching. The Five Marks of Mission are: proclaim, teach, serve, transform and safeguard.
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