In these most difficult of times for Traditional Anglican Parishes, upholding the ‘faith once delivered to the Saints,’ often times leads to what we have come to know as a ‘wilderness experience.' We at Christ the King Anglican Church are experiencing such an experience at this time.

Our location in Davie Florida has not been the most conducive to evangelizing the unchurched; we have lost many of the faithful to relocation outside the area; some have lost their evangelistic zeal, and so we have placed the Parish in a fallow state, awaiting the fertile hand of God to nourish the land and allow the replanting of the field.

The idea of lying in wait for the hand of God to replenish His field was not lost on Our Savior as He spoke clearly to the disciples saying: “Truly, truly, I say to you, unless a grain of wheat falls into the earth and dies, it remains alone; but if it dies, it bears much fruit, (Jn 12: 24)."

The King of Kings and the Lord of Lords speaks to all of us, just as He has throughout all of history and encourages you to replenish His land. I encourage you to pray for Christ the King Anglican Church; to pray for the discernment of the Parish; to pray for your involvement in the replanting of the Parish and to contact the Clergy as you come to your discernment.

As we pray and discern our place in God’s plan for the Parish, I encourage you to contact myself or Father Moore for spiritual guidance and healing.

Father Len Sorvillo +