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We are living during extraordinary times.  These are days of a new reformation within the church. The Faith and Order delivered to the Church by our Lord Jesus Christ is not dying as some proclaim but "things which were being cast down are being raised up, and things which had grown old are being made new." This is especially true in the tradition known as Anglicanism. 

As modern life continues to seemingly spin out of control, many are looking for an anchor for their lives.  As timeless values are challenged and uprooted by radical individualism, many are seeking a community isn't carried along by the winds of the latest fads.  As we are inundated daily with hype and promises that never approach reality, many are looking for truth. 

Anglican Church in North America - Members of the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA) are in the mainstream, both globally and historically, of Christianity – the biblically-faithful way of following Jesus and being part of the “One Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church”. As Anglicans, this orthodoxy is defined by and centered on our church’s classic formularies – the Book of Common Prayer, including the Ordinal, and the Thirty-nine Articles – which all point back to the authority of the Holy Bible and articulate foundational principles of the Anglican tradition throughout the world.


Forward in Faith North America - Forward in Faith North America (FiFNA) is a fellowship people and churches who embrace the Gospel of Jesus Christ, who uphold the Evangelical Faith and Catholic Order which is the inheritance of the Anglican Way. Our fellowship works, prays, and witnesses for reform and renewal of the Church with "no compromise of truth and no limitation of love." Our fellowship includes faithful Anglicans spanning many jurisdictions and structures with the mission to witness to the "faith and order of the undivided Church."


Forward in Faith - We Affirm the Faith of the Church as revealed in Scripture and Tradition; We Proclaim our Faith through the Creeds, the Sacraments and the apostolic ministry of bishops and priests of the Universal Church; We seek a Guaranteed Ecclesial Structure in which we can pass the Faith on to our children and grandchildren; We have a vision for Unity and Truth and we are going Forward in Faith.


Anglicans For Life - Anglicans for Life is the only Anglican/Episcopal, pro life organization dedicated to ending abortion and euthanasia, protecting embryos from research abuse, and promoting abstinence and adoption. We believe that, as Christians, we must follow God's biblical call to uphold the sanctity of EVERY human life from conception to natural death. We publish pro life resources, articles, newsletters, brochures and DVDs to educate individuals and groups who feel called to life-affirming ministry, education and advocacy. 

                 The Congregation of the Companions of the Holy Savior-CSSS

The Congregation of the Companions of the Holy Savior-CSSS, is the second oldest religious order in the United States. Founded in 1891 at The church of the Evangelist, (Episcopal)-Philadelphia. In 1896, a house for the members of the order was founded at St Stephens Episcopal Church-Philadelphia. The initials, CSSS, are formed from the Latin name for the Order, Congregatio Sociorum Sancti Salvatoris.

The charism of the Order is Jesuit-Redemptorist.

The CSSS welcomes both associates and full companions. The Order, vowed & associate, is open to male Bishops, Priests and Deacons. Married laity are fully welcomed, but the primary gift to Clergy is that of celibacy. Fully Catholic in its doctrine and discipline, members of the order are expected to follow the rule of the order. For more information contact Fr. Sorvillo directly, or email Bishop Barry Yingling at byingling@hotmail.com.


Daughters of the Holy Cross - We welcome our Anglican sisters and appreciate your interest in the Order of the Daughters of the Holy Cross. The Order provides a community in which you can fulfill your lifetime vows to our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. The Order requires a four-fold vow of prayer, service, study and evangelism. We implore each member to earnestly develop and practice each of these areas.  


Order of the Franciscan Servants of Jesus - We are a group of men and women made up of people from both the Laity and Clergy seeking to continue the mission Jesus gave to St. Francis:  Go repair my Church, for as you can see it is in much ruin. As contemporary Franciscans, our mission is to live the Catholic Faith as revealed in the Gospels and follow the Franciscan Rule as set forth by St. Francis of Assisi. We strive to grow in our prayer life and rely on the radical trust in God’s Divine Providence.



Missionaries of St. John - The Missionaries of St. John the Evangelist are laity and clergy who have at the heartbeat of their daily lives the two-fold essence and ministry of the Church Catholic within the Anglican Tradition: Unity and Mission. The completeness of this vision is 1) the work of Unity requiring daily repentance, worship, and intercession as preparations for ecumenical dialogue, and 2) the work of Mission requiring evangelization in both word and deed (1 John: 3-4), pastoral care, and work among those whom the institutional churches often overlook.


Dove Tracts Ministries- Several years ago as I considered the many difficulties which we are facing as a Church, I was taken back to my youth when I perceived a call to the priesthood. In fact, I found an old shoebox that I had saved, and in it were items that I simply have never been able to discard. As I opened the box I felt the same excitement I did as a boy when the mysteries of the Faith were becoming a greater reality for me. They were my tracts. Yes, these out of print tracts have had a profound effect on me. As I thought about them and reread a few of them, several principles became clear: (1) they were all out of print, (2) they were all rather succinct, (3) they were written in a positive tone, (4) they were inexpensive, and (5) they were easily available in the parish tract rack. And above all - they taught the Timeless Truth that is never out of date.