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We are an evangelical Anglican church whose mission is to proclaim and live the gospel of Jesus Christ. The navbar to the left includes a welcome from our rector, details about our beliefs and distinctives, anglicanism, liturgy, and more. Also check out our audio sermons, and Life@Apostles.

NEVER SILENT due out July 14

Bp Thad Barnum's story of the founding of the AMiA—to be released on July 14—is a must read...

“Then you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free” (John 8.32). With two specific qualities—a gift for expository preaching and a passion for evangelizing lost souls for Christ, Bishop Barnum has been appointed by God to tell the unique story of the Third World missionaries’ battle for the soul of the American church. As a gifted expository preacher, Bp Barnum took great care to measure every story of the movement against the truth as revealed in the Bible. Thus he weaved through the webs of documents and events
to give us the true picture behind the war of propaganda and publicity. With the passion of an evangelist, Bp Barnum fixes his eyes on Jesus as he tells the real story of the power of the gospel to convict hearts and convert souls. In the midst of the crisis of faith and the collapse of spiritual leadership in the church today, Bp Barnum sees that this is the only way to save the church in America. Through personal experiences of two servants of God from Rwanda, Bp John Rucyahana and Abp Emmanuel Kolini, the horror of the genocide in Rwanda is linked clearly to the spiritual genocide in America. How could anyone keep silent when the souls of our people are being ushered into hell for eternal death? My prayer for everyone who reads this book is that you too “will know the truth, and the truth will set you free.”

GAFCON Statement Issued from Jerusalem

The Global Anglican Future Conference (GAFCON) ended today, 29 June. The Conference issued this final statement calling for a clear, focused, biblical Anglicanism. The conference challenged the ineffectual leadership of the Archbishop of Canterbury and called the Instruments of Unity to task for their failure to deal effectively with the crisis initiated by the Episcopal Church (USA) and the Anglican Church of Canada.

Praise the LORD!
It is good to sing praises to our God; for he is gracious, and a song of praise is fitting.
The LORD builds up Jerusalem; he gathers the outcasts of Israel. (Psalm 147:1-2)