North American Anglicanism is undergoing a realignment that affects every Anglican and Episcopalian today. The following is a timeline of the key events, actions, and statements during this realignment. If you want to find out more about a particular event, simply click on corresponding link.

An accounting of how The Episcopal Church (TEC) has spent millions of dollars in over 50 lawsuits, deposed or inhibited 12 bishops and more than 400 other clergy, and violated its own canons numerous times. The paper, titled "The Episcopal Church: Overbearing and Unjust Episcopal Acts," chronicles each of these subjects and a number of other abuses or injustices committed against faithful Anglicans in the U.S.

A detailed analysis of the most recent Lambeth Conference of Anglican Communion Bishops.

In February, 2007, Anglican Communion leaders issued a communique from Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. The communique asked The Episcopal Church (TEC) House of Bishops to agree to not authorise any "Rite of Blessing for same-sex unions" and confirm that TEC would not elect another non-celibate homosexual bishop. They had until September, 2007 to respond. The AAC tracked the level of compliance with these requests and published its findings in its Communique Compliance Reports.
Report on Feb-Oct 2007 : Report on Sep 2007

An analysis comparing and contrasting the Dar es Salaam requests with the response from The Episcopal Church's House of Bishops in 2007.

A four page document summarizing The Episcopal Church's General Convention of 2006, including post-convention events and responses.

The main governing body of The Episcopal Church meets every three years in general convention. The linked section is an archive of the AAC's coverage over the last 10 years of these conventions.