The Anglican Crisis:  Its not about sex. The Rev. Dr. Kendall Harmon tells how the crisis in the Anglican Communion centers on Christian core doctrine and beliefs.

 

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The Authority of Jesus The Rev. Dr. Kendall Harmon describes the dangers of not submitting to the Lordship of Jesus.

 

The Anglican Crisis:  What can you do to help? The Rt. Rev. Bob Duncan, Bishop of Pittsburgh, on what the concerned Christian should do.

 

A Prayer Driven Church The Rev. John Guernsey of All Saints' Church (Woodbridge, Va.) presented this powerful sermon on January 12, 2002.  It is 51 minutes long and is a powerful message for any church today.  *Limited number of copies available only from the AAC on our multi-media resource page.Request a copy from the AAC

Anglican TV News Anglican TV's Anne Coletta interviews CANA Bishop The Rt. Rev. Martyn Minns. (12/5/07)

Interview with Eric Sohlgren This is an interview with Eric Sohlgren, attorney with Payne & Fears LLP in Irvine, California, about the on-going litigation between the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles and churches which have voted to leave the diocese, move under Anglican bishops, and retain their property. Mr. Sohlgren is the lead attorney for St. James Anglican in Newport Beach. These cases have moved to the California Supreme Court, and in mid-November, the opening brief for St. James was filed. (12/11/07)

Interview with Bp. Guernsey Interview with John Guernsey, Bishop for the Congregations in America, Church of Uganda, done March 11, 2008, at Prince of Peace Abbey in Oceanside, CA Bishop Guernsey talked about: his reason for being in southern California - a retreat for Anglican clergy sponsored by the American Anglican Council the Anglican District of Virginia his role with the Church of Uganda Common Cause his thoughts on church leadership evangelism reaching the next generations for Christ

 

Video Deposition of Presiding Bishop Schori Episcopal Presiding Bishop Schori gave testimony in the VA court case between The Episcopal Church/ Diocese of VA and the CANA congregations in VA.  The video below contains portions of that interview.

Canterbury Launches 2008 Lambeth Conference The Following three videos are from a January 21, 2008 press conference with Archbishop Rowan Williams. (1/22/08)

"The Gospel and Islam" by Dr. Michael Green Part 3 of 3 How do we face the challenge of sharing an uncompromised and singular Gospel in ... all » a world of competing values, moral compromise and spiritual confusion? Noted author and theologian Dr. Michael Green has shared his concerns about these challenges in dozens of books. Now he wants to share them with you. These videos are part of a lecture discussing the Gospel and Islam. To purchase a video of Dr. Michael Green’s full lecture as well as his question and answer session on DVD please visit Christ Church by clicking the following link. (Posted 1/30/08) http://www.christchurchsavannah.org/Oct%2007%20Conf/SOF%20Order%20Form.pdf

St John’s Shaughnessy (in Vancouver) produced a DVD for their congregation prior to their vestry vote to join ANiC and the Southern Cone.  This DVD features the Rev David Short and Dr J I Packer being interviewed by journalist Susan Marinuk.  Now, it has been broken into 10 segments and posted to YouTube.posted 2/27/08

The Anglican Crisis

Anglican Realignment (1 of 10) - Who is Leaving?

Anglican Realignment (2 of 10) - What is the crossroads?

Anglican Realignment (3 of 10) - How to remain faithful.

Anglican Relignment (4 of 10) Global Anglican Response

Anglican Relignment (5 of 10) Episcopal Oversight 

Anglican Relignment (6 of 10) Sam-Sex Blessing

Anglican Relignment (7 of 10) First Order Issues

Anglican Relignment (8 of 10) Implications for the Church

Anglican Relignment (9 of 10) The Future of the Church

Anglican Relignment (10 of 10) Who is leaving who?

Canadian Primate on Unity Archbishop Fred Hiltz, Primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, says that although he is saddened by the unnecessary decision made by a small number of parishes to leave the Anglican Church of Canada, the Canadian Church as a whole remains vibrant and united in its witness to the Gospel message. Despite reports that emphasize division, the Primate says, the reality is that thousands of Anglicans continue to worship together ever week, even though they disagree over issues such as sexuality. In this message, Archbishop Hiltz speaks about the state of the Canadian church and asks Canadian Anglicans to pray that we may remain one. Posted 2/28/2008

A Message from the Archbishop of Canterbury The following message is from an April 23, 2008 message from Lambeth Palace on this year's Lambeth Conference.