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  • SAMS Announces Short-Term Mission Training

    SAMS’ next short-term mission training will be held November 6–8, 2008 in Ambridge, PA.

    Posted 6 days ago
  • AAC Selects Chief Operating Officer

    The American Anglican Council is pleased to announce the selection of The Rev. J. Philip Ashey as its Chief Operating Officer and Chaplain.

    Posted 7 days ago
  • Bishop Duncan Shares Concerns on Windsor Continuation Group (CCP)

    A letter by Bishop Robert Duncan, moderator of the Common Cause Partnership, to Bishop Gary Lillibridge of the Episcopal Diocese of West Texas has been made public.

    Posted 7 days ago
  • No Decisions at Lambeth Conference

    After 18 days of meeting together, 617 of the world’s nearly 900 Anglican bishops concluded the 2008 Lambeth Conference in Kent, England, without making decisions about the issues dividing the Anglican Communion.

    Posted 2 weeks ago
  • Inside and Outside: The Rev. Canon Daryl Fenton

    To do the same thing over and over again while expecting a different result is the definition of insanity. That being the case, it would be hard for an outside observer to come to any other conclusion than that we conservative Anglicans are just a bit nuts.

    Posted 3 weeks ago
  • More than 1,000 Anglicans to meet in Ohio

    Unity isn’t real unless it is embraced at the local level. That is something that somewhere between 1,000 and 2,000 Anglicans of many different jurisdictions will be living out when they meet together in Ohio this October.

    Posted 3 weeks ago
  • Network’s Mid-Continental Dean Announces Retirement

    The Rev. D.O. Smart, dean of the Network’s Mid-Continental Convocation, has announced his retirement. Bishop Bill Atwood, suffragan bishop of international affairs of the Anglican Church of Kenya, will take oversight of the Mid-Continental Convocation.

    Posted 1 month ago
  • Coaching 101 Training set for September

    Coaching 101, basic coach training for ministry leaders, will be presented at St. Stephen’s Church, Sewickley, Pennsylvania, Thursday evening and all day Friday, September 11–12, 2008.

    Posted 1 month ago
 
 

Introduction

Greetings in the name of Christ Jesus!

Welcome to the Network, where we are working to build the Common Cause Partnership—a biblical, missionary, and united Anglicanism in North America. Our work proceeds at every level:

  • Individuals
  • Parishes
  • Dioceses
  • Ministries
  • Common Cause

Please let us know how we can be of service to you.

Services for Individuals

Individuals looking for a new church home, exploring a call to ordained ministry, planning to further their education, or working to find a job may all benefit from services we offer.

Services for Parishes

Parishes benefit by being part of the Network. We offer a number of services that free parishes and parish leaders for ministry:

Services for Dioceses

Dioceses can also benefit from the services that the Network offers:

Our Ministries

We have incubated five ministries, providing directors' salaries, office space, fund accounting, web design, communications, database management, and strategic networking. The five ministries are:

Our Service to Common Cause

The Common Cause Partnership is the future of Anglicanism in North America. The Network works every day to make Common Cause a reality, through:

  • Event coordination for meetings and councils
  • Fund accounting
  • Legal counsel
  • Administrative support

The Network is a key supporter of Common Cause.

Will you join with us?

Membership in the Network is available at three levels:

  • Clergy
  • Parish
  • Diocese

If you are an individual interested in supporting our work, we thank you. We accept contributions online via PayPal, or by check.

You are also invited to subscribe to our email updates.