Christopher Seitz

What will happen in TEC in the next five years?

What will happen in TEC in the next five years?

Anglican Communion Institute Report for 2008

Anglican Communion Institute Report for 2008

Christopher Seitz

In the mercies of God this has been another exciting and challenging, but also encouraging, year for the Episcopal Church and The Anglican Communion. I speak for my colleagues Philip Turner, Ephraim Radner, Frank Fuller, Bishop John Howe, and Russell Levenson in thanking you richly for your support over the past year. I thought it wise to draw up a summary of our work for your review.

“Be ye sure that the LORD he is God” – Crisis in Interpretation and the Two Testament Voice of Christian Scripture

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“Be ye sure that the LORD he is God” – Crisis in Interpretation and the Two Testament Voice of Christian Scripture

Patient Endurance – On Living Faithfully in a Time of Troubles

PATIENT ENDURANCE

On Living Faithfully in a Time of Troubles

I know your works, your toil and your patient endurance

(Rev. 2:2a)

The Episcopal Church and the Anglican Communion: An Appraisal at a Time of Waiting

The Episcopal Church and the Anglican Communion: An Appraisal at a Time of Waiting

Possibilities for an Anglican Future?

Possibilities for an Anglican Future?

From various sources and from various leaders of groups within the Anglican Communion we are beginning to see the lines of demarcation and advocacy more clearly. It would be useful to set these out and consider them as we face into a very difficult season, waiting and praying for some way forward as 30 September 2007 approaches.