2009 Oct 29 ACI memo re Title IV revisions
TITLE IV REVISIONS
Dear Bishops Bill, Bruce, Jim, John, and Mark,
Ephraim Radner
2009 Jan Radner to Covenant Design Group and Windsor Continuation Group
To the Members of the Covenant Design Group and the Windsor Continuation Group:
I write to you as a concerned member of the Covenant Design Group, as a committed member of the Episcopal Church (USA), and as one whose professional and spiritual life has been and continues to be devoted to the strengthening of our common witness as Anglican Christians. This is a simple plea for us to do our work better in the midst of continuing ecclesial disintegration.
The Challenge of Eucharistic Discipline
The Challenge of Eucharistic Discipline
Ephraim Radner
Authority of General Convention
The Authority of General Convention
Archived at https://web.archive.org/web/20030922233029/http://www.anglicancommunioninstitute.org:80/authorityofgc.htm
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)
Mark Dyer, The Virginia Report, and the Promise of The Windsor Report 2004
Mark Dyer, The Virginia Report, and the Promise of The Windsor Report
by Professor Christopher Seitz and The Rev. Dr. Ephraim Radner (Nov 18, 2004)
Making Promises: the Proposed Anglican Covenant in the life of communion
Making Promises: the Proposed Anglican Covenant in the life of communion
How does the ACI see the present challenge in the Communion? A response to Matt Kennedy about American Anglican strategy in response to General Convention
How does the ACI see the present challenge in the Communion?
A response to Matt Kennedy about American Anglican strategy in response to General Convention.
The Two Providences: Democracy and the Church’s Witness
The Two Providences: Democracy and the Church’s Witness
Ephraim Radner
If there is a future for ECUSA and the Anglican Communion, then what?
If there is a future for ECUSA and the Anglican Communion, then what?
Ephraim Radner
