Found 4 articles matching 'Mission'.
EFAC: successful re-launch completed
The Revd Richard Crocker
Date posted: 1 Feb 2019
The Evangelical Fellowship in the Anglican Communion (EFAC) held the second part of its 2018 international Council meeting in Nairobi in October.
The successful establishment of the Council heralds EFAC’s reemergence as a powerful international Anglican ministry. EFAC’s vision is to encourage and develop biblically faithful fellowship, teaching and mission, as well as to resource church leaders throughout the Anglican world. There were 22 participants, including those from existing, reviving (four) or developing EFAC national Chapters. Five continents were represented and 11 participants were bishops.
Fight or flight?
David Baker
Date posted: 1 Mar 2019
There are two schools of thought about the
way forward for evangelicals in the Church
of England at the moment.
The first school of thought is what might
be called the ‘into the lifeboats’ approach.
This ‘boats’ view believes the CofE is lost.
Those who think otherwise, it is implied, are
wasting their time. People should be planning
to leave – perhaps to the Anglican Mission
in England (AMiE) or the Free Church of
England; furthermore, to put any energy into
other strategies is merely to repeat the same
failed actions of the last 50 years, it is argued.
If we keep on with the same tactics we will
merely replicate the same results.
20/20 vision for 2020?
David Baker
Date posted: 1 Jan 2019
As we look back on 2018 and forward to 2019 – and beyond – where are Anglican evangelicals in relation to the wider CofE ?
Here are some things I think we can be thankful for and encouraged by from 2018.
Holding on to power
Vinay Samuel and Chris Sugden
Date posted: 1 Jan 2019
The Evangelical Fellowship in the Anglican Communion (EFAC) has re-emerged after being somewhat dormant over the last decade.
That it is re-emerging with global participation and recognition among clergy and lay leaders in national groups indicates where apostolic succession truly lies – in the faith deposit entrusted to the people of God. For the news that EFAC was starting up again was met with instant brand recognition and welcome from evangelical Anglicans around the world.
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