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What is the Anglican Church in America?
The ANGLICAN CHURCH IN AMERICA (ACA) is among the largest of several "Continuing Churches" which emerged from the AFFIRMATION OF ST. LOUIS and the 1977 gathering of faithful Anglicans which produced that document. The current President of the ACA House of Bishops is the Most Reverend Louis W. Falk. |
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Is the Angican Church in America worldwide?
The ACA is part of the TRADITIONAL ANGLICAN COMMUNION (TAC), a worldwide body of some half million members on six continents. The Primate of the TAC is Archbishop John Hepworth of Australia. |
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Is the Angican Church in America (ACA) part of the Episcopal Church (ECUSA)?
The Episcopal Church USA (ECUSA) is the American member church of the ANGLICAN COMMUNION headed by Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams. THE ACA IS NOT PART OF THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH USA OR THE CANTERBURY-BASED ANGLICAN COMMUNION |
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What is the difference between the Anglican Communion and the Traditional Anglican Communion?
The Traditional Anglican Communion, of which we are members, is orthodox and solidly Biblical in its teaching and practice, while the Canterbury-based Communion emphasizes "inclusiveness" and a range of beliefs. |
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