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Who's Who?  

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The following is a VERY incomplete but growing list of churches, church plants and ministries that identify with the Reformed Anglican movement. If you would like to suggest that your parish, church plant, ministry or service  be listed here, send us an email.

"Anglican" and "Reformed Anglican" Defined 

 

Churches and Church Plants

  • Reformation Anglican Church

    • Website
    • Address:  6 Main St.  Gray Me.  04039
    • Map
    • Anglican jurisdiction:  CANA East
    • Pastor.  Richard Lepage
    • Sunday worship:  10am

 

  • All Souls Anglican Church

    • Website
    • Address:  520 Kings Hwy. South, Cherry Hill, NJ (Covenant Presbyterian Church)
    • Map
    • Anglican jurisdiction:  CANA East
    • Pastor.  Henry Jansma
    • Sunday worship:  4pm

 

  • Christ the King Anglican Church at Olympia Heights

    • Website
    • Address: 3801 SW 97 Ave, Miami, Florida 33165
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    • Anglican jurisdiction:  CANA East
    • Pastor.  Jorge Finlay
    •  Sunday worship: English at 11:00 am, Spanish at 9:30 am

 

  • Anglican Church of the Good Shepherd

    • Website
    • Address:  356 Conklin Avenue, Binghamton, New York 13903 
    • Map
    • Anglican jurisdiction:  CANA East 
    • Pastor: Matt Kennedy
    • Sunday worship: 8am and 10:30am

  • Grace Anglican Church 

    • Website 

    • A traditional Reformed Anglican church in the ACNA and located in Slippery Rock, PA. The Rector is Rev. Ethan J. Magness and if you would like to sit under some excellent preaching check this church out!

 

  • Saints John Knutsford & Toft 

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    • If some one bought us tickets to England, these are among the first churches we would like to visit. The vicar is The Rev. Nigel Atkinson a former Warden of Latimer House and an outstanding preacher and engaging teacher. Saints John Knutsford & Toft are unashamedly Evangelical churches contending for the faith of the Anglican Reformers of the sixteenth century within the Church of England today.

  

Other Ministries

  • CANA East 
    • One of four missionary dioceses in the Convocation of Anglicans in North America, CANA East  offers an authentic connection to the Anglican Communion through the Church of Nigeria and full membership in the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA). Our Diocese stretches from Maine to Miami and from Tulsa to The Bronx. Headquartered in McLean, Virginia -- just outside Washington, DC -- we are home to almost 30 congregations and more than 55 parochial and non-parochial clergy. 

 

  • Moore Theological College
    • The theological training seminary of the Diocese of Sydney in the Anglican Church of Australia. The college has a strong tradition of conservative Calvinist and evangelical Anglican theology. The college is one of the largest Anglican seminaries in the world, with full-time enrollments numbering in the hundreds. Well known Moore College theologians and writers have included David Broughton Knox, Donald Robinson, Paul Barnett, Peter Jensen, Graeme Goldsworthy, Peter O'Brien, David Peterson, Barry Webb, Peter Bolt and Mark D. Thompson. Through the influence of Moore College, Sydney Anglicanism has maintained its distinctive Evangelical perspective within worldwide Anglicanism.

 

  • Oak Hill Theological College
    • One of the largest Church of England seminaries in the UK, It has been associated with conservative evangelical theology since its foundation in 1932, and continues to have a strong emphasis on Bible teaching as the core aspect of church leadership.

 

 

  • Westminster Theological Seminary
    • Located outside of Philadelphia with a satellite school in London, England and off-shoot seminaries in California and Texas, Westminster is one of the foremost conservative Reformed theological seminaries in the US today. Noted Reformed Anglican clergyman and New Testament scholar Philip Edgcumbe Hughes taught at Westminster for many years.

 

  • George Whitefield College
    • An Anglican Christian theological college which is Reformed and evangelical situated in Muizenberg, Cape Town, South Africa. It is named after George Whitefield the great Anglican evangelist and Reformed preacher of the 18th century evangelical revival. It was his passion for evangelism and strong Bible-based theological preaching that the founders desired to honour in naming the college after him. The college was founded in 1989, the product of the vision of Bishops Dudley Foord and Joe Bell, successive presiding bishops of The Church of England in South Africa (CESA). Their vision was for a college that would ground people thoroughly in God’s Word, that they might be faithful and fervent stewards of its message.

 

  • Wycliffe Hall, Oxford University
    • Wycliffe Hall is an evangelical theological college set within the University of Oxford, an international centre for the study of theology, an Anglican seminary for the training of Christian ministers and a centre for postgraduate study and research. The college is named after John Wycliffe, master of Balliol College, Oxford in the 14th century. He was a philosopher and theologian who argued for biblical theology. One of the founders of Wycliffe was J.C. Ryle, a Bishop of Liverpool and noted Reformed theologian. Its Victorian trust deed upholds the Thirty-Nine Articles of Religion, which is the part of the the English Reformation heritage of the Church of England. 

 

 

  • The Latimer Trust
    • The Latimer Trust is an evangelical Anglican think-tank dedicated to providing biblical input and a considered response to significant issues within the Christian community and elsewhere. The Trust is continuing and developing the work of Latimer House which was founded in Oxford, England, during the 1960's.

 

  • The Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals 
    • The Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals is a broad coalition of evangelical Christians from various denominations, including Baptist, Congregational (Independent), Anglican (Episcopal), Presbyterian, Reformed, and Lutheran. The purpose of the Alliance’s existence is to call the Church, amidst a dying culture, to repent of its worldliness, to recover and confess the truth of God’s Word as did the reformers, and to see that truth embodied in doctrine, worship, and life.

 

  • New England Reformed Fellowship (NERF)
    • Reformation Anglican Church is a new member of The New England Reformed Fellowship (NERF), a fellowship of Reformed pastors from various denominations across New England. NERF members believe the gospel of Jesus Christ is as crucial for the health and as relevant to remedy the evils of our own day as when New England was founded and when revivals swept across the colonies, transforming churches and society.  NERF began the Bolton Conference in 1985 to stimulate spiritual growth among God’s people, and to deepen vital understanding of historic Christian doctrine through the exposition of the Word of God.
       
  •  The Anglican Diocese of Sydney (Australia) 
    • Formerly led by the  influential Archbishop Peter Jensen (brother of the outspoken Evangelical Anglican minister Phillip Jensen), the Diocese of Sydney is a significant diocese within the Anglican Church of Australia and respected by traditional Evangelical Anglicans worldwide. The majority of the diocese is Evangelical and committed to Reformed and Calvinist theology.

 

 

  • Church of England BCP Daily Prayer
    • Two collections (Contemporary & Traditional) of the services of Morning Prayer, Evening Prayer and Night Prayer for today, yesterday and the next four weeks are available on this site.

 

 

 

 

  • Kerux 
    • This journal prints biblical-theological material in the Reformed/Calvinistic tradition. This web journal, especially its "Sermons & Expositions" page, is an indispensable aid for coming to a practical understanding of Reformed Biblical-Theological preaching.

 

  • Monergism
    • Provides classic articles and resources related to the Reformed faith. An outstanding resource.

 

  • The Reformed Forum 
    • Reformed Forum is an excellent reformed theology media network, which seeks to serve the church by providing content dedicated to issues in reformed theology.

 

  • The Theologian 
    • An internet journal dedicated to presenting theological and pastoral resources of the highest quality to the wider church over the internet.

 

  • Tyndale House 
    • Tyndale House is a study centre focusing advancing understanding of the Bible. Between forty and fifty scholars study here on a daily basis. Many PhD students from Cambridge University as well as other universities base themselves at Tyndale House during their studies and leading biblical scholars in all parts of the world have been formed at Tyndale House.

 

  • The White Horse Inn 
    • The White Horse Inn, a nationally-syndicated weekly radio broadcast, is Modern Reformation's complementary radio program. The show is a roundtable discussion of theology, culture, and apologetics hosted by Modern Reformation's editor-in-chief, Michael Horton, as well as long-time contributors to MR Kim Riddlebarger, Rod Rosenbladt, and Ken Jones.

 

  • Reverend Adam Young
    • An excellent and intelligent blog written by Wycliffe Hall, Oxford University graduate, the Rev. Adam Young who is a minister in the Church of England at Emmanuel Church in Saltburn, UK.

 

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