"I AM THE WAY, THE TRUTH, AND THE LIFE. NO ONE COMES TO THE FATHER EXCEPT THROUGH ME." -John 14:6
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Now Open: Winter Conference Registration!
WINTER CONFERENCE 2011
February 9-12
Greensboro, North Carolina
At theAM, we highly value creativity, innovation and ingenuity, but we never lose sight of our primary call - Mission. We look to Jesus as the one who models, motivates, leads and empowers the Church's mission, and we stand on the firm foundation of Jesus as the way, the truth and the life.
Join us at Winter Conference 2011 as we celebrate Jesus as the "Heart of the Mission!" Make plans to attend and experience challenging and inspirational teaching, practical workshops, encouraging fellowship, rich worship and more. This is also a great opportunity to bring friends who want to explore theAM, so invite them to, "Come and see!"
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Bishop Onesphore Rwaje Elected Archbishop in Province of Rwanda
Archbishop-elect Onesphore Rwaje (left) with Archbishop Emmanuel Kolini
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The
House of Bishops of the Province of the Anglican Church of Rwanda has
elected the Rt. Rev. Onesphore Rwaje as Archbishop to succeed the Most
Rev. Emmanuel Kolini. He currently serves as Bishop of Byumba Diocese
and Dean of the Province.
Read the full official statement here.
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Bishop Todd Hunter Expands Missional Focus
 As a missionary movement, theAM has learned the value of flexibility in leadership. To effectively fulfill our vision for evangelism through church planting, the individual roles of our bishops are still being shaped and clarified. Bishop Todd Hunter from Orange County, California, captures the essence of serving as a missionary bishop - working to reach the 130 million through church planting and a broad-spectrum ministry within Anglicanism and beyond...all for the sake of others.
Read the full article here.
Learn more about Bishop Todd's Churches for the Sake of Others.
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Groovin' for Rwanda: Raising Awareness
and Support
 The work week is winding down in the bustling town of Washington, DC. On this Friday evening, young professionals from local Anglican Mission congregations gather in the historic Eastern Market's North Hall. Their footsteps shuffle along the hardwood floor; laughter bounces off the vaulted ceilings. The group isn't gathering at such a landmark to hear a politician speak or attend a summer wedding, they are putting on their dancing shoes for Groovin' for Rwanda, a fund-raising event to support the As We Forgive Rwandan Initiative. Ticket holders learn swing and "two-step" moves - and get to help a mission team bring reconciliation.
Read the full article.
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Reaching the Nations in Their Own
Back Yard
What
if you didn't have to hop on a plane to India, Africa or Asia to meet
new people, experience their culture and share the Gospel with those who
have not yet heard it?
Christ the Redeemer rector Brian Campbell chats with three Indian graduate students. The men have since attended more events by the church.  |
The International Student Ministry
(IMS) at Christ the Redeemer Anglican Church in Norfolk, Virginia,
enjoys access to people right in their backyard from more than 80
nations and all 50 states on the campus of Old Dominion University
(ODU). ODU boasts one of the most diverse student bodies anywhere with
some 1400 international students attending the school, many along with
families. On Saturday, September 17, IMS hosted a cookout and dance
event with another local congregation to welcome new internationals
arriving to ODU for the upcoming academic year.
Read full article.
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Balloons, Floats and Diapers
St. Matthews advertises their Diaper Ministry on the back of the float, making people aware of the outreach that helps those in need.  | As balloons drift skyward beyond arms reach, crowds below fill in the gaps between street lamps dotting the sidewalks of downtown Lapeer, Michigan. Visitors from miles away browse booths with handmade crafts and artwork. It's a muggy August Saturday morning, time for the annual Lapeer Days Parade. After a three-year hiatus from entering a float, the congregation of St. Matthews Church is making their presence known as a place of help for those suffering because of the severe local economic downturn.
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IN THE NEWS
Church Makes New Home
THERESA CAMPBELL, Daily Commercial Staff Writer
The Rev. Dr. W.H. Volland greets Epiphany Celebration
Anglican Church parishioners Roger Jones and Pam Burtnett.
EUSTIS, FLORIDA - Epiphany Celebration Anglican Church celebrated its new house of worship on Sunday by offering praise for the stately red brick building on Bay Street that once belonged to their Baptist friends.
Read full news article.
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Additional Services Begun for Fast-growing Congregation
Chapel Hills News
CHAPEL HILL, NORTH CAROLINA - All Saints Church of Durham and Chapel Hill, an Anglican congregation begun five years ago with just 16 people, has grown to the point that it has added an early service to accommodate its Sunday morning worshippers.
Read full news article.
All Saints website
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