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Invitation to Anglican 4th Day (A4D)

April 11, 2023
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Easter 2023 Edition of the Communiqué

Easter greetings to you all! We hope that this edition of the newsletter encourages and equips you as we continue…

The Lord is Risen!

What a joy it is to have walked the way of the Cross with all of you through Lent and…

Leah Slawson to be Ordained Deacon 5/7

By the Grace Of God and with the Consent of the People, the Rt. Rev. Alex Farmer will ordain Leah…

We Had A Great Easter, So Now What?

Hopefully your congregation had a wonderful celebration of Jesus’ resurrection last Sunday! And hopefully you had some newcomers visit for…

New Churches on the Rise!

We have two new churches on the rise in the Gulf Atlantic Diocese, and to visit them is to witness…

Victory Rising (Easter Vigil) [Alex Farmer, St. Peter’s Anglican Cathedral]

No excerpt…

Summer Gardens

The ecstasy. The agony. Toiling in the Florida heat, ignited by hope and visions of glorious produce, I, along with…

We are on our way!

Originally posted Saturday, April 15, 2023 at 1:45 p.m. Eastern time (8:45 p.m. Doha time). Six of our delegation have…

GAFCON Day 5: Morning

Our morning began with an emotional time of worship music and morning prayer. Our own Canon for Global Mission, Fr.…

Slow Learners in Advent

My whimsical dad was known for his tongue-in-cheek pithy sayings. Growing up, I would have said he repeated them ad…

GAFCON Coverage from the Anglican Church in North America

To follow the ACNA’s coverage of GAFCON or access the official live stream, you will need these links.…

GAFCON IV: The Kigali Commitment

[Christ] is the head of the body, the church; he is the beginning and the firstborn from among the dead,…

Heavenly Food

I once had a quirky unemotional vision. A waking dream. I wondered for years if it was a function of…

GAFCON Opening Press Conference

At the opening of GAFCON IV, Archbishop Ben Kwashi (General Secretary of GAFCON Global, and Archbishop of the Anglican Church…

Get your Church Healthy and Keep it That Way

This is often the time of year that many churches have their Annual Parish Meetings, approve budgets, hold Vestry Retreats, and…
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The Anglican 4th Day weekend is based on a program of spiritual renewal initiated by the Roman Catholic Church in Spain in the 1940’s. The Roman Catholics use the term Cursillo, which means short course or “little study.” The Anglican 4th Day works to form groups of men and women committed to living the Christian life in union with the Living Lord and to share Christ with those they know and love.

The three day weekend provides a living experience, meeting Christ and meeting fellow Christians in a friendly, and non-threatening atmosphere. It is a joyous time, and can be a life enriching experience. The next retreat will be August 10–13 at Luther Springs in Hawthorn, FL, and will include men and women. The lay rector of the weekend is Susan Porter of Christ the King Anglican Church in Ocala, FL (where team meetings will be held).

For more information, contact Debi Johnson.


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