Iglesia De La Resurrección · Wheaton, IL

http://churchrez.org/mission/altars/

Iglesia De La Resurrección es una congregacion compuesta de familias Hispanas por mayoria. Trez veces por mes se reune en casas en tres localidades diferentes y una vez por mes se reune para una misa combinada mas grande en la capilla de la iglesia. Esta dirigido por el pastor laico Jonathan Kindberg.

Iglesia De La Resurrección, a part of Church of the Resurrecion in Wheaton, IL, is a mostly Hispanic congregation that meets in small groups in homes in three neighborhoods surrounding Wheaton three times out of the month and once a month meets for a larger combined bilingual service in the Resurrection ministry center chapel. It is led by lay Catechist Jonathan Kindberg

Grace Anglican Church · Mississippi Mills, ON

http://www.graceanglicanchurch.ca

Grace Anglican Church is a Christian community in Mississippi Mills, Ontario. We seek to glorify God, encourage and support each other, and grow in the knowledge and love of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. We are committed to remaining faithful to the Bible and warmly welcome you to study, worship and grow with us. If you are a visitor in our community, we would be delighted to have you worship with us. If you wish to investigate Christianity, or you want to know and serve Jesus Christ better, or if you are looking for a caring community and a reason for hope, please connect with us. We’d love to get acquainted. Grace Anglican Church is part of the Anglican Network in Canada (ANiC) which is a diocese in the Biblically-faithful Anglican Church in North America.

Christ Church Anglican · Grand Junction, CO

http://ccagj.anglicanconnection.net/

Christ Church was birthed out of the need for an Anglican church on the western slopes of Colorado by a husband and wife.  Meeting with leadership of Christ Church Kansas City they were encouraged to reach out to others.  A church was birthed and the need for a priest was the direction the leadershp pursued.  They found Shane Carr (lay pastor, awaiting priestly orders within the next few months)  in a small town on the Eastern Plains of Colorado.  Within a few months he was called to be the new priest.  Shane has been the pastor of the church for the past four months. We meet by Mesa State College in a coffee shop named Christ Center.  The church then was offered to help with another church plant in Eagle Valley (near Vail).  So the church that is being planted is starting another church with Shane leading both.  This is awesome.  We would like to plant another church in the next year.  Our vision statement is: To know Jesus and make him known through authentic worship together.  If you are near Grand Junction or Vail join us. 

Winchester Anglican Church · Winchester, VA

http://www.winchesteranglican.com

On July 19th, 2009 Winchester Anglican held it’s first service of worship in a living room in Winchester, VA. Now, nearly 1 year later, we are a growing, bible-trusting and teaching community of believers who are committed to “Loving the Lord, Loving People, and Making Disciples of Jesus Christ.” Winchester, Virginia is one of the 3 fastest growing metropolitan areas in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Seventy miles west of the nation’s capital and only a short drive from Skyline Drive and the Shenandoah National Forest, Winchester is beautiful, affordable, and accessible to Northern Virginia.  Multiple universities and community colleges, combined with the draw of the health and human services community led us to our mission to provide easily identifiable pathways for gospel conversation. An abundance of evidence from various sources indicated a real need and an opening for this new church—an orthodox, Bible-based, liturgical church in Winchester that seeks to build bridges to faith in Christ. It is our prayer that because of this work, some who do not know Christ today will know and love him tomorrow and that in the process, we who are a part of this mission will mature in our faith. Come and be a part of this growing community of faith!

Christ the Redeemer Anglican Church · Fort Worth, TX

http://www.ctrfw.org/

Under the direction of Rt. Rev. J.L. Iker, Christ the Redeemer was established as a mission of the Diocese of Fort Worth at its Diocesan Convention in November, 2009 and is served by The Rev. Christopher Culpepper, its mission vicar.  Christ the Redeemer is seeking to reach southwest Fort Worth and the TCU campus for Christ. Learn more about CTR on our web site.  Come and see us!

King of Glory Anglican Church · Waco, TX

http://www.kingofglorywaco.org/

Under the direction of Rt. Rev. J.L. Iker, King of Glory was established as a Mission Station of the Diocese of Fort Worth following its Diocesan Convention in November, 2009 and is served by The Rev. Christopher Culpepper, its supervising vicar.  King of Glory is seeking to reach the Baylor campus and surrounding community for Christ.  Learn more about King of Glory on our web site.  Contact Fr. Culpepper if you know persons in the Waco area who would like be involved in moving this Mission Station forward to the critical mass it needs to establish a mission in Waco.

Cincinnati Anglican Fellowship · Springdale, OH

http://cincyanglican.org

Led by the Rev. Deacon David Stiles, is a new work that seeks to Explore, Engage, and Exalt.  Explore - During our time together we explore timeless truths from Scripture to learn more about God, His Son Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit. In exploring Scripture we also learn important truths about ourselves and practical insights for living in today’s world. Engage - During our time together we also engage God in prayer; seeking His presence, His encouragement, His comfort and His support in our lives and in the lives of others. Exalt - In addition, we exalt God with the use of contemporary songs written only a few years ago and ancient prayers written many centuries ago to thank God for the many blessings that He has provided and express our worship to him. Currently, this fellowship is meeting in home groups for spiritual formation and regularly gathers for monthly worship.

Cross Anglican Fellowship - The University of Kentucky · Lexington, KY

http://ukcross.com

Under the leadership of Fr. Matt Purpot, Cross Anglican Fellowship is an Anglican student outreach to the University of Kentucky.  Lots of people are hungry for something meaningful in their lives…but just not sure what’s missing. It has something to do with the deepest part of ourselves and with God.  Cross Anglican Fellowship is committed to becoming wholehearted disciples of Jesus Christ, and with his help, building a relationship with God and finding that something we have been missing. Here is their vision: Our desire is to join people on the journey of life as they attempt to become real with themselves, others, and God.  We want to help people become fully alive by leading them to the Truth, which will set them free (John 8:32) to live as they were meant to live – “The glory of God is man (and woman) fully alive” (Saint Irenaeus).

St. Aidan’s Anglican Church · Nicholasville, KY

http://www.jessamineanglicans.org

The purpose of Christ’s church is the spreading of His Kingdom through the proclamation of the Gospel. Jesus’ Great Commission to His followers was to preach the Gospel to all nations, baptizing them, and making them into disciples. This is what His Kingdom looks like. St. Aidan’s is a community dedicated to Worship, Prayer, and Discipleship for the sake of Jessamine County. More than one-half of Jessamine county’s 45,000 residents don’t have a relationship with Jesus Christ. Jessamine County doesn’t need another Church. Jessamine County needs a community of believers who are committed to Christ, to His Church, and to His Heart for the lost, the poor, the weak, the sick, and the lonely.  Using the life and ministry of St. Aidan as a model, we see ourselves as a Celtic abbey, a community of believers devoted to each other through prayer and service for the sake of the larger community around us. St. Aidan’s Church is committed to pursuing meaningful relationships with those around us who do not know Christ and to intentional acts of service to the least, the last, and the lost of Jessamine County. We are committed to being a light in the darkness and being an image for those around us to see what life looks like when God is in-charge. This new work is being led by Fr. Lee McLeod

St. Barnabas Anglican Church · Covington, KY

http://www.kentuckyanglican.org

St. Barnabas is a new work in Covington, Kentucky under the leadership of Fr. Chris Peterson that strives to love Covington, Northern Kentucky, and Cincinnatti.  The congregation strives to live in the light of Christ, which means several things. They listen to the Scriptures to hear his word. They look to the saints through the ages for examples for life. They turn to one another for the touch of his Spirit. They turn to the world to offer ourselves for its life as he did. Together, they are learning and growing up into Christ. With worship and prayers that date back to the first centuries of Christianity, their values and practices are rooted in the teachings of the gospels and the early church. Having said that, they seek to express the beauty and history of the ancient church in ways that modern people will find familiar with the hope that our life of worship with look much like Christ’s incarnation…the beauty of eternity captured in a moment of time. This congregation gathers for worship at Fr. Peterson’s home. 

Anglican Church of the Trinity · Minneapolis, MN

http://www.trinityminneapolis.org

Our story is everyone’s story. We’re hungry for God; we’re famished from years of empty calories served up by empty spiritualities; now we’re seeking Jesus, the Bread of Life.
We’re new at this. We were established in May 2010 as a Parish-in-Formation of the Anglican Church in North America. Currently, our numbers are small, but we’re already meeting weekly for worship. During the rest of the week, we’re working hard to launch the programs we hunger for: Christian education for all, Pastoral Care, Missions, Fellowship and more.
Most of all, we want to worship and know Christ. We’re uninterested in stewardship, expansion, service projects, lectureships, musicianship or any of that for its own sake. We’ve had our fill. Now we want Jesus. In time, our lives together will show the results and our new church will fail or flourish accordingly.

We have chosen to name this church after the Trinity. The term “Trinity” best captures the essence of the Christian understanding of the relational nature of divine being and reality. We worship a God who is an infinitely intimate community of three divine persons so bound together by mutually self-giving love as to be One God. We recognize and celebrate that our lives and the existence of the universe itself are continually upheld by the creative love flowing from this eternal fellowship of Father, Son and Holy Spirit. As people created in the image of the Trinity, we recognize that we, too, are inherently relational and as such our fulfillment and significance derive from the authenticity of our relationships with one another and most importantly with the One who created us and calls us to participate in the divine Community.  We strive to be Orthodox, Scripture-Centered, Liturgical, Transformational, Evangelistic, Sacramental, Prayer-Filled, Creedal, Equipping, Spirit-Led, Egalitarian and Classical. God is the infinite center of our worship. Worship is the most important thing we do. In our worship we use the profound and beautiful structures and language of the Book of Common Prayer, traditional hymnody, and service music in the “classical” style. Worship leaders are chosen according to their gifts, not their gender.

St. Timothy Anglican Mission · Burglington, VT

http://sttimothyburlington.org

St. Timothy Anglican Mission grew out of Timothy Home Fellowship that was started in April 2005 by lay persons, and spiritually led for three years by volunteer ordained priests from neighboring states.  Timothy began as a small group of people in need of a spiritual home coming together.  They met in homes all around the state of Vermont for worship services once a month on Saturday mornings, adding new members as word spread about the sound biblical teaching the guest preachers provided. People drove 2 to 3 hours to attend one of these services.

St. Timothy began meeting as a distinct congregation early in 2008 under the leadership of a tent-making pastor, the Rev. Alex Cameron.  Renting space from a local Greek Orthodox Church, we have grown from average Sunday attendance of 30 in September 2008, to 50 in April 2010.  There is a hunger here in northern New England for the gospel. We are attracting people of every age, especially young adults, and every walk of life.  We have been intentional about reaching out to the univeristy community with intellectually compelling and spiritually tranforming faith in Jesus Christ.  Our membership includes several talented lay preachers, musicians, and children’s teachers who volunteer their time to share in the ministry of the church.  The weekly potluck meal in the fellowship hall following the service builds intergenerational community in a very special way.

Cross of Christ Church · Glen Rose, TX

http://www.fwepiscopal.org

“Far be it from me to glory except in the Cross of our Lord Jesus Christ” (Gal. 6:14) Seeking to embody those words of St. Paul, Cross of Christ Church in Glen Rose, TX is an upstart traditional Anglican Mission of the Episcopal Diocese of Fort Worth, under the direction of its Bishop, The Right Rev’d. Jack L. Iker, and its Priest, The Rev’d. Father William Estes. The initial members of our Mission began meeting, with Bp. Iker’s blessing, a little over a year ago, using “supply” Priests when available. In January, when we asked our dear Bishop to consider assigning us a regular Priest, he was gracious to assign Fr. Estes to us. We proclaim “The Faith which was once for all delivered to the Saints” (Jude 1:3), as expressed in the three historic Creeds of the One Holy Catholic & Apostolic Church, & practiced throughout 2000 years of Church history. We strive to worship the Triune God, Father Son & Holy Spirit, not according to our own whims or pop-culture, but rather according to the teachings of Scripture & Church Tradition regarding the way He desires to be worshiped, seeking to offer him “acceptable worship, with reverence & awe” (Heb. 12:28), using the Book of Common Prayer as our guide, & honoring the unique character of Anglican/Episcopal tradition & expression (“Anglican Patrimony”) within the boundaries of historic Catholic-Christian tradition. Accordingly, we “preach Christ, & him crucified” (1 Cor. 2:2), & we observe the Eucharist (Mass) as the historic & proper central act of worship (Acts 2:42). We are a small but growing parish family who loves God & one another, ranging in age from small children to Senior Citizens, thankful for God’s abundant blessings, excited about the growth & development of our parish, & seeking to share God’s love & blessings within the beautiful & growing Glen Rose & Sumervell County, Texas area, through community presence & service, loving outreach to those in need, evangelization of the un-churched, & other joyful expressions of our Savior Christ’s perfect love, grace & peace. Come worship with us, & join us as we seek to joyfully serve, love and grow!

Peninsula Anglican Church · Saanichton, BC

http://www.peninsulaanglican.com/

When the Diocese of British Columbia (Anglican Church of Canada) threatened to disestablish Brentwood Chapel, the priest and most of the parishioners determined that the best way to ensure faithfulness to the Gospel of Jesus Christ and continue the Chapel’s evangelical testimony was to plant a new church under the jurisdiction of the Anglican Network in Canada.  Thus was born Peninsula Anglican Church.  We meet in Central Saanich, where we enjoy the generous hospitality of Friendship Community Church.  Sunday mornings alternate between a friendly and engaging Holy Communion and a new thing we call Inter*Action, where a major children’s presentation delights everyone and inductive bible study replaces the sermon.  A calling to be a teaching church means presenting a course on N.T.Wright’s “Surprised by Hope” with another on “Words of Worship” lined up for the fall.  Our children’s ministry hosts a Vacation Bible Study in July.  And plans for a ‘church in the pub’ evening of drinks and bible study will be put into practice this June.  We are fifty or more people with hopes, dreams and ambitions, trusting that God will empower us and open opportunities for us to connect with the people around us.  This work is being led by the Rev. Mark Davison and the Rev. Dr. Michael Pountney.

Restoration Anglican Church · Arlington, VA

http://restorationarlington.org/

Restoration Anglican Church is a group of friends who began meeting in North Arlington on January 25, 2009. We value deep community, beauty, and the Bible. We worship Jesus. We desire to be a catalyst that connects people to God, to others, and to the needs of the world. We do this by meeting on Sunday mornings to worship together, hear from the Scriptures, and celebrate the Eucharist; studying the Bible and developing community in weekly small groups; joyfully serving our local community; and using our resources to meet global needs. Our name reminds us of the biblical promise that Jesus is coming back as King to restore and reconcile all things to God, and we look forward to that day.

Christ the Redeemer Anglican Church · Moncton, NB

http://www.christ-redeemer.ca

The congregation of Christ the Redeemer Anglican Church and its three satellite locations meet in diverse locations. The “home” congregation meets in the facilities of Moncton Wesleyan Church in Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada. Three satellite locations are within an hour and a half (or less) of Moncton: Sussex, NB; Quispamsis, near the city of Saint John, NB; and Baie du Vin, near Miriamichi, NB. Two priests, Don Hamilton and Alan Reynolds, along with lay readers conduct the services, and once a month, we gather in Moncton for a joint service and potluck meal, always a great time of celebration. Our mission is to know Christ and make Him known. Christ the Redeemer held its inaugural service April 4, 2010.

Mountain Valley Mission · Squamish, BC

http://www.mountainvalleymission.ca/

Mountain Valley Mission is a new church start of the Anglican Coalition in Canada (ACiC) being led by the Rev. Barclay Mayo.  Their mission is to connect people to the love and forgiveness of Jesus; Teach them to love each other as they have been loved and accept God’s plan for their lives then; send them to Serve the community around them.  Squamish is a small community with very little Christian presence and a great deal of darkness in the midst of world-class climbing, hiking, kite-boarding, and kayaking.  The folks at Mountain Valley Mission are working hard at developing ministry that is focused outwards in service to this community. St. Theresa of Avila, (1515-1582) said, “Christ has no body but yours, No hands, no feet on earth but yours, Yours are the eyes with which He lookswith compassion on this world, Yours are the feet with which He walks to do good, Yours are the hands, with which He blesses all the world.”  Towards this end, this mission has established a Food Co-op, where members can pool their resources to bulk purchase healthy food, repackage and then offer it for sale at cost to those who are in need of a hand up.  They are also running an Alpha Course in a local coffee shop and gathering regularly for public worship.  To keep track of this pioneering work, check out the planter’s blog.

Living Stones Church · Fort Bend, TX

http://www.newfortbendchurch.org

The new Living Stones Church will serve Fort Bend County, Texas with a passion to seek the lost and invite them to follow God in a comfortable and sacred environment. We live in Spirit-filled relationships. We teach the world how to celebrate a life in God through Jesus Christ and in the power of the Holy Spirit.  Living Stones Church is committed to being: A church that reaches the lost, those who do not know Jesus as Lord and Savior, and who do not belong to a faith community.  A church that teaches children the ways of the Lord Jesus is the most important thing this church ever does.  A church where children will believe this is their church.  A church where all generations will be involved in the life of the church. Older generations will minister to younger generations.  A church whose life will be based on relationships and mentoring. Small group participation will honor God’s creative purpose of living in community and using us as living stones to build up His church.  A church that celebrates our multi-ethnic community.  This new work is being led by the Rev. Frankie Rodriguez.  Currently, a Covenant Team Bible Study is currently meeting together as the core team for this new work that plans to launch public worship Fall 2010.

St. Andrew’s Anglican Church · Delta, BC

http://www.standrewsdeltabc.org

St. Andrew’s started to grow early in the summer of 2008 under theguidance of the Venerable Dr. Trevor Walters.  Presently, we are a small group that hold bi-monthly evening services.  We are a group of dedicated,spirit-filled believers who love the LORD, with a history of more than 30 years of ministry together.  St. Andrew’s Anglican Church is committed to serving Delta, proclaiming the Gospel, nurturing relationship with Christ Jesus and equipping people for His Service.

St. Paul’s Anglican Church · Charlotte, NC

http://www.stpaulsanglican.net

Saint Paul’s Anglican began with a group of people meeting together to pray and discern, to listen to the Spirit. We long to walk together following Jesus in a way that is deeply authentic. We want to live with a greater confidence in God. We thirst for beauty, are fed by the Word and the Sacraments, and have great joy in community. We have found that the Gospel changes everything. The Gospel calls us to lives of coherence, sacrificial love, and joy. The Gospel means that Jesus is near and dear to us, though also He is wild and free and more than we can handle! As C. S. Lewis insisted, He is not tame, but He is good. Following Jesus is indeed life’s greatest adventure, and we are passionate about His glory and the Reign of God in the world. This new work is being led by Fr. Tim Clayton.

Church of the Ascension · Langley, BC

http://www.ascensionlangley.ca

The Church of the Ascension, Langley, British Columbia is one of the first Anglican 1000 Parishes.  Early in 2009 we received permission from the Bishop and Archdeacon to begin planting a new parish in this suburb of Vancouver.  We were suprised to find that God had already gone before us.  A bible study group was already meeting and praying that a parish might be established in this area.  We joined them and began planning a public meeting to gather further interest. Four monthly communion services were held over the summer of 2009 with attendance ranging from 20 to 30.  A major challenge of that summer was identifying suitable public space for worship.  After examining 40 sites, one clear choice emerged that would be permanent, economical and attractive.  We now meet every Sunday at 11 A.M in the George Preston Recreation Centre at 20699 42nd Avenue Langley.  In the fall of 2009 we received standing as a Parish of the Anglican Network in Canada.  After several months of meeting we now average between 30 to 40 people and have many aspects of program.  We are fully self-sufficient financially, and are reaching out to our community.
We give thanks to God for all that he is doing in our midst, and for the privilege of serving him in this community.
+Ron Ferris
Rector
Church of the Ascension

Anglican Church of Christ the Redeemer · Tri-Cities, WA

www.TriCityAnglican.org

Anglican Church of Christ the Redeemer is a new church plant in central Washington State which held it’s first Sacramental Worship in the Ancient Faith early 2010. We’re committed to the Gospel, the Good News through the joy of historic Anglican worship that is Bible Believing, Spirit Filled and Sacramental. Fr. Mac Culver and Dcn. Art Moore are our spiritual leaders here in the Columbia River Basin. We currently meet in the chapel at West Highlands United Methodist Church, 17 South Union Street, Kennewick, Washington. We also have Sunday morning and Tuesday evening worship at two of our large Adult Retirement Communities. God is blessing, and we trust that a community of believers in the Ancient Faith will soon grow to minister to our corner of Washington State. Iesus, tanto nomini nullum par elogium! Jesus, for so great a name, no praise is adequate!

St Brigid of Kildare · Medway, MA

http://www.holytrinitymarlborough.org

St. Brigid of Kildare is a mission plant from Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Marlborough, MA. It is led by Rev. Terrence P. McGillicuddy.  Its first liturgy was celebrated on February 7, 2010.  By God’s grace we have been drawing people together who are hungry for a deeper relationship with Jesus Christ and with each other. We are a community led by the Holy Spirit’s call to be Anam Caras (Gaelic: Soul friends) to those beyond our doors and to reach out to a broken world in dire need of God’s love and healing. It is with great joy and promise that we have arrived home into the Diocese of the Anglican Church in Canada (New England) in the Province of the Anglican Church in North America. Here we have found a new and refreshing freedom to be faithful to the Gospel and to the great commission of Jesus Christ (Mt. 28:16-20). The mission is currently meeting in the lower Chapel at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church, 151 Village Street. Medway, Ma 02053.

Emmaus Anglican Church · Montreal, QC

Emmaus Anglican Church is a new work in Montreal, Quebec.  This lay initiative is made up of a cross-section of professionals, artists, students, retired folk and homeless people. Very much in the process of discerning their vision, it seems they are moving toward being a downtown church that ministers to the poor. (The Open Door comes under Emmaus and is a ministry to the homeless).  They have have an interest in prayer/healing ministry, serving youth and young adults, social justice, and in being open to any ministries the Holy Spirit puts on our peoples’ hearts to begin. Worship is central and they have been blessed with an great team of lay leaders/speakers and people with many different giftings. This community is currently praying for a priest/minister who will share our vision and join with us in a team approach.  Please pray for wisdom and spiritual protection as they minister in a beautiful, but spiritually dark and hurting city. Quebec has its own distinct culture and they feel priviledged and excited to be part of this ‘new thing’ God is doing here in Montreal!

Holy Trinity Church: Treasure Valley · Meridian, ID

http://www.engagehtc.org

Less than a year ago, Bishop Todd Hunter of Churches for the Sake of Others invited church planter Rev. Chris Zoephel to guide a very small group of non-Anglicans into the Anglican Church and the ancient paths of pursuing God. From initial Thursday evenings in living rooms, then Sunday afternoons in a coffee shop, and now into a 100-year old church building, Holy Trinity has drawn believers from across the Treasure Valley of Idaho who desire spiritual formation in order to spread the message of the Redeeming Lord.  With Chris’s guidance and the help of Assistant Rector Ben Fischer, members of the church lead formational prayer groups, facilitate Bible studies at the local university, teach classes on church history, minister with the homeless population, host community art shows, and conduct personal spiritual direction. Planted in the midst of a large Mormon population, Holy Trinity hopes to sow Gospel seed widely in the Treasure Valley and to win lifelong disciples of Christ.

Emmanuel Anglican Fellowship · Twinsburg, OH

http://www.emmanuelanglicanfellowship.wordpress.com

Emmanuel Anglican Fellowship is a new house church led by Fr. Ken Bieber.  They are men and women of faith who have gathered together to form this new church for two purposes.  The first is to grow in the love and knowledge of the Lord.  The second is to share that love and knowledge with others.  Though mostly Anglican in our Christian growth, they come from diverse backgrounds.  At the same time they are united in our belief in the authority of scripture, as interpreted and passed to us by the ongoing witness of the church throughout the ages.  They have also found a component of our ministry is to reach those who have, for a variety of reasons, been alienated from the church and restore them to a healthy relationship with the Lord and the people of God. They are not simply adding Christians to the congregation, but seeking to introduce others to Jesus Christ.  In fact, the photo was taken following the first adult baptism at this new work!

The Anglican Chapel · South Hamilton, MA

http://www.anglicanchapel.org

We are a community of faithful Anglican Christians whose vision is to invite all people into the transforming love of Jesus.  We began as a prayer group in April 2009, went to monthly services in the autumn of 2009 and on January 10th began our weekly ‘soft launch’ Sunday services in our rented space in the Kaiser Chapel at Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary.  In the autumn of 2010 we hope to move into a permanent rented facility in a nearby community and have a ‘hard launch’ and begin our outreach ministry to the unchurched.  Our service is designed to appeal to a broad age range and includes blended worship of classical hymns, contemporary Christian music and jazz.  We have a special focus on to families and their children.  We offer a youth choir, youth group, homework club, book studies on A Young Woman After God’s Own Heart and A Young Man After God’s Own Heart as well Sunday morning classes.

Church of the Advent · Atlanta, GA

www.theadventatlanta.org

The Advent is a church plant out of Trinity Vineyard Church on the west side of Atlanta. The vision to plant The Advent came seven years ago when a group from the Atlanta Vineyard came to the city to begin planting small communities of Christians. The first church that was planted was Trinity Vineyard, but the vision of the leaders was never to be a mega-church. Rather the vision was to grow and plant more churches throughout the city.  The Advent became the first church to be planted out of Trinity Vineyard in the city of Atlanta. The first Sunday service was October 4th, 2009. Our mission is to be the hands and feet of Jesus to those farther east in the city: to love and serve the world in Jesus’ name.  Dale Brown, who was part of the planting team of Trinity Vineyard, is the lead planter of Church of the Advent.  The church meets at St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church in the heart of Atlanta.

Redeemer Anglican Church · Chicago, IL

http://redeemeranglican.org/

A new work in the heart of Chicago, Redeemer Anglican is a community that seeks to worship the Lord in Word, Sacrament and Spirit. We are one body, under our Lord Jesus Christ. It is our mission to proclaim the Gospel, and promote justice, peace and love. We are rooted in the beautiful traditions of the ancient church. We cherish our fellowship with millions of Christians across the globe. Come be a part of the history of God’s people as we celebrate the love of Christ through liturgy, teaching and song.

Restoration Anglican Church · Addison, TX

http://www.restorationchurchonline.com

Restoration Church is a new church plant in Addison, Texas supported by the Anglican Initiative for Mission and Christ Church Plano that began public worship in October 2009.  Meeting in a restaurant, Restoration Church seeks to bring restoration and transformation to Addison.  The lead planter, Jed Roseberry, and his wife Stacy followed the call to plant Restoration after two years on staff at Christ Church Plano.  They have new people every week join them for worship and have launched Alpha Home Groups and Life Care Groups this past January to share the Gospel and help their members grow in their faith.

The Table (Church) · Victoria, BC

http://www.tablechurch.ca

The Table is a church plant in downtown Victoria, BC whose purpose is to draw people into communion with Christ, community with one another, and to send people into their neighbourhoods to bless their neighbours.  We adopted the name The Table because we aim to set up many tables of worship throughout Greater Victoria that will meet outside church facilities - in essence, we hope to bring the communion table to the dinner table. We are more than a house church movement, though, since we also intend to gather every other week on Sunday nights for corporate worship.  Our model is best described as a pomegranate - one fruit (The Table proper) with many clusters (local Table groups), and we’ve organized this way so that people can not only “bring people to church” on common worship Sundays, but also “bring the church to the people” in their local gatherings.  The two planters, Josh Wilton and Andy Withrow, have started three Table groups already, and have gathered a “launch team” to help publicly launch this new work, God-willing, Sept 2010.

St. Gabriel’s Anglican Church · Springdale, AR

http://www.stgabrielsanglican.org

St. Gabriel’s Anglican Church is more of a transplant than a new plant. Having been around well over two decades it got its start as part of the continuing church movement of the 1970s. In June of 2009, St. Gabriel’s voted to join the Episcopal Diocese of Fort Worth - a founding diocese of the newly formed Anglican Church in North America. Since then average Sunday attendance has gone from the low 30s to the High 70s! As the only ACNA church in all of North West Arkansas St. Gabriel’s truly ministers to those searching for a traditional Anglican church family. St. Gabriel’s is led by Fr. John Slavin.

New Hope Anglican Church · Lacey, WA

http://www.NewHopeAnglicanChurch.org/

New Hope is a CANA congregation with a vision to know and live in the love of Christ. Started by Fr. Joel and Rena Graves and a dedicated launch team, they held their first service on September 13, 2009. In the first few months, the church has seen their home groups begin to thrive and has been able to we move into an office building on a busy intersection in Lacey. Their dream is to grow in their relationship with God and make a difference in the community. Towards that goal, the church is actively involved with the local Olympia Union Gospel Mission and is building an outreach to the soldiers and airmen of Fort Lewis and McChord AFB, which is only 15 minutes away.

St. Joseph’s Anglican Church · Trussville, AL

http://www.stjosephtrussville.org/

St Joseph was founded in 2009 as one of the first plants within the new Anglican Church in North America. They are following The Lord’s call of the Great Commission to plant a church in the North East area of Birmingham. As they minister the Gospel to the surrounding communities, they are heavily involved with ministry to incarcerated youth at a nearby detention facility. They have even sponsored a Chaplain to this facility, through our relationship with CANA. The founding members of the congregation come from many Christian backgrounds.  They worship at Historic Penny Brook Chapel, an early 1900’s mission church building that was renovated as use as a wedding chapel. They chose St Joseph as our Patron Saint, to ever remind us of his commitment, devotion and obedience to God’s word, as we model our ministries in the Trussville area.

Christ the King Anglican Church · Free Soil, MI

http://www.holytrinityanglicansouthhaven.com/LudingtonManistee.html

Christ the King is a Mission Fellowship of Holy Trinity Anglican Church in South Haven, Michigan, in the Diocese of the Holy Spirit.  After meeting in homes for several months, in March of 2009 we were provided a church home by the gracious people of St. John Cantius Catholic Church in Free Soil, a small, rural community in Northwest Michigan located between the larger communities of Ludington and Manistee.  Rex Benfield, senior warden of Christ the King, leads Morning Prayer on Sundays and Fr. Andrew Gross of Holy Trinity periodically celebrates Eucharist with us.

Holy Trinity Anglican Church · Bowie, MD

http://www.holytrinityinbowie.org

Holy Trinity Church is a new Anglican Church plant in Bowie, MD. It was started by Fr. Amos Uwadiae, his wife and their five months old baby Lisa in the basement of their home. The Lord continues His faithfulness! They now worship in a beautifully furnished Community Center. Their vision is to be a church without walls, ministering to people from different nations of the world and reaching out to the younger generation with the love of Christ through music and the Word of God. Recently, the Lord brought to Bishop Jesus Heurtas and Dr. Ekezie to help nurture and consolidate the vision at Holy Trinity Church, Bowie. Praise God for His faithfulness!

Trinity Anglican Fellowship · Erie, PA

http://theleca.org/

Trinity began as a handful of Christians who answered God’s call to plant an orthodox Anglican witness on the shores of Lake Erie. We held our first living room service in July and quickly ran out of room! Now in a rented facility, God continues to bless us. Kind of in an Anglican No-Man’s-Land, we have come under the ecclesiastical oversight of Bishop Doc Loomis (The Anglican Mission) as our youth participate in the Diocese of Pittsburgh’s Happening. We endorse the Ancient-Future model of ministry, and we integrate the evangelical, the catholic, and the Spirit-Filled in our worship and discipleship. Almost a third of our fellowship comes from non-Anglican backgrounds, and family members worship together that did not a year ago. God willing, ten people (teens and adults) will be confirmed in April!

Hamilton Anglican Fellowship · Chattanooga, TN

http://www.facebook.com/#!/group.php?gid=243287565139

The Hamilton Anglican Fellowship is a lay-led church startup in Chattanooga, Tennessee whose mission is: “To Exalt Christ, Equip His Followers, and Expand His Kingdom.” To those ends, we endeavor to be: 1) a worship center that provides for a life-changing encounter with the Living God; 2) a community center where people come together in true fellowship to support, encourage, and challenge each other in their Christian walk; and 3) a teaching/placement center with an intentional disciple-forming process built on biblical preaching, teaching and coaching that equips people for ministry consistent with their calling and gifting. 

St. Paul Anglican Bible Church · Stoney Creek, ON

www.stpaulabc.ca

The journey into planting a church began when seven people from four families each felt called to start a new parish and God in His inimitable fashion drew these seven together with their distinct skills, talents and gifts during the spring and summer of 2008.  We prayed constantly for God’s guidance and after a year were convinced that the Lord had knit us together as a family—a community—with a call to minister His Word in Stoney Creek.  During the summer of 2009 we held worship services in a carport where our first parishioners joined us. Prayers were answered as the gym in John Knox Christian School was secured for our services.  We held our first indoor service in October 2009, and continue to worship in the gym every Sunday at 3pm.  Our vision is to teach, preach, baptize, and make disciples of all people in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.

Saint Elizabeth’s Anglican Church · Everett, WA

http://stelizabethsanglican.org/

St. Elizabeth’s is a brand new church plant in the newly formed Diocese of Cascadia.  Barely one month old, the church held their first service on February 7th, 2010.  We are a plant from Trinity Anglican Church in Mount Vernon where the lead planter, Fr. Allan Graves, serves as the Rector. 

Church of the Cross · Boston, MA

http://www.cotcboston.org

Church of the Cross is a church plant in Boston, Massachusetts that is seeking to be a missional family. Beginning in 2008, seminarian Ben Rey began to gather a small core of people together. As this small core soon outgrew his living room, the Rev. Mark Booker, then a pastor at Church of the Resurrection in Washington, D.C., began to discern a call to join the new work and moved to Boston with his wife and three kids in the Spring of 2009.  Church of the Cross desires to reach out to families and individuals by proclaiming the Gospel and the Kingdom through authentic relationships, engagement with the arts, partnering with local non-profits in working with the marginalized and by being a family in the midst of city often filled with loneliness.

Northwest Anglican · Bellevue, WA

http://www.nwanglican.org/

Northwest Anglican is a creative effort to plant a fresh Anglican presence in the Pacific Northwest.  The leader of this work is Aaron Burt.  Aaron is from Washington, but currently serves on staff at Church of the Apostles in Columbia, SC.  In addition to his duties as Associate Rector at Church of the Apostles, Aaron flies back home to Washington on a regular basis as he leverages his existing networks to begin a work there.  Currently, the church gets together every other week.  Aaron comes in town once a month to celebrate Eucharist for the group.  Aaron has a vision to use this apostolic model to plant Anglican churches throughout the Pacific Northwest in the coming years.