Anglican Campus Fellowship cultivates Christ-centered communities on college campuses in partnership with local Anglican churches. We exist to form students into thoughtful disciples, courageous leaders, and lifelong participants in God's mission.

How do we live faithfully in a disordered world? A new podcast from Trinity Anglican Seminary explores theology, culture, history, and the Christian life through the lens of Scripture and the Anglican tradition.

Ready to grow your leadership and increase your ministry’s impact? REVERB offers practical tools to help leaders build stronger teams, overcome barriers, and develop a sustainable volunteer pipeline.

What does it really mean to pray for justice? A recent article by the AAC reflects on truth, impartiality, accountability, and the humility to accept a verdict we may not expect.

From Evening Prayer under the setting sun to quarterly Communion services, one year of faithful gathering has laid the foundation for a growing Anglican community in Fredericksburg.

The goal of Ad Fontes at Trinity Anglican Seminary is threefold:

1. to promote theological education as an integral component of ministerial life

2. to cultivate pastoral formation through robust networks of friendship and mutual mentoring

3. to develop a distinctively Anglican theological, spiritual, and pastoral identity that supports unity across dioceses

Annie Crawford will discuss the incredible C. S. Lewis, and his contribution to preserving ancient Christian wisdom, especially its sacramental vision of reality in Christ.

College Students: Step deeper into God’s story! The door is still open for this dynamic Rock the World program that deepens and accelerates your ability to follow Jesus and influence others in the same direction.

Before the solemn season of Lent begins, churches across the diocese marked Shrove Tuesday with pancakes, fellowship, and plenty of syrup.

We should approach such matters neither with fear nor with triumphalism, but with the steady confidence that the Lord continues to guide His Church.

One of the blessings of these (international) gatherings is the opportunity to reconnect with friends from across the globe one rarely gets to see. The Nigerian music team that led us each day was the same group that led Gafcon III in Jerusalem in 2018.

The Art of Illuminating Biblical Manuscripts and Three Ways it Forms our Faith Today

Join Dean of the Province Bishop Dobbs, and senior Provincial staff to receive updates on key disciplinary and provincial events. Participants are invited to submit questions in advance and register ahead of time to receive the zoom link.

On Feb 1, the Governance Task Force released the final 3.0 version of Title IV revisions. To kick-off his final public review cycle, the Province is hosting a Virtual Town Hall.

Rev. Dr. Chris Royer shares why we should do frontier missions Anglicanly.

Christians are contesting an alternative gospel in the present age, one that promises fulfillment through the longings of the self, according to speakers at a prominent Anglican conference.

God desires not only to save and teach you, but to sanctify you and lead you into a steady rhythm of joy, peace, and fruitful ministry. This Immanuel Inner Healing Prayer Training introduces a simple, thoroughly biblical approach to prayer that helps you hear God’s still, gentle voice and cultivate a conversational relationship with him.

Introducing two international ministry opportunities.

As followers of Christ, we are called to take the good news of the gospel, the light of the world, to the ends of the earth. We are blessed to have a liturgical calendar that trains us to inhabit God’s story, allowing the life of Christ to shape both our personal faith and the shared life of the Church over time.

Do you thirst for a fresh outpouring of the Holy Spirit — in your life, in your congregation, in our Anglican Province?