AAC Releases Second Edition of Educational Booklet: 'Equipping the Saints'
The American Anglican Council released today the second edition of its educational booklet “Equipping the Saints: A Crisis Resource for Anglican Laity,” first published in 2004 as a tool for assisting individuals and congregations with understanding the issues and nature of the current crisis in the Anglican Communion. The second edition includes current statistics, an updated timeline, and descriptions of situations that reflect the escalating crisis. Time is of the essence, and we encourage you to use this educational tool in your congregations and small groups as well as with individuals. Print it, make copies, and pass it along.
Download it here
Ed: Very helpful reading
“Equipping the Saints” I thought it was AAC dogma that the Bible is all that is required to equip the saints?
Posted by on 04/07 at 09:54 AMMy surprise is the defined meaning of Orthodoxy in the booklet does not list the Book of Common Prayer. I am not sure how to read that.
Posted by on 04/08 at 11:07 AM
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