The Chaplain’s Convocation and Symposium. Training, Ordination and Worship are all part of endorsing and deploying chaplains to serve our nation.
13 bishops of The Anglican Church in North America joined over 500,000 marchers in our nation’s capital to protest the unjust Supreme Court decision, Roe v Wade handed down over 40 years ago. Photo Link.
Part of our story is the chaplain working in the hospital, hospice, Fire and Police Dept. as well as other community service.
Our chaplains serve those in our military, federal and local governments and all areas of life. The Chaplaincy gets them ready to serve.
The Reverend Canon Jay Cayangyang was recently notified of his selection for Commander (O-5) in the United States Navy. Our warmest congratulations to he and his family on this significant promotion.
Fr. Jerry Kramer, International Prior of the Anglican Communion Benedictines (acb-acna.org), was installed as a lifetime Canon of the Cathedral and Vicar General of the Diocese May 14th, 2013, seated in Bishop Frank Weston’s old stall at Christ Church. Prayers for this new ministry much appreciated.
Prior Kramer is now busy and focused on training home/cell group leaders. The plan is to launch 20 cell groups by fall and 50 – 60 groups by Christmas. “Our goal is to deepen discipleship, encourage more Bible study, community ministry, fellowship and intercessory prayer; prepare to move the entire Church underground if necessary; and build a platform for reaching our “neighbors.”” Please pray that the local church leaders will be receptive and take ownership and God will guide our every step.
The Anglican Communion Benedictines is a dispersed monastic community committed to creating “houses of prayer” through out the US and internationally to aid the church reestablish a culture of prayer in the Benedictine tradition. More information can be found at acb-acna.org.
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