Anglican Communion Network - Support From Anglican Churches and Ministries

Support From Anglican Churches and Ministries

The Common Cause Partnership, founded in June 2004, is an alliance of several churches and ministries which support ACN. The initial meeting was followed by a gathering in February 2005 which resulted in a Statement of Common Cause Partners in North America.

The Common Cause Partners are as follows:

  • American Anglican Council
  • Anglican Coalition in Canada
  • Anglican Mission in America
  • Anglican Network in Canada
  • Anglican Province of America
  • Convocation of Anglicans in North America
  • Forward in Faith North America
  • Reformed Episcopal Church

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