At the heart of the Apostolic Anglican Communion lies a rich tapestry of faith, history, and community. While we are Anglican in character, we are made up of so many people of so many Christian and Messianic traditions with a common love of Jesus Christ and common call to the work of the Gospel.

Our firm belief is that the Church of Jesus Christ is not called to be shut up behind closed doors, no matter how beautiful those doors may be. We are called to live in this world as ambassadors for the God who has seen fit to call us to himself, in all our respective places, and at this specific time in history.

We are rooted in the Anglican tradition of faith, the Book of Common Prayer, and most importantly in the Holy Scriptures of the Old and New Testaments. We hold these things dear because we believe they speak not only to a world of yesteryear, but that the world of today so desperately needs the truths spoken by them.

I invite you to learn more about who we are, what we are doing, and why we are doing it. Then I would ask you to ask God “Is this where I am called to be?”

-The Most Rev. Dr. Vince McLaughlin
Archbishop and Primate
The Apostolic Anglican Communion