Anglican Province of America 6.3.1

This application serves as a valuable tool for fostering connections with the Anglican Province of America. Anglicanism represents a historical expression of the Christian faith that emerged in England, integrating the authority of the Bible with a commitment to tradition and structured prayer. This faith is fundamentally grounded in scripture, reason, and historical practices.

The term “Anglican” is derived from the ancient Anglo-Saxon tribes of Europe, specifically the "Engles" or "Angles," whose language would evolve into what we now recognize as English. As their island gained the name England, its Christian adherents became known as Anglicans.

Currently, the Anglican Province of America actively preserves the historic Catholic faith within the Anglican tradition, embodying a lineage that is both rich and significant.