Network Council: Celebrating Ministry, Looking to Future as Council Ends

Anglicans and Episcopalians from around the United States ended the Anglican Communion Network’s Annual Council meeting today the way they began it, with worship in Pittsburgh’s Trinity Cathedral.

The meeting of 80 delegates and an equal number of guests July 31 – August 2 dealt with everything from the elections to the Network’s steering committee to a proposed theological statement that would bring closer together eight different groups of orthodox Anglicans.

“Much of what we dealt with was simply the nuts and bolts of building and maintaining an orthodox Anglican witness and ministry, from budgeting to the election of officers, but we also spent time addressing our own need for what Bishop Robert Duncan is calling a ‘reformation of behavior,’” said the Rev. Canon Daryl Fenton, chief operating officer for the Network. the rest