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Where Deep Discipleship Meets Deep Distress

12/14/2021 The Rev. Canon Phil Ashey (https://americananglican.org/featured/where-deep-discipleship-meets-deep-distress/) Mary, the mother of God, models the deep discipleship that you and I are called to demonstrate, in word and deed, to a culture in deep distress. Bishop J.C. Ryle observed of the

The great love story – God loves the world, John 3:16-21

(www.gafcon.org/devotion/the-great-love-story-god-loves-the-world-john-316-21) By reading Ruth we have not only received a beautiful story, we have also learned how we can be rescued from our desperate condition. In this gospel reading we will see how our rescue takes place. Our rescuer

Practice What you Preach, Vice President Osinbajo Tells Christians

The Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Yemi Osinbajo, has challenged Christians to stand for what is right, stand for the truth of the Bible and to put into practice exactly what Jesus Christ has Instructed them

A Hope And A Future For Anglicans

By The Rev. Canon Phil Ashey Published in American Anglican Council It is an understatement that Anglicanism is not always neat and tidy. The very nature of our decision making in councils, as ancient as it may be, is messy. Things don’t

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To Whom Shall We Go?

The Rev. Canon Phil Ashey One of my favorite Anglicans, John Stott, once reminded us that we need to be Christians who have the Bible in one hand and a newspaper in the other. Granted, that was in the old

John 1:14: We have seen his glory

“The word became flesh and dwelt amongst us and we beheld his glory.” There is no transfiguration scene in John’s Gospel. This is because the glory of Jesus is glimpsed throughout Jesus’ whole ministry. Glory is a tricky concept

The War on Drug Abuse begins

The Church of Nigeria, Anglican Communion has launched its own war on drug abuse and addiction. The Primate of All Nigeria, Archbishop Henry Ndukuba inaugurated the Anglican Compassion and Development Initiative’ (ACADI) saddled with the responsibility to take teachings,

Primate Ndukuba laments the killing of Rev Emeka Merenu

The Primate of All Nigeria, Most Rev Henry Ndukuba has expressed the sympathy of the Church to communities affected by violence and various attacks and insecurities in various dimensions, across the country. The Head of the Anglican Church laments

THE FUTURE OF THE CHURCH IS NETWORKS

And this gospel of the kingdom will be proclaimed throughout the whole world as a testimony to all nations, and then the end will come – Matthew 24:14 By David W. Virtue, DD www.virtueonline.org CHANGE OR DIE! Networks! that is