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Denominations - Protestant

Short profiles of selected Christian denominations in the U.S.

Anglican Province of America

Anglican, Evangelical

Date Founded:  1968

Membership/Number of Clergy:  Not available.

Headquarters:  3348 West State Road 426, Oviedo, FL 32765

Schools & Seminaries:  None

Publications:  None

Website:  https://anglicanprovince.org/

Social Media: Facebook

Core Beliefs:

The Anglican Province of America is a living branch of the One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church of Our Lord Jesus Christ. We profess the orthodox Christian Faith as received in the canonical Holy Scriptures, the three ancient Creeds, the Seven Ecumenical Councils, the consensus of the Church Fathers, and the Holy Tradition of the ancient and Undivided Church of the first millennium. We celebrate the seven Holy Sacraments of the historic Church. We joyfully proclaim the timeless Gospel of our Savior to all the world.

We are a “Continuing” Anglican Church because we continue to live and practice the fullness of the Christian Faith in its unique English form — English Catholicism — which has been present in England since the early second century. We can trace the term “Anglican” back to the ancient Anglo-Saxon tribes of Europe. The tribal name was spelled “Engles” or “Angles,” as the tribes’ speech was the precursor to the English language. Their land became known as England and their Christians as Anglicans. Anglicans would eventually produce such pinnacles of the English language as the Book of Common Prayer and the Authorized Version of the Bible (KJV). Today, the Anglican Province of America maintains the historic Catholic faith in the Anglican tradition. See https://anglicanprovince.org/who-we-are for more information.

Short History:

"The history of the APA stretches back to 1968 with the founding of the American Episcopal Church (AEC) in response to the heretical teachings of Episcopal Bishop James Pike, the Social Gospel Movement in the mainline Protestant churches, and the liturgical movement spawned by the dramatic liturgical revisions of Vatican II. Our Diocese of the Eastern United States is the same diocese first erected in the old AEC, the first of the modern so-called 'Continuing Churches.'"  The APA held joint synod in October 2017 with the Anglican Catholic Church, the Anglican Church in America, and the Diocese of the Holy Cross in a joint synod in October 2017 to establish full communion among those denominations.

Local Churches:  The closest church to Louisville is located in Cincinnati.

St. Paul's Church, 4100 Taylor Ave., Cincinnati, OH 45209.

Church Locator: https://anglicanprovince.org/find-a-church