The Anglican Society
founded in the United States in 1932
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The purpose of the Anglican Society is to promote and maintain the Catholic doctrine, discipline, and worship of th eEpsicopal Church in accordance with the principles and contents of the Book of Common Prayer. Membership in the Society is open to all interested persons through payment of membership dues, currently $10 annually ($18 foreign). Dues include a complimentary subscription to The Anglican, the Quarterly Gazette of the Anglican Society and the General Theological Seminary. In addition to publication of The Anglican, the Society sponsors public lectures throughout the year, including the William Reed Huntington Memorial Sermon and service, usually presented in January, and the Annual Program of the Society sponsored at its April meeting. Both events are open to the public and are held at notable venues in New York City. Our recent public speakers have included The Rev. Titus Presler, Sub-dean of The General Theological Seminary on Companionship: An Anglican Spirituality of Mission and The Rev. Mark S. Hanson, Presiding Bishop of the Evangelical Lutheran Church (William Reed Huntington Memorial Sermon on ecumenical matters). For more information, please visit Events. |
Executive Committee Episcopal Patron |
The Rev. Canon Jonathan L. King Professor Nicholas Birns The
Rev. Paul B. Clayton, Jr. |
Dr. Nicholas Birns Miss Linda Bridges The Rev. Gaylord Hitchcock The Rev. William Loring Professor R. Bruce Mullin The Rev. Dirk Reinken The Rev. Stephen L. White |
Emeriti The Very Rev. Lloyd G. Chattin |
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President: The Rev. Canon Professor J. Robert Wright
Editor of The Anglican: The Rev. Cody Unterseher
site last updated July 4, 2011.