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STRUCTURE

The Anglican Church in North America is a conciliar church where clergy and laity serve together in leadership. The Most Rev. Stephen D. Wood serves as the Anglican Church in North America’s Archbishop. Bishops meet together as the College of Bishops. Laity and clergy take leadership responsibility on the Provincial Council and during the Provincial Assembly.

Current Constitution and Canons – This document was ratified Provincial Assembly in 2019.

Constitution and Canons in effect September 2024This document reflects amendments ratified by Provincial Assembly 2024. By Canon, though, these changes do not go into effect until September 24, 2024.

ACNA Provincial Court Membership

Provincial Tribunal

Court for the Trial of a Bishop

The Rt. Rev. Eric Menees, San Joaquin

The Rev. Herb Bailey, Pittsburgh/Church Army USA

The Rev. Carl Eyberg, Living Word

The Rev. Dr. Stephen Noll, Pittsburgh

The Rev. Lisa Schwandt, Western Gulf Coast

The Rev. Dr. Jake Stum, South

Dr. Bill Atwood, San Joaquin

Ms. Elizabeth (Beth) Conkle, San Joaquin

Dr. Joan Deeks, ANiC

Mr. Bassem Youssef, Mid-Atlantic

Ms. Deborah Tepley, Christ Our Hope

Mr. Albert Thompson, Mid-Atlantic

*The Anglican Church in North America has many partners in ministry of the Gospel. The list below is not exhaustive of all those with whom the Province serves the Lord. However, under Canon I.7.2, the following entities have been recognized as having “a special relationship with the Province.”

American Anglican Council – The AAC is a network of individuals, parishes, and ministries who affirm biblical authority and Christian orthodoxy within the Anglican Communion. Its mission is to build up and defend Great Commission Anglicanism throughout the world by developing leaders, equipping local congregations, and always reforming the Church. The AAC accomplishes this through its ministries of clergy care groups, leadership training, Anglican legal consultation and networking, church revitalization workshops, and bishop’s leadership summits that bring together and resource biblically-faithful bishops from provinces around the world.

Anglican Global Mission Partners – AGMP is a voluntary networking partnership of 30+ Anglican global mission-committed organizations that include mission agencies, churches, dioceses, institutions, and jurisdictions throughout North America. These organizations are committed to sharing the gospel with every tribe, tongue, and nation.

Anglican House Media Ministry – Anglican House Media was founded in 2012 to serve as a media arm for the Anglican Church in North America. They stand with the greater Body of Christ to proclaim the Gospel message.

Anglican Relief and Development Fund – ARDF partners with Christian leaders working in their own communities to deliver strategic and effective aid and relief. Their projects are locally initiated and operated to reduce overheads and ensure cultural acceptance and sustainability.

Church Army USA – CAUSA is committed to serving and reaching disconnected and hurting people with a message of hope, love, and joy. Ministers specialize in working outside of church buildings through addiction centers, urban farming, prisons, café ministries, back alleys, schools, hospitals, nursing homes, and housing developments.

Forward in Faith North America – FIFNA is the catholic voice of Anglicanism in North America. They are a family who seeks to worship God the Father through His Son, Jesus Christ, in the power of the Holy Spirit, living and proclaiming the catholic faith as received in the Anglican tradition.

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