Welcome in the name of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ!
The CAMC is dedicated to growing the kingdom of Jesus Christ one person at a time through personal evangelism and service to the body of Christ. We seek to grow through soul-winning and ministry to disenfranchised Christians, especially the poor.
We are in the process of registering the Communion in Chile, South America where we have established a mission in the city of Coquimbo with communities in Santiago, Viña del Mar and Vicuna.
We are Anglican, but not in communion with the Archbishop of Canterbury, nor are we a "Continuing Anglican Church".
We are Apostolic, sharing the historical succession of the Apostles.
We are Orthodox and Evangelical in our faith and practice, believing the Bible as the Holy and Inspired Word of God, sufficient to every need.
We are Sacramental, believing in the two sacraments of our Lord Jesus Christ, Holy Baptism and Holy Communion and in the sacraments of the Church: Holy Unction (prayer for sick); Holy Orders of the three fold ministry, Deacons, Priests, and Bishops; Holy Matrimony; Confirmation (Impartation of the Holy Spirit by the laying on of hands and reception into the church; and Reconcilliation of a Pentitant through confession and absolution.
We are Liturgical using historical liturgies of the church and subscribing specifically to the Book of Common Prayer of 1652 of the historic Anglican faith.
In addition, we subscribe to the Thirty Nine Articles of Anglicanism, The Chicago Lambeth Quadrilteral and the Baltimore Declaration.
(Click on Documents to access the above referenced.)
The CAMC is dedicated to growing the kingdom of Jesus Christ one person at a time through personal evangelism and service to the body of Christ. We seek to grow through soul-winning and ministry to disenfranchised Christians, especially the poor.
We are in the process of registering the Communion in Chile, South America where we have established a mission in the city of Coquimbo with communities in Santiago, Viña del Mar and Vicuna.
We are Anglican, but not in communion with the Archbishop of Canterbury, nor are we a "Continuing Anglican Church".
We are Apostolic, sharing the historical succession of the Apostles.
We are Orthodox and Evangelical in our faith and practice, believing the Bible as the Holy and Inspired Word of God, sufficient to every need.
We are Sacramental, believing in the two sacraments of our Lord Jesus Christ, Holy Baptism and Holy Communion and in the sacraments of the Church: Holy Unction (prayer for sick); Holy Orders of the three fold ministry, Deacons, Priests, and Bishops; Holy Matrimony; Confirmation (Impartation of the Holy Spirit by the laying on of hands and reception into the church; and Reconcilliation of a Pentitant through confession and absolution.
We are Liturgical using historical liturgies of the church and subscribing specifically to the Book of Common Prayer of 1652 of the historic Anglican faith.
In addition, we subscribe to the Thirty Nine Articles of Anglicanism, The Chicago Lambeth Quadrilteral and the Baltimore Declaration.
(Click on Documents to access the above referenced.)
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The Bigger Picture
By The Rev. Mtr. Kate Martin
Are you reeling from current national, religious and global events?
I am.
Many have been assimilating the various news events as they effect all of us. There are abundant "consultants" and "experts" telling us how to think, feel and act. But what is the cumulative spiritual fallout? Adverse events can have a gift and a lesson if noticed and processed. If taken independently, all the recent problems are worth contemplating. Taken as items on a continuum, all the appearingly disjointed threads become a tapestry. The tapestry produced is not pretty. Both the individual events and the cumulative picture best be alarming to anyone interested in families and the survival of our culture.
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By The Rev. Mtr. Kate Martin
Are you reeling from current national, religious and global events?
I am.
Many have been assimilating the various news events as they effect all of us. There are abundant "consultants" and "experts" telling us how to think, feel and act. But what is the cumulative spiritual fallout? Adverse events can have a gift and a lesson if noticed and processed. If taken independently, all the recent problems are worth contemplating. Taken as items on a continuum, all the appearingly disjointed threads become a tapestry. The tapestry produced is not pretty. Both the individual events and the cumulative picture best be alarming to anyone interested in families and the survival of our culture.
More.......
