...I remember a time when on Friday nights we dressed for dinner. We were not going out, but we would put on our best outfits and head down the hall for dinner.

It is sad when we lose a love one, but many in our respective communities are not following the guidelines of our health officials  protecting themselves and others...

Families  must look to each other in this time of crisis, not always for the negative or to criticize. They must  live and let others live...

We believe in the continued blessings of God; we will grow, succeed, win souls not because we are the ACW but because we are the children of God...

As we prepare to embark on a two week visitation evangelism we pause  to think of our mission...

The fags selected each summer is flown on their I independence day or if there is turmoil in that country is our way of praying for that country . 

...244 years have passed and countless generations have come and gone and with each generation vast changes are made.  But thankfully America endures.

Most  of the Worlds Anglicans were  born into this faith, they are committed, they know the prayer book, sacraments, articles-of-religion, and yes, the Hymns,  the Anglican faith is the backbone of their being, we can never abandon it,

There are many versions of the story of how the treasured hymn “Abide with Me”, written by Henry Francis Lyte, came to be...this is our story - the one we give as the ACW reaches the end of its 24th year. 

We must reach our to each other and fellowship the best way we can, technology gives us a door to this . 

...in recent years the faith has been tested by many who  call themselves Anglican but know nothing of the faith...

Our  pews are empty, BUT so is the grave where my compatriot Fr Pott & brother priest and  still finds room to give encouragement in his translation