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Mission Networks

About Mission Networks

“The un-churched population of the United States amounts to the largest mission field in the English speaking world. It is so extensive, that if it were a nation, it would be the fifth most populated nation on the planet.” [Thomas T. Clegg and Warren Bird, Lost In America, p. 25-26]

By God’s grace, the Anglican Mission is called to provide leadership for a missionary movement focused on reaching the 150 million unreached in North America – 130 million in the U.S. and 20 million in Canada. Through The Province of the Episcopal Church of Rwanda, our sponsoring province, we have been given a unique opportunity and freedom to launch a church planting endeavor in our day and on our continent. One of the by-products of this movement will be releasing, encouraging, and leading renewal and reformation within North American Anglicanism, focusing not only on Gospel faithfulness, but also Gospel fruitfulness. The Anglican Mission seeks to glorify God by gathering, planting and serving dynamic congregations in the Anglican tradition through a cooperative system of networks.

Mission Networks & Leaders

The Anglican Mission currently has 19 Mission Networks. Active Mission Networks and Leaders include:

ACiC Network

The Rev. Canon Barclay Mayo
bamayo@xplornet.com

Apostles' Mission Network
The Rev. Alan Hawkins
alan@redeemergso.org

Asian Initiative
The Rev. Silas Ng
silasng@shaw.ca

Churches for the Sake of Others
The Rev. Dr. Todd Hunter
todd@c4so.org

www.c4so.org

East Tennessee
The Rev. Chris Cairns
chris@apostlesonline.org

Emmaus Network
The Rev. Carl Buffington, Jr.
carlbuffington@mac.com
http://www.cflen.org/

First Coast Network
The Rev. Mark Eldredge

markeldredge@bellsouth.net

Gulf Coast Network
The Rev. Canon Michael Hesse
hesseme@cox.net