The Rev. Taylor Ishii “You are what you eat” I’m convinced one of the best ways to know someone is to talk about what role food plays in their lives. Eating is social, it’s cultural, it tells so many stories about who we are. In the pilot episode […]
By Daniel McGregor For those in the church who take seriously the call for the gospel to be multiethnic and multiracial there is an oft cited reality. According to the US census by the year 2045 the American population will be majority minority. No one ethnic group will […]
We are writing these things so that our joy may be complete. (1 John 1:4) Most Anglicans, especially those of us of color, are not native to this tradition. Thus, we have had at least two profound encounters with God. He first sought us in the […]
The Anglican multi-ethnic network (AMEN) is a group of individuals, organizations, and churches within the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA) dedicated to helping the church better embody the universal saving power of the gospel through planting multi-ethnic churches and/or increasing the presence of people of color in existing churches. […]
The Anglican Multi-ethnic Network exists to help Anglicans in North America better reflect the diversity of the body of Christ in local churches so that our churches’ ethnic make-up manifests the universal saving power of the gospel and its ability to unite all people under the lordship […]
Una declaración de Caminemos Juntos y La Red Multiétnica Anglicana (A.M.E.N.): Caminemos Juntos y La Red Multiétnica Anglicana (A.M.E.N.) son partes de la Iglesia Anglicana de Norteamérica (A.C.N.A.) dedicados a apoyar la provincia en reflejar la diversidad de América del Norte en nuestras iglesias locales. Nos […]
Statement from Caminemos Juntos and A.M.E.N: Caminemos Juntos and the Anglican Multi-Ethnic Network (AMEN) are entities of the Anglican Church in North America dedicated to helping the province better reflect the diversity of North America in our local churches. We join together at this time to […]
The Anglican Multiethnic Network exists to help local churches embody the diversity that manifests God’s reconciling of the world to himself through his Son. We believe that to do this work effectively churches must be willing to speak plainly about the racism and injustice that continues to […]
