Challenges and Aspirations of ACNA

This chapter explores the early challenges and motivations behind the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA) and its ambitious goal of planting 1,000 new churches. It reflects on the diverse backgrounds of its founders, the complexities of mission without clear identity, and the tension between growth metrics and doctrinal integrity. The discussion emphasizes the significance of liturgy, historical Anglican traditions, and the need for unity in core beliefs amid contemporary cultural challenges.