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| The Anglican Church of Virginia, est. 2001 582 Simons Way Front Royal, Va 22630 540.635.5521 cgci@shentel.net |
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| Who Are We Spiritually and Historically? Click here for the full text and "Our Resolves" We are Christians. We are followers of Jesus Christ. Our faith is an ancient one dating back to the times of Jesus and His Apostles. Our history is traced to the British Isles beginning many say to the first century, when St. Joseph of Arimathaea visited his tin mines at Glastonbury, England. The first written mention of Christians in Britain is by the historian Tertullian about 200 AD. He writes of "parts of Britain, inaccessible to the Roman, which had yet been conquered by Christ." Origin writes forty years later that in Britain are "Christians to be found." Our faith was first brought to Roanoke Island on the Outer Banks of North Carolina where the first English child born in the new world was baptized in 1587. This colony would become the "Lost Colony." (Click here for "What We Believe"). |
| Seeking to Unite Anglicans |
| The Anglican Church of Virginia was formed in 2001 to serve Traditional Anglicans in these unsettled times. We represent a new Anglican Communion called the Anglican Church International Communion. We are not a part of the Episcopal Church, nor the Church of England. We have made significant progress and invite those who feel as we do to join this work of not only preserving, but expanding our faith handed down to us by Cranmer, Ridley, Latimer and Laud: all who gave their lives for our Anglican Faith. Our Mission is simple: reach souls for Jesus. We are a Church serving Anglicans of Virginia and around the world to worship in the tradition of men like George Washington and other founders of our Nation. We continue the Faith first brought to our shores and established by Captain John Smith and the Rev. Robert Hunt who came to Jamestown Island in 1607. We use only the traditional 1928 Book of Common Prayer taken from the original 1549,1552 and 1559, Thomas Cranmer's Books of Common Prayer. We are growing and want to assist you in forming a parish. The new Anglican Seminary of Virginia is educating men for the priesthood. and seeks men called to His ministry. Join Us! |
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| The above is a free bumper sticker Click here for THE ANGLICAN E-Journal. See the news page for up to date Church news and the parish page for times and locations of services. For more information: Fredericksburg, VA 1.540.379.4180; Richmond, VA 1.804.288.8088; Montross, VA 1.804.493.7407; Campton, KY 1.606.668.9030. |
Anglican Church of Virginia, 582 Simons Way, Front Royal, Va 22630 1.540.635.5521 cgci@shentel.net |
The Anglican The Official Journal of the Anglican Church of Virginia Anglican Voice A new newsletter for Anglican Women. Email cgci@shentel.net for the latest editions. Request to be placed on list to receive one or both regularly. Specify preference. Get the journal and newsletter by clicking here and signing the guest book. |
| ANGLICAN SEMINARY OF VIRGINIA OPENED IN 2004 (ASV Website!) |
| Bishop Johnson offering instruction on Holy Communion to Seminarians |
| Those interested in enrolling should contact the Bishop immediately. Request new seminary catalog. |
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| Jamestown Click Here Video of Jamestown Service Celebrating the First Holy Communion in the New World in 1607. Includes a brief presentation by the Anglican Bishop of Virginia The Rt. Rev. Larry W. Johnson |
