The ACNA Is Falling Apart
July 30, 2025
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as posted by the channelIn this episode, Stephen Boyce explores the growing internal crisis facing the Anglican Church in North America. From theological tensions to mounting leadership failures, the Communion appears to be unraveling.
We examine the recent misconduct investigation request concerning Bishop Chris Warner of the Diocese of the Mid-Atlantic and the broader implications for episcopal oversight. We also unpack Rachel Thebeau’s public response to the ecclesiastical trial of Bishop Stewart Ruch, raising serious concerns about the integrity of the process and potential foul play behind the scenes.
At the center of both controversies is Archbishop Steve Wood, whose handling of these matters has drawn increasing scrutiny. Many are asking whether the leadership’s lack of clarity and decisive action is further eroding trust within the Communion.
Is the ACNA still capable of course correction—or are we witnessing a slow institutional collapse?
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Rachel's Letter
MISCONDUCT INVESTIGATION REQUESTED OF THE BISHOP OF THE DIOCESE OF THE MIDATLANTIC
Letter from Bishop Edgar
Archbishop Wood's Letter
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