About US

Welcome to the Heritage Anglican Network. Take a moment to check out who we are, what we believe, our aims, and why we have launched this blog.

Who We Are
We are a fellowship of confessional Anglican clergy, confessional Anglican churches, and confessional Anglicans.

What We Believe
We profess the Anglican beliefs of the Thirty-Nine Articles of Religion of 1563, The Book of Common Prayer of 1662, and The Ordinal of 1661. Our beliefs include those contained in the three great Creeds of the catholic, or universal, Church–the Nicene Creed, the Athanasian Creed, and the Apostles’ Creed. Our faith is apostolic, catholic, evangelical, and Reformed.

Our Aims
Our aims are to encourage and support confessional Anglicans wherever God has placed them and in whatever ministry or form of service to which God has called them; to promote the continued acceptance of the Thirty-Nine Articles, the 1662 Book of Common Prayer, and the 1661 Ordinal as the Anglican standard of doctrine and worship; to foster the ongoing use of the 1662 Book of Common Prayer wherever and whenever its use is practicable; to encourage the development of alternative services in modern English and other languages for use together with the 1662 Book of Common Prayer, which conform to the doctrine of the Prayer Book and show due regard to the continued use of the Prayer Book and its place as the standard of the Anglican tradition of worship; and to advance the cause of the gospel, genuine Anglicanism, and evangelical Christianity in the Americas and the Caribbean and throughout the world.

Our Blog
In the Americas and the Caribbean confessional Anglicans are widely scattered and isolated from each other. The Heritage Anglican Network’s blog has been established to help confessional Anglicans to overcome their isolation, to link in communication with other confessional Anglicans, and to form useful collaborations and working relationships with each other. It offers a virtual meeting place where confessional Anglicans may gather on the Internet, examine issues, share ideas and resources, formulate and adopt strategies, and otherwise help each other, and where anyone who is interested in genuine Anglicanism can learn more about the Thirty-Nine Articles, the 1662 Book of Common Prayer, and the 1661 Ordinal, the evangelical faith they contain, and other aspects of confessional Anglicanism.

Our blog has few rules. We do ask that those posting comments in response to the articles and thread starters on the blog do their best to stay on topic and to show others the same courtesy and respect that they would like others to show them and to remember Jesus’ admonition to love even our enemies. Anyone wishing to post an article or thread starter should submit it to:
heritageanglicannetwork@gmail.com.

We will try to post articles and thread starters within 48 hours of their submission. We do reserve the right to edit articles and thread starters that are submitted, to not use articles and thread starters that we do not believe are appropriate or opportune, to delete objectionable posts, and to first warn and then ban offenders.