Ordinations, August 2026

Welcoming New Clergy

As the Confessing Anglican Church continues to grow, we would like to welcome our most recently ordained clergy. The lifelong call to Ordained Ministry is a critical element of the structure of the Church as a whole, and every parish individually. These men will all be serving in different places, and different ways, but still members of the same body.
Please pray for them, and for all our clergy, as they seek to serve the Lord and His people with humility and fervor.

Newest Ministers

Today we welcome Paul Cho, and Jon Gosselin to the order of Deacons (or “Servants”) of the church, as well as Fr Skylar Williams, ordained as a Priest. These men have heard the call which the Lord has placed on their lives, and submitted their lives to minister to His people.

Holy Orders and Ordination

Since the earliest days of the Church (Starting in the book of Acts) the practice of Bishops recognizing the call of God, and commissioning ministers of His word and sacraments through the laying on of hands in prayer, and anointing with oil, has been the standard. We continue this practice today, following the established patterns and traditions to honor the Apostolic Traditions which have been handed down to us. Our Bishops stand in a line of succession 20 centuries long, and continue to pass down that same anointing from Christ’s Apostles to this day.

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