The Province of Reconciliation

When Bishop Robert was consecrated at the Garden Tomb in Jerusalem in 2012, even the friend who arranged the service didn’t know he was the one being elevated to the episcopate—a reflection of his servant-hearted approach to leadership. Today, he serves as Metropolitan Archbishop of the Province of Reconciliation for the Confessing Anglican Church, helping to guide jurisdictions across Asia, Africa, the Americas, and Europe, while also serving as the global church as its General Secretary.

A former U.S. Marine Corps human counterintelligence NCO, Bishop Robert brings both discipline and discernment to his ministry. He holds Master of Thology from Faith Theological Seminary, a Doctor of Ministry from Aidan University, and earned a Ph.D. in Leadership & Organization (Summa Cum Laude) from Logos Graduate School. Yet his deepest lessons have come through suffering, which taught him that life’s hardest questions can’t be answered from within—but only by standing on the Rock of Ages.

He often says, “True leadership is never about title and position—it is ALWAYS about trust and servanthood. If serving is beneath you, leadership is beyond you.” A bridge-builder at heart, he draws people back to relationships they didn’t know they needed, and encourages them to live out God’s call with courage and joy. His life echoes the words of his friend Bishop Tony Palmer: “Diversity is divine; division is diabolic.”

Above all, Bishop Robert is determined to press on—to take hold of that for which Christ Jesus took hold of him—and to invite others to join him on the journey of a lifetime.