Bishop-Elect Engel's Election Consented to By College of Bishops
A NOTICE FROM THE ARCHBISHOP AND THE ACNA - January 6, 2021
"Congratulations to the Anglican Diocese of the Great Lakes and Bishop-elect Mark Engel whose election was consented to by the College of Bishops today. Please keep the diocese and bishop-elect in your prayers!"
Many Congratulations, Bishop-elect Mark Engel!!
Mark your calendars for the consecration service on February 13 - more information will be following!
Please continue to pray for Bishop-elect and Terri Engel!
"Congratulations to the Anglican Diocese of the Great Lakes and Bishop-elect Mark Engel whose election was consented to by the College of Bishops today. Please keep the diocese and bishop-elect in your prayers!"
Many Congratulations, Bishop-elect Mark Engel!!
Mark your calendars for the consecration service on February 13 - more information will be following!
Please continue to pray for Bishop-elect and Terri Engel!
Letter from Bishop LeMarquand - An Epiphany Message
"The seasons of Christmas and Epiphany are both about light. Christmas proclaims that the light of Christ has come into the world in the incarnation (as the Christmas gospel lesson quoted above reminds us). Epiphany declares that the glorious light of God is being offered to the whole world, gentiles included (that’s the point about the wise men, of course).
But make no mistake – it is into a world of real darkness that this light comes. The message of Christmas and Epiphany is not ‘the world is ok now.’"
To read the remainder of Bishop LeMarquand's letter, click on the image above or click here.
But make no mistake – it is into a world of real darkness that this light comes. The message of Christmas and Epiphany is not ‘the world is ok now.’"
To read the remainder of Bishop LeMarquand's letter, click on the image above or click here.
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DEANERIESSERVING THE GREAT LAKES REGIONThe ADGL is divided into nine deaneries (geographical regions), enabling relational and pastoral ties between churches closest to one another. |