Episcopal Free Fellowship of America announces incardination of three Trinity North Shore clergy and appointment of Rev. Tim Clayton as Canon Missioner to the Earth
BEVERLY, Mass., Sept. 28, 2026 — The Episcopal Free Fellowship of America (EFFA) announced today that Bishop Joshua Lickter incardinated the Rev. Tim Clayton, the Rev. Wendy Dixon, and the Rev. Jen Keifer into the fellowship during a seaside service held Aug. 12 in Beverly, Massa
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Orthodox–Anglican Theological Dialogue focuses on witnessing Christ in the modern world
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Better Together: Men and Women in the Church
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