Anglican Communion

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The Anglican Communion is a global family of interrelated Christian churches with historical ties to the Church of England, sharing Anglican traditions, theology, and liturgy while remaining self-governing.


Statements (51)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian communion
worldwide church body
hasAdministrativeOffice Anglican Communion Office
hasAdministrativeOfficeLocation London, England
surface form: London
hasCentralSee See of Canterbury
hasCharacteristic communion of autonomous churches
full communion among member churches
global family of churches
interdependent provinces
maintains historic episcopate
recognizes Archbishop of Canterbury as spiritual focus of unity
shared Anglican heritage
uses Book of Common Prayer tradition
hasConsultativeBody Anglican Consultative Council
Lambeth Conference
Primates’ Meeting
hasDenominationalFamily Anglican Communion self-linksurface differs
surface form: Anglicanism
hasDoctrinalStandard Apostles’ Creed
Book of Common Prayer
surface form: Book of Common Prayer tradition

Bible
surface form: Holy Scriptures

Nicene Creed
Thirty-Nine Articles
hasEcclesiologicalPrinciple autonomy of provinces
mutual responsibility and interdependence
hasEcumenicalDialogueBody Anglican–Roman Catholic International Commission
hasEcumenicalRelation Lutheran churches
Orthodox churches
Roman Catholicism
surface form: Roman Catholic Church
hasGlobalPresence Africa
Asia
Caribbean
Europe
Latin America
North America
Oceania
hasHeadquartersLocation London, England
surface form: London
hasInstrumentOfCommunion Anglican Consultative Council
Archbishop of Canterbury
Lambeth Conference
Primates’ Meeting
hasLanguageOfWorship English
local vernacular languages
hasLeaderRole Archbishop of Canterbury
hasLiturgicalTradition Anglican liturgy
hasMembership tens of millions of baptized members
hasNumberOfProvinces over 40
hasOrigin Church of England
hasPolity episcopal polity
hasPrimaryHistoricalRoot Reformation
surface form: English Reformation
hasTheologicalTradition Anglican theology
religion Christianity

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Book of Common Prayer denominationalUse Anglican Communion
Walking Together on the Way dialoguePartners Anglican Communion
Second Coming of Christ doctrineHeldBy Anglican Communion
resurrection of Jesus Christ doctrineHeldBy Anglican Communion
Final Judgment doctrineIn Anglican Communion
this entity surface form: Anglicanism
this entity surface form: Anglicanism
Nicene Christianity dominantInBranch Anglican Communion
Victorian era dominantReligion Anglican Communion
this entity surface form: Anglicanism
Salvation and the Church ecclesialPartners Anglican Communion
Province V ecclesiasticalAffiliation Anglican Communion
this entity surface form: Anglican Communion (via The Episcopal Church)
Province IV ecclesiasticalTradition Anglican Communion
Old Catholicism ecumenicalRelations Anglican Communion
ARCIC establishedBy Anglican Communion
Andrew the Apostle feastDayObservedBy Anglican Communion
Diocese of Oxford follows Anglican Communion
ACC foundedBy Anglican Communion
subject surface form: Anglican Consultative Council
this entity surface form: Anglican Communion (via Union of Utrecht agreements)
this entity surface form: global Anglican Communion
Family Compact hadStrongTiesTo Anglican Communion
this entity surface form: Anglican Church
Christian missionary movements hasAgent Anglican Communion
this entity surface form: Anglican churches
Anglican Communion hasDenominationalFamily Anglican Communion self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Anglicanism
Diocese of Guildford hasDenominationalFamily Anglican Communion
Diocese of Rochester hasDenominationalFamily Anglican Communion
Diocese of Truro hasDenominationalFamily Anglican Communion
Diocese of Worcester hasDenominationalFamily Anglican Communion
Old Catholicism hasFullCommunionWith Anglican Communion
this entity surface form: Anglican Communion (via Union of Utrecht)
Christianity hasMajorBranch Anglican Communion
this entity surface form: Anglicanism
Western Christianity hasMajorBranch Anglican Communion
this entity surface form: Anglicanism
this entity surface form: worldwide Anglican Communion through the Episcopal Church
Clergy reserves hasPrimaryBeneficiary Anglican Communion
this entity surface form: Anglican Church
European wars of religion hasReligion Anglican Communion
this entity surface form: Anglicanism
Protestant Christianity hasSubtradition Anglican Communion
this entity surface form: Anglicanism
Virgin Birth of Jesus heldBy Anglican Communion
Methodist churches historicalOrigin Anglican Communion
this entity surface form: Anglicanism
Thirty-Nine Articles influenced Anglican Communion
this entity surface form: Anglican Communion churches
Reformation influences Anglican Communion
this entity surface form: Anglicanism
Apostolic Succession isAffirmedBy Anglican Communion
Provincial Synod isBodyOf Anglican Communion
subject surface form: Provincial Synod (Anglican Church of Southern Africa)
Nativity of Christ isCentralToTradition Anglican Communion
this entity surface form: Anglican Communion (in general Old Catholic sense)
Diocese of Chicago isMemberOf Anglican Communion
this entity surface form: Anglican Communion (through the Episcopal Church)