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Secretary: Linnea Shaver
Treasurer: Katherine Lippman
Chancellor: Walter W Jones Jr
Archdeacon: The Ven. Alan Koller
Bonnie Turner
Diocesan Mailing Address
The Most Rev Brian R Marsh
Po Box 963
Belchertown, Ma 01007
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Northeast Anglican
Welcome to Our Web site!
The Diocese of the Northeast is a vibrant and growing family of parishes in New England and New York State. As members of the worldwide Traditional Anglican Communion, we are part of Christ's One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church.
Our teaching and practice are based soundly on the Holy Bible and the
traditional Book of Common Prayer.
In our common worship, we observe the ancient rites of the church through regular prayer and the Holy Eucharist. The liturgy of our church holds us together; it is through common or communal worship that the people of God come together most completely to offer their prayers, sing their praises to God and deepen their spiritual understanding. We encourage all to join with us, to learn the language of our worship and participate in the unique spiritual journey that is the Anglican way.
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News, Milestones and Events around the Diocese
The mortal remains of the Rev. James Herbert Davis, faithful priest of the Diocese of the Northeast, will be buried at the Nashotah House cemetery on June 18, 2013. Read More.
The Consecration of the Very Reverend James Randall Hiles to Bishop Suffragan...Read more
The Consecration of the Very Reverend Owen Rhys Williams to Bishop Suffragan... Read more
BISHOP'S MONTHLY NEWSLETTER for April
Presiding Bishop's Easter Message
St. Paul's, Brockton, MA, has regretfully withdrawn as host of the 2013 diocesan synod due to conflicts with ongoing construction schedules.
St. Matthias, Mystic, CT has graciously offered to host the 2013 Synod of the Diocese of the Northeast, Oct. 3-5, 2013.
More details will follow as plans are put in place.
The Rt Rev Michael Gill, Bishop of Pretoria and Southern Africa, and Secretary of the College of Bishops offers a teaching PowerPoint to use to assist in teaching the Discipline of Fasting, useful to both Youth or older folk.
It is with great joy that we welcome St. Thomas of Canterbury Anglican Church as an associated parish of the Diocese of the Northeast. We wish to express our enthusiasm for their presence among us. It is important for Anglicans to join together for worship, collegial support and prayer.
We firmly believe that it is in the mutual support of clergy, parishes and people that we may more fully realize our commitment to Jesus Christ. We know that St. Thomas of Canterbury will bring the gift of faith that will strengthen our diocese and national church. Our mutual cooperation can only enhance God's Kingdom on earth.
We ask God's blessings on St. Thomas of Canterbury Anglican Church and pray that the clergy and people of this parish know of the warm embrace extended by the faithful Christians of the Diocese of the Northeast.
Blessings to you all in the Name Of Our Lord Jesus Christ.
Faithfully,
+Brian
Presiding Bishop's Lenten Message
Presiding Bishop's February Newsletter
Logos House of Theological Studies is in the process of updating our records... Please respond
Canons of the DNE Revised October 2012
Rev. Canon Granville Victor Henthorne, Jr. DD RIP
BISHOP Blesses 18th Century Bible August 21, 2012
A western frontier picnic held by Holy Redeemer and Holy Cross churches graciously extended an invitation to the congregation of St. Nicholas Anglican Church in West Seneca, NY.
Many wonderful photos from Holy Week and Mothers Day at St. Augustine's Church in New Jersey!
BISHOP ANNOUNCES CLERGY APPOINTMENT July 16, 2012
Cranmer Conference August 24-26, 2012, Parish of St. John the Divine, Diocese of Algoma of the Anglican Church of Canada
THE TRADITIONAL ANGLICAN COMMUNION COLLEGE OF BISHOPS
March 1, 2012
The members of the Traditional Anglican Communion (hereafter referred to as TAC) College of Bishops met at St. George Conference Center outside Johannesburg, South Africa between February 28 – March 1, 2012 for the purpose of transacting the business of the Church and of discerning a new direction for the Communion.
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World Consultation on The Continuing Anglican Churches Addresses
A PASTORAL LETTER October 24, 2011
"Bishop Grundorf and I were granted voice during the [ACC-OP Synod] proceedings, giving us the opportunity to address synod on any and all issues. We were also invited to deliver formal addresses to the synod. In addition, we were accorded the honor of processing with the Archbishop of the ACC at synod Mass. Clearly, there is a strong emphasis on the growing unity of all major Continuing Anglican jurisdictions."
West Palm Beach, Florida Provincial Synod of the Original Province of the Anglican Catholic Church.
From left to right, Archbishop Robinson of the UECNA, Archbishop Haverland of the ACC-OP, Presiding Bishop Marsh of the ACA, Presiding Bishop Grundorf of the APA.
Have you seen the DNE Facebook page? Become a member and read about bits of news around the Diocese as it happens. Share your own events and comments.
Holy Cross Anglican Church in Webster, NY: September 10: A parish pot luck supper with the yummiest food and lots of fun for all was held to reunite the congregation for the fall. Click here for photos.
Anglican Church of the Good Shepherd has now posted a Mission, Vision and Values statement
News and Photos from Holy Trinity, Waterville ME
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The Pilgrim Family Drives to Zion, written by Bishop Marsh, and available for parishes looking for plays for children.
Address to the Congress of Continuing Anglicans, Victoria, British Columbia, June 1, 2011
The Diocese of the Northeast (DNE)
The Rt. Rev. Brian R. Marsh, Ordinary
Serving: Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, Rhode Island, and Vermont.
Click here for a directory of our parishes.
Welcome
We hope you will find information here that will guide you on your Christian journey. If you are new to our jurisdiction, or simply visiting this web site, I hope you will join with us for worship services. You will find our parishes to be warm and welcoming; in our churches, we experience the joy and commitment of a common life as faithful Christians. We seek to share the wonder, 
mystery and love of our faith with all earnest Christian seekers.
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The Anglican Church in America is a traditional, historic church. We use the ancient offices found in The Book of Common Prayer. The beautiful language of our prayer book draws us closer to God. The continual use of the matchless prayers contained within The Book of Common Prayer offers us a window onto faith, holding us together as a community that meets in Jesus' name.
We believe firmly that, in today's complex and often troubled world, God's love and protection are essential to a healthy physical, moral and spiritual life. We affirm that the Holy Bible contains all things necessary for salvation. We believe that the sacraments represent outward and visible signs of an inward and spiritual grace. It is our lasting commitment to protect the ancient treasures and teachings of the church, recognizing that these treasures provide the only true shelter for our passage through this temporal life. They are indeed gifts from God; it is our task to care for them, to preserve them and to pass them on to other faithful Christians.