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Official Statment on Bishop Robert Duncan as interim Bishop of DWGC
Official Statment on Bishop Robert Duncan as interim Bishop of DWGC
Last Updated May 27th, 2026
We are currently living in a time where principalities and those in high places have set forth to leaven the whole lump. A Progressive Modernist being ordained in All Saints Naperville alongside a female Deacon, that Parish being in NAAR’s own backyard, these occurrences are both frustrating and worrying for many. The west has undergone immense political alignment against Christ’s word and the church, and we are now witnessing the after-affects of it in our ecclesiastical affairs. They will not stop until every single parish who holds to the historic, traditional teaching is shut down. Congregations will shrink, Priests will be replaced with liberal progressive modernists. The ACNA will slowly die off until schisms upon schisms have taken their toll. The vast majority of our bishops and our seminarian leadership have shown their true colors and have failed to uphold their vows to the apostolic ministry of the word. In 10 years or sooner, hundreds of the mislead will gather around a female Priest and eat mere bread and wine, with not a hint of His flesh and not a drop of His blood. The time to speak up is now. Not with vulgarity and coercion, but tender care and calls for repentance. May the prayers of the Holy Apostles and all the Saints carry our cause in Christ.
What is N.A.A.R.?
What is N.A.A.R.?
North American Anglicans for Reform (N.A.A.R.) is a lay-led movement advocating for theological orthodoxy in the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA). Founded in early 2026 in response to the rise of women’s ordination, particularly after Bishop Christopher Warner ordained his own wife, Catherine Warner, to the presbyterate in September 2025 the group quickly mobilized through the Valentine Appeal petition of February 14th, 2026. Its advocacy contributed directly to Acting Primate Bishop Julian Dobbs canceling the provincial “Imago Dei” event originally set for February 26, 2026, which had planned to feature materials critics viewed as attacking complementarian theology and male-only priesthood. NAAR calls for an immediate end to women’s ordination across the province, rejection of the “dual integrities” compromise, and a return to the historic Anglican consensus on male-only priesthood rooted in Scripture, patristic tradition, the 39 Articles, and the undivided Church. It operates through petitions, open letters to ACNA leadership, and its website anglicanreform.org, as a grassroots effort to preserve orthodoxy within the ACNA.
North American Anglicans for Reform (N.A.A.R.) is a lay-led movement advocating for theological orthodoxy in the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA). Founded in early 2026 in response to the rise of women’s ordination, particularly after Bishop Christopher Warner ordained his own wife, Catherine Warner, to the presbyterate in September 2025 the group quickly mobilized through the Valentine Appeal petition of February 14th, 2026. Its advocacy contributed directly to Acting Primate Bishop Julian Dobbs canceling the provincial “Imago Dei” event originally set for February 26, 2026, which had planned to feature materials critics viewed as attacking complementarian theology and male-only priesthood. NAAR calls for an immediate end to women’s ordination across the province, rejection of the “dual integrities” compromise, and a return to the historic Anglican consensus on male-only priesthood rooted in Scripture, patristic tradition, the 39 Articles, and the undivided Church. It operates through petitions, open letters to ACNA leadership, and its website anglicanreform.org, as a grassroots effort to preserve orthodoxy within the ACNA.
What we've done
What we've done
February 14th, 2026 - Publishing of The Valentine Appeal
February 16th, 2026 - Formal Letter to Bishop Julian Dobbs
February 18th, 2026 - Cancellation of The Imago Dei Seminar Promotion of Andrew Bauman's "Safe Church"
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