Welcome
Since 1984 the Anglican-Lutheran
Society has provided a meeting point where people can deepen their
knowledge and understanding of the Lutheran and Anglican traditions
within the Christian Church.
Membership is open to anyone willing to work and pray for the
unity of the Church, especially between Anglicans and Lutherans
world wide. Members are offered opportunities to meet for
worship and study, to get to know one another better and to support
each other in Christian witness and service.
We hope that you will enjoy
visiting these pages. If you would like to join the Society we
should be delighted to welcome you.
Our International
Conference
took place from 16th to 20th
September, 2011 in Salisbury, England. As
Anglicans celebrated the 400th anniversary of the Authorised (King
James) Version of the Bible we considered our different traditions
of the Word of God, both preached and read, all in the magnificent
setting of Salisbury Cathedral Close.
It was informative, challenging
and great fun. To read all about it, and about some of our earlier
conferences, click here.
A New Venture
: A Conference for Theological Students and people new to ministry
A conference is being planned
for Theological Students and for those recently ordained or licensed
to an accredited lay ministry. It will take place from 3rd to
7th September, 2012 at the College of the Resurrection at Mirfield,
Yorkshire, UK.
Entitled 'Life Together : Christian
Ministry in Tomorrow's World', the programme will help those taking
part to appreciate some of the different traditions to be found
in the wider Church, and the resources they offer.
For more information click here
To find out more about the Society
you will find quite a lot on this
site. But if you can why not come and meet us at our Annual Meeting
and Study Day in Cambridge, England on Saturday 10th March 2012.
You will find the details on the AGM page. You don't have to be
a member to attend.
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