Hello. I am a Continuing Anglican, meaning membership in one of the churches that separated from the Anglican Communion in the past thirty years or so because of wanting to uphold the historic concepts concerning ordination and the literal, substitutionary sacrifice of Christ on the Cross. Both were being changed in the churches we left. The word "continuing" is used to mean that we continued the faith and ministries after the mainline Anglican churches, such as the Episcopal Church in the USA, had left them behind. I have been with CF, off and on, for a couple of years. Until the reorganization of CF, I mainly posted on the Anglican site, STR, but since the new rules, tried Apostolic churches and Conservative Christians which now is voting in favor of eliminating "Christian" from its title and doesn't want to make conservative or traditional Bible beliefs have any preference over do-it-yourself religion. I am a fundamentalist per the definition, just that as an Anglican I have some additional, not conflicting, beliefs, such as bishops and the style of worship we favor, etc. I applaud this forum for having an explicit statement of beliefs and not being uneasy about holding to them. I also thank whichever one of you went to Conservative Christians to extend the hand of fellowship and an invitation here to those of us there who were both Conservative and Christian and taking the heat for being both.
