The Central Florida chapter of the American Anglican Council (CFLAAC) is a network of individuals and parishes who affirm Biblical authority and Christian orthodoxy within the Diocese of Central Florida and the Anglican Communion.  Our Lord Jesus Christ has given us grace to forgive our sins and in response we commit to sharing that love with all whom we meet. To fulfill our apostolic ministry, we also commit to reform and renew the Church He died to save.


We work as a team across parish and municipal boundaries to share the Gospel. Indeed, we work with like-minded people across the United States and across the vast oceans of the globe.  We do so because we believe the Good News of Christ changes lives. 


For more information on CFLAAC’s ministries, contact our Director of Communications, Paul Young, at paulyoung@cfl.rr.com

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A Gathering Storm for The Episcopal Church.
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Episcopal Bishops Reject Anglican Church’s Orders

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New Orthodox Branch of Episcopal Church Emerging
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Deposition of Presiding Bishop