The world is in chaos. Everywhere people are seeking ways to live in the midst of grave uncertainty. How will we proceed? Which way will we go?

It's been said that the journey of a thousand miles begins with one step. The Anglican Union is an international society of Christians dedicated to making the most heroic journey of all - the adventure of life itself -  by living the Gospel of Jesus Christ through prayer, service, unity, and catechesis - spiritual formation. From Africa to India, and from Europe to the Americas, the fabric of our witness and service is woven in our oratories - communities that are rooted in Christ, and grounded in the expression of these charisms.

We invite you to explore this site to see how we are making the journey and what we are discovering along the way. Perhaps you'll find hope and direction for your own.

A Practical New Year Investment in the Kingdom
Jesus did not say, “You will have opinions.” He said, “You will be my witnesses… to the end of the earth.” St Paul presses the question even further: “How are they to believe in Him of whom they have never heard? And how are they to hear without someone preaching?” Scripture does not leave evangelism to specialists; it places the responsibility on the whole Church. As St Paul reminds us, “We are ambassadors for Christ, God making His appeal through us.”

And yet many sincere Christians quietly say, “I wouldn’t know what to say,” or “I’m afraid I’ll get it wrong.” It is precisely here that Scripture speaks with both clarity and compassion. St Peter exhorts us to “always be prepared to give an answer… with gentleness and respect.” Preparation matters. And Jesus Himself reminds us that “the harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few.”

If you feel stirred, challenged, or even a little uneasy by these Scriptures, that may be the Holy Spirit inviting you to grow.

The Centre for Theological Leadership Training (CTLT) is offering a FREE Evangelism Course to equip everyday disciples of Jesus to:
• grow in confidence
• speak with wisdom and grace
• share their faith clearly and naturally, not awkwardly
• respond to Scripture’s call with obedience and joy
This isn’t about pressure or performance.
It’s about formation, faithfulness, and fruitfulness.
So make a simple, prayerful investment in the Kingdom this New Year.

The original Tracts for the Times (1833-1841) were a series of pamphlets written by the leaders of the Oxford Movement—John Henry Newman, John Keble, Edward Pusey, and others. Their purpose was to call the Church of England back to its historic, catholic roots. If a similar series were produced today, the titles and topics would have to speak to the ecclesial, theological, cultural, and ethical challenges that confront not only Anglicans but all Christians who cherish ecumenical fellowship—especially those seeking deeper connections among the legacy churches..
This series' aim is to preserve the original spirit of doctrinal depth, ecclesial breadth, and moral seriousness, while framing the discussion for twenty-minute bi-monthly podcasts that function as catechetical teaching moments. Each episode invites listeners to think deeply about serious questions, both within and outside the church.

The Anglican Union is a global fellowship of Christians in India, Africa, Europe, South and North America rooted in the life of Jesus Christ, Lord and Savior of the world. In a time when primary institutions are collapsing, fear, distrust, and self-protective autonomy have become the predominant norms. In the face of these seemingly overwhelming dynamics, we are anchored in the hope of a new world and a new humanity created, animated, and sustained by God. This hope strengthens us to be a dynamic family of faith, partnering with anyone God calls to practice the universal Christian faith in the Anglican Tradition. Click to find out more about our journey.

St. Aidan's Institute is a distinguished branch of the Center for Theological Leadership Training (CTLT) and a ministry of the Anglican Union for the Propagation of the Gospel. It offers a uniquely flexible path to an affordable, fully accredited theological education grounded in the Old and New Testaments, the Anglican tradition, and the faith that was once delivered to the saints.