Speaking to a group of clergy and laity in Orlando under the banner of the Central Florida American Anglican Council, Anderson, bishop-elect of the Convocation of Anglicans in North America (CANA), an Anglican missionary effort sponsored by the Church of Nigeria, ripped into Williams. Anderson.

The Standing Committee has taken the position that the Diocese cannot afford Wapiti. It has given its canonically required consent for the Diocese to obtain a commercial mortgage to purchase the land from The Conservation Fund subject to the following stipulations: The Wapiti property is to be sold.

Charlie, as he is affectionately known, embodies the committed, self-effacing Evangelical Canadian personality, quietly pressing his case that if the Canadian Church has a future and does not return to its Biblical roots, and many now, like him, believe it does not, then The church is lost. As things now stand, he is not at all hopeful. Deep down he now believes it will never happen.

"CANA reflects the future of orthodox Anglican unity in our country," said Harper. "They're completely orthodox, but they are also committed to influencing the world around them with the Gospel, while being faithful to Scripture and led by the Holy Spirit. There is already significant fruit in their ministry-an important indicator of success. CANA is very congruent with the vision we feel God has given All Saints for today-we're excited and humbled that we can be part of their mission."