According to a report in the Living Church, ACNA's new archbishop, Steve Wood is, "passionate for evangelism."

"Roughly 130 million people in America do not know Jesus Christ," Wood told the press conference. "That is the most animated aspect of who I am: I want everyone to come to a saving faith in Jesus Christ."

Outgoing ACNA Archbishop Foley Beach emphasized that Wood has a "proven track record" and that "this guy is bearing fruit."

Bishop C. (stands for Christopher) FitzSimons Allison is an evangelical theological bishop with a distinctive and remarkable history. He is a rare breed of scholar, leader, pastor, author, and southern gentleman. As a thoroughly orthodox bishop in faith and morals he has held the line on faithfulness to scripture, to the creeds, the 39 Articles of Religion and the historic episcopacy; standing against the steady encroachment of revisionism in his beloved church.

Bishop Rowe sailed through Wednesday's (June 26) House of Bishops' election with a simple majority on the first ballot. He garnered 89 votes (56%) when 82 votes were needed to secure the Primate's crozier. At a distant second was Scott Barker (XI Nebraska) with 24 votes (15%); followed by Robert Wright (X Atlanta) with 19 votes (12%); Daniel Gutierrez with 17 votes (11%); DeDe Duncan-Probe with nine votes (6%).

TRUEMAN: I hesitate to say we have come to the end; perhaps the trans-human self is yet to come. Transgenderism as a function of the sexual revolution isn't necessarily about sexual desire, but is rather about the role of the body in human identity. The onset of technological innovation has led to a world which has "made the unimaginable imaginable." Transhumanism is the raw material; it is not something that respects the integrity of the body.