The archbishop convenes the meetings of the Provincial Assembly, Provincial Council and College of Bishops, represents the Province in the Councils of the Church, serves as chairman of the Executive Committee (board) of the Church, serves as the President of the Anglican Relief and Development Fund, and undertakes other duties as prescribed by the Canons of the Church. He serves a five-year term and can serve a maximum of two terms.

1. What Anglicans believe (a common confession of faith based on biblical faith, apostolic tradition, and the Anglican formularies);
2. A true and genuine Communion of Anglican Churches based upon covenantal structures that provide clear and fair criteria for membership-- with mutual accountability and discipline within the boundaries of Reformational Anglicanism; and

Three resolutions have been proposed for the upcoming General Convention to eventually add what is left of the United Methodist Church and the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Bavaria into full communion with The Episcopal Church thus opening up full altar and pulpit exchange with the Methodists and additional Lutherans.

“When Anglicanism remains biblically faithful, evangelical, catholic, and reformed,” said Hollon, “it offers an excellent way to be a Christian. Thus, we are unapologetically Anglican and entirely committed to forming Christian leaders who can communicate the gospel in a broken world and plant, renew, and
grow churches that make disciples of Jesus Christ.”