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Faith-Based Reconciliation:
A Moral Vision For Our Time


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“For the love of Christ controls us… From now on, therefore, we regard no one from a human point of view… Therefore, if any one is in Christ, he is a new creation; the old has passed away, behold, the new has come. All this is from God, who through Christ reconciled us to himself and gave us the ministry of reconciliation; that is, in Christ God was reconciling the world to himself… and entrusting to us the message of reconciliation. So we are ambassadors for Christ, God making his appeal through us. We beseech you on behalf of Christ, be reconciled to God.”

(I Corinthians 5:14-20)

RECONCILERS.NET

THE FAITH-BASED RECONCILIATION MOVEMENT
OF
THE ANGLICAN COMMUNION


Basic Concept

Reconcilers.Net is the faith-based reconciliation movement of the Anglican Communion and as such is a growing movement of people of faith committed to the core values and methodology of faith-based reconciliation as a new but ancient paradigm for dealing with our deepest differences within and between provinces and as a permanent moral vision for Anglicanism.

Our Resolve

We are committed to being messengers of faith-based reconciliation in the congregations, dioceses and provinces of the Anglican Communion until this vision takes hold in the hearts of our leaders and people.

We are committed to developing a reconciling spirit in the Anglican Communion which includes:
  • Building bridges between communities in the Anglican Communion and fostering a pluralistic vision of Anglicanism
  • Confronting walls of hostility in our hearts toward one another
  • Developing a joint problem solving approach to areas of conflict
  • Seeking the common good and addressing systemic injustice through colonialism
  • Fostering a spirit of forgiveness in the communion
  • Helping to heal historical wounds in the communion
  • Submitting our own lives to the sovereignty of God consistent with the example of Jesus in the gospel and encouraging others to do likewise
  • Exhorting our leaders and policymakers to draw on the core values of faith-based reconciliation in governance
  • Being a prophetic voice and a moral conscience in our communion against evil and injustice
We are committed to being a movement of people of faith. We are not an organization. We seek no power or position. We will know that the movement has reached its intended goal when faith-based reconciliation becomes the defining measure of Anglicanism and becomes the motivating vision in the hearts of the leaders and people of the Anglican Communion.

We are committed to fostering faith-based reconciliation in the Anglican Communion as a model in the strategic ecclesiastical realm of how religion can be an asset for peacemaking and not just a cause of conflict. We welcome those of other faith traditions who would like to learn about the methodologies and take them back to their own communities.

We are committed to being messengers of faith-based reconciliation in the world as a compelling alternative to religious extremism on the one hand and secularism and realpolitik on the other hand. We are prepared to lift our voices and pens in the marketplace of ideas.