Seminarians in training at LHTS / ATS
Bro.Marlon and Jayson using ACA curriculum at LHTS / ATS
Logos House of Theological Studies is Now here in the Philippines!
Joint effort with LOGOS HOUSE THEOLOGICAL STUDIES of ACA and the ANGLICAN THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY of ACP in Training and equipping Anglican Clergy in the Philippines. Now open for aspirants and former seminarians who would want to undergo the Training in ACP. If you know you are called and would want to continue your sacred vocation in the Anglican Church Traditional. Please call or send us a email Now! Hurry!, we have limited slots for interested applicants!
The Sacraments , the Scriptures and the Spirit coming together in it's Fullness!
The Father ,+ the Son and the Holy Spirit. Holy Trinity one God.
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Minister's training in Bacon Sorsogon
Pastors who attended ACP's clergy orientation. Our humble beginnings!
Evangelical and Pentecostal Pastor's with Bishop Belmonte promoting the Anglican Training
Conducted by the Anglican Church in the Philippines (Traditional) ACP
Lunch together with Evangelical Pastors.
Most of our effort at that time was totally Rejected!!!
Minister's Training in Bacon, Sorsogon
Attended by minister's from Bacon, Irosin, Bulan and Sorsogon City
VISION:
Anglican Theological Seminary Profile
- Anglican Church in the Philippines(Traditional) Dioceses and International Missions
- Northern and Southren Luzon, Negros Oriental and CAR, Nueva Vizcaya, Philippines
- The training, equipping and evangelistic arm of the Anglican Church in the Philippines (Traditional), Inc. We are part of Christ Church that never sleeps!!!
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Anglican Church in the Philippines (Traditional)
We are: Traditional, Catholic , Apostolic and Evangelical.
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ACP is in full communion with APA.
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Apostolic succession
Apostolic succession is the doctrine in some Christian theology asserting that the chosen successors of the Twelve Apostles, from the first century to the present day, have the same authority, power, and responsibility as was conferred upon the apostles by Jesus.
Orthodox, Roman Catholic, and Anglican churches are the predominant proponents of this doctrine.[1] To them, present-day bishops, as the successors of previous bishops, going back to the apostles, have power by this unbroken chain. This link with the apostles guarantees for them their authority in matters of faith, morals, and the valid administration of sacraments.
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