Formation of the Global Anglican Communion
The Gafcon communique, "the Future has arrived," was released, establishing the "Global Anglican Communion" and encouraging Anglicans to abandon the old structures of the Communion.
Originating from Sydney, the communique sparked curiosity about the choice of location.
- Gafcon is a network of conservative Anglican churches, dioceses, and local branches.
- The name "Gafcon" is derived from the Global Anglican Future Conferences.
"We went to Sydney because we wanted to get Peter Jensen involved as the first General Secretary."
According to Paul Donison, the current Gafcon General Secretary, this was disclosed in an interview on a US podcast, Stand Firm.
Author's summary: Gafcon forms Global Anglican Communion.
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