Overview & Objectives
In keeping with “upholding our Anglican identity” (part of Our Mission) the School of Anglicanism seeks to enrich Diocesan leaders’ and members’ understanding of the history, theology, liturgy, and church order of the Anglican Church, help them develop a reflective understanding of these, and inspire an appreciation for the strengths, resources and beauty of the Anglican church.
Anglicanism is not reducible down to any one founder or set of claims. That means that defining Anglicanism is a complex task. This complexity also means that humility is called for in those attempting to understand it, and those who know only a little about Anglicanism are in greater danger of misunderstanding and misrepresenting it than those who know nothing about it.
SOA seeks to impart to leaders in the Diocese the tools to navigate the complexities of our Anglican heritage, and increase their confidence in the understated robustness of our spirituality.
Courses
In 2022 the School of Anglicanism will offer the following courses (see Our Philosophy for an explanation of the Levels of instruction):
| Level | Course | Dates | Trainees | Instructors |
| 300 | Lay Readers Course | Apr – May 2022 | Senior Lay members with leading roles in parish worship services | Clergy Team |
| 400 | Anglicanism 1 | Jan – Apr 2022 | TTC Students and Parish Pastoral Staff who have not been trained in Anglicanism | Clergy Team |
| 400 | Anglicanism 2 | Jul – Oct 2022 | TTC Students | Clergy Team |
| 300 | Lay Readers Course | 1 Oct – 5 Nov 2022 | Senior Lay members with leading roles in parish worship services | Clergy Team |