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What is EFAC?

EFAC is an international organization that was started in 1961 by John Stott. Its purpose is to win the world for Jesus Christ by upholding the biblical gospel through the Anglican family and beyond.

What does EFAC do?

EFAC works strategically to encourage and develop biblically faithful teaching and mission by serving and strengthening national and regional chapters of EFAC. These, in turn, teach, train and serve Church leaders, who are then empowered to faithfully teach and disciple believers.

Where is EFAC?

EFAC is a truly international organization. There are chapters in Australia, England, New Zealand, 
South Africa, Nigeria, Wales, Canada, the USA, and Ireland. Work to
establish chapters in Kenya, Uganda, India, Singapore, the Congo, and
Sudan continues.

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    • Various >
      • Films
      • Books, Articles and Papers >
        • Human sexuality >
          • Glorify God in Your Body
          • Studies on the Bible and Same-Sex Relationships
          • On why conservatives remain conservative
          • Guarding the Deposit
          • Apostolic Faith and Life
          • Why Issues of Human Sexuality are not Adiaphora
          • Other >
            • Review: Journeys in Grace and Truth
            • Critique: Pastoral Letter from the Bishops of the Church in Wales
            • A Response to 'The Wreck of Catholic Identity'
            • Review: A Way Forward
            • Review: This Holy Estate
            • Review: Theology of Marriage
            • Review: Study of Marriage
            • Critique: Pilling Report
            • Critique: Covenant and Calling
            • Review: More Perfect Union
        • Reconciliation >
          • Review: Living Reconciliation
        • Inclusion >
          • Biblical Inclusivity, Paul Perkins
      • Reviews >
        • Review: He Gave Us Stories
        • Review: The Widening Circle
        • Review: A Passion for Faithfulness
        • Review: A Call to Spiritual Reformation
        • Review: Good Disagreement
        • Review: Breaking the Silence on Spiritual Abuse
        • Review: The Cross of Christ
        • Review: The Clapham Sect
      • Members Resources
      • Statements >
        • St Andrews Day Statement
        • St Matthias Day Statement
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