The crisis in the worldwide Anglican communion continues. These are important days for us to think what it means to be Anglican. I didn’t grow up Anglican and really needed to examine 39 Articles very closely at college. What it means to be Anglican looks different between Canberra, Sydney, and the States. This isn’t a time to back away from the denomination but to graciously speak about the possibility of unity in truth, love and mission. That is what Peter Jensen is calling people to here:

The FCA exists to keep Anglicanism united, to enable those whose spiritual existence as Anglicans is threatened to remain Anglicans with integrity.

It exists to keep orthodox, biblical Anglicanism inside the fold at the highest level possible; to gather up the fragments, to unite them. It exists so that evangelicals and Anglo-Catholics and mere Anglicans can continue to be Anglicans without compromising Biblical truth. The question for you is: will you join us, will you help us keep our Communion one, holy, catholic and apostolic.

You can read a transcript of Peter’s address at Anglican Mainstream.
There is some press coverage from BBC News, Ruth Gledhill, and Times Online.