It offers proven, reliable coverage, including the most informed reporting on the Continuing Church anywhere, in print or online. And because it is independent and gives a birds eye view of Anglicanism globally, it serves as a unique rallying point, a way to learn about and exchange information between faithful groups and jurisdictions as Anglican realignment goes forward.

Published 4-6 times a year (40-48 pages each), THE CHALLENGE is sponsored by the non-profit Foundation for Christian Theology, and depends entirely on reader support to keep publishing.

The CHALLENGE's founding editor was Dorothy Allen Faber, who served from 1962 to 1982. She was succeeded by the late Fr. Louis E. Traycik, who was editor from 1982 to 1986. The current editor is (Mrs.) Auburn Faber Traycik.

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Mission Statement

• To defend the Christian Faith as embodied in traditional Anglicanism, defined in Holy Scripture and enshrined in the historic Book of Common Prayer.
• To work for the unity of the Church under Christ, based on sound doctrine and discipline, as exemplified by the Chicago-Lambeth Quadrilateral of 1886-1888.
• To resist false teaching within the Church.
• To restore the Church to her primary mission of proclaiming the Gospel.

NOTE: The Foundation for Christian Theology was one of the sponsors of the 1977 Church Congress that issued a call for the continuation of traditional Anglicanism, and adopted the Affirmation of St. Louis as a statement of what such continuation entails.