Anglican

You are formed by the Book of Common Prayer, by a liturgical tradition rooted in the ancient Church — the British church present at Nicaea, continuous through the centuries to the English Reformation and forward — by the Anglican conviction that the Church's social witness is inseparable from its sacramental life. You believe the parish — embedded in a neighborhood, knowing its people across generations — is the right form for Christian community in a particular place.

The Hall is not a parish and does not try to be one. But the formative instincts are shared: small communities, long time horizons, people known by name, formation woven into the round of life rather than delivered through discrete programs. An Anglican-affiliated Hall carries that instinct into higher education.

Anglican-affiliated Halls run primarily as Classical Halls and Theological Halls. The Anglican intellectual tradition — broad, classical, integrative — fits naturally into the liberal arts programs CHI provides through HCU and Gordon-Conwell.

AUNA

AUNA (Anglican University of North America) is the dedicated Anglican formation network within the CHI family — with its own governance, academic partners, and formation community.

Start a Hall

You are Anglican, you have roots in a community, and you have the capacity to build. The Hall Founder pathway walks you from vision to operating charter.

Become a Tutor

You want to teach in an Anglican-affiliated Hall someone else is building. CHI connects tutors to Halls in their region that share their confessional formation.

Become a Field Guide

You have spent years — perhaps a decade, perhaps a lifetime — in the Anglican tradition, and you have relational credibility in a specific geography. Field Guides shepherd 15–20 Halls in their region: coaching Directors, carrying Anglican formation culture into the Halls that need it, holding the long view. The role is vocational, not contracted. Primary income from elsewhere is a prerequisite.