A new expression of monasticism
Founded in the tradition of the Episcopal Church, with a Celtic spirit, Anamchara Fellowship has received canonical recognition by the House of Bishops’ Committee on the Religious Life. We are an inclusive community, welcoming all people: clergy and lay, married, single, or partners in a committed relationship. Members of the Fellowship may live in their own homes or in groups as the ability for that arises. Each member must be self-supporting, and we are bound to each other by common ideals and a commitment to prayer and service. Our primary ministries focus on retreats and quiet days, pastoral care, intercessory prayer and spiritual direction.
Our Witness
Founded in the tradition of the Episcopal Church, with a Celtic spirit. Anamchara Fellowship has received canonical recognition by the
Daily life should be lived in a spirit of blessing and generosity. To offer a blessing to each person you
Prayer is the foundation of all Religious Life. It is from this basis that our life and ministry flow. Lack
The Purpose: The members of The Anamchara Fellowship commit to pursue a consecrated life, lived either together in community or
Anamchara is a Gaelic word for “soul friend”. It was the style of formation given to a new monk or