Grace Anglican Church — Church Directory

Quick Facts

Pastor — the shepherd God holds accountable Rev. Scott Davis

Founded Not published

Denomination AMiA

Service Times Verify on website

Men's Ministry Yes

Kids Ministry Yes

Website visitgrace.net

Pastor Credentials AMiA holy orders

10-Point Theological Scorecard

Christology

Is Jesus the only way? (John 14:6)

AMiA holds the historic Christian creeds and orthodox Christology.

Strong

Scripture

Inerrancy affirmed? Final authority?

Article VI of the 39 Articles affirms Scripture's sufficiency; AMiA was founded to preserve biblical authority against TEC revisionism.

Strong

Men's Discipleship

Intentional formation for men?

Common men's ministries in AMiA congregations.

Strong

Soteriology

Faith alone? How is salvation presented?

Reformation Anglican soteriology per the 39 Articles.

Strong

Gender / Biblical Design

Biblical manhood and womanhood by God's design — patriarchal, complementarian, egalitarian, or affirming gender ideology?

AMiA restricts presbyteral and episcopal orders to qualified men.

Strong

Leadership Structure

Male elders/pastors? Accountability?

Episcopal polity under AMiA missionary bishops; male-only ordained orders.

Strong

Preaching Style

Expository or topical/therapeutic?

Three-stream evangelical-charismatic-liturgical preaching tradition.

Strong

Mission Clarity

Great Commission central?

AMiA is structurally a missionary society — mission is its raison d'être.

Strong

Cultural Alignment

DEI/CRT language? Social justice crowding out gospel?

AMiA was the first and largest body to break from TEC in the early 2000s under Rwandan oversight — founded in cultural / theological resistance.

Strong

Accountability Structure

Denominational home, elder plurality, or external network — is the pastor answerable to anyone?

Anglican Mission in the Americas — three-stream missionary society.

Strong

Assessment

Grace Anglican Church in Fairhope, Alabama, pastored by Rev. Scott Davis, is a parish of the Anglican Mission in the Americas (AMiA), a three-stream Anglican missionary society. AMiA was the first and largest body to depart The Episcopal Church in the early 2000s under the oversight of the Province of Rwanda.

#amia#anglican#three-stream#39-articles#1928-bcp#confessional

Pastor Signatures & Affiliations [Orthodox-aligned signatures]

Public statement signatures and organizational affiliations of this church's named pastors. "People is policy" — these are evidence-weighted signals about doctrinal trajectory, not the sole determinant of any rating.

Dallas Statement (Social Justice & Gospel)

Rev. Scott Davis

Source: statementonsocialjustice.com — hover for details

Nashville Statement

Rev. Scott Davis

Source: cbmw.org — hover for details

Sources & Evidence

Enrichment Notes

Added from AMiA Find-a-Church directory.

These are the URLs consulted to arrive at this church's scoring. Score-note claims are synthesized from homepage content, denominational directories, and public statements of faith at the time of review. Church websites change frequently; we're progressively adding Internet Archive snapshots to prevent link rot.

[1] Live source visitgrace.net
[2] Live source theamia.org/find-an-amia-church/
[3] Live source en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anglican_Mission_in_the_Americas

Transparency note: MOOP ratings are researcher judgments about publicly available theological and ecclesial evidence. They are not infallible. If a church's public posture has changed since our review, or if we've mis-read evidence, tell us — we publish corrections.