CAC Bishops Page 1The CAC is pleased to announce the following persons consecrated or received as bishops in our communion: Note: This list is in no particular order. 
Abp. Michael WrennMichael, pictured here with his wife, Annette, is founder and presiding bishop of the Celtic Anabaptist Communion.
Ronald Douglas Henson Ronald is an ordained elder in the Fundamental Methodist Church; he is retired and living in Denison, Texas. The Celtic Anabaptist Communion recognized his minister's orders and issued him a Certificate of Ordination as pastor/priest; later the CAC honored him for his five decades of service to the church by recognizing him as "Bishop Emeritus" in the Celtic Anabaptist Communion.
Charles Moreland"Chuck" lives in Roseville, Ohio; he is presently doing itinerant preaching.
Ron Gillis Ron lives in Bangor, Maine; he had been a Salvation Army pastor in Boston, MA, pastor of Washburn Memorial Church in Sherman Mills, ME, and pastor of Whittier Congregational Church in Island Falls, ME.
Roger L. EdensRoger Edens resides in Elwood, Indiana. An ordained minister, chaplain, and registered nurse, Roger was the Senior Pastor of a United Methodist Church and is presently the Assistant Pastor of a Wesleyan Church. Roger is pictured here with his wife, Shelly. He and Shelly have been married for 34 years; they have one son and one grandson. Among Roger's many accomplishments: Graduate of Indiana University with a degree in nursing. Indiana licensed Registered Nurse since 1971. Specialized in nursing supervision, management and administration. Certified asa "QMRP" (Qualified Mental Retardation Professional).
Ron Dublin-CollinsRon was District Overseer in The Church Of God Of Prophecy when he found our Communion. The Church is located on the Island of Nevis in the Caribbean.
James A. GrooverJames was an ordained minister in The Lutheran Orthodox Church in Arkansas when he came into communion with us. He is currently Archbishop of The Christian Missionary Anglican Communion in Pennsylvania. He has been received into this Communion and recognized as a CAC bishop.
Misha ZigasMisha lives in Australia and ministers to a church group as well as having a Biker Ministry. He is the founder of the CAC in Australia. Misha was one of the first international CAC bishops.
Solomon O. OkoroSolomon is affiliated with Archbishop Charles Klughart in Tennessee, one of our intercommunion partners. He is Bishop of Faith Word Church International in Cotonou Republic of Benin in West Africa. He has been received into this Communion and recognized as a CAC bishop.
John Richards
John resides in St. Albans, West Virginia; he is a college professor. He was an ordained priest in a Western Rite Orthodox church, and had been actively working with interfaith relations and the EMS chaplaincy before he found the CAC.
David C. Holdridge
David has pastored in a wide range of independent and denominational churches and ministries since 1969. He has an internet ministry, Christ's Church Fellowship, and a food ministry, United Food Outreach. David currently resides in Roswell, New Mexico.
H. Alfred GoolsbeeAlfred has followed an Ancient Essene Lifestyle since age 15 and has ministered as a self-financing missionary since age 18. He is a student of ancient and biblical history, nano-technologies and physics. At present Alfred is working in communion with the Southern-Japan Seventh-Day Adventist Church in Okinawa in the field of modern-health ministries, vegetarian lifestyle counseling, as well as Bio-Dynamic Farming implementation.
Bishop David Bishop David has a ministry in one of the most dangerous regions of the world -- the Middle East. He is the only CAC bishop in that part of the world. For safety reasons, much of his personal information must be kept private. We are blessed to have Bishop David, a faithful shepherd, in the CAC. Please keep him and his ministry in your prayers. Email Bishop David 
John W. Stansell, Jr.John resides in Pickens, SC; he is the president of Gospel Lighthouse Prison Evangelism, Inc., a non-denominational prison ministry. The purpose of this soul-winning ministry is to shine the light of the Gospel of Jesus Christ behind the dark walls of prison. John says, "It is our desire to win lost inmates to Christ, and to edify and encourage incarcerated believers. GLPE is also dedicated to training ministers who feel led into the prison ministry, and in helping the victims of crime." Originally ordained by Archbishop Martin McGuire, we welcome and receive John as a bishop in the CAC.
Abp. Wrenn recently consecrated a new bishop in the CAC at a beautiful outdoor Autumn service at Enid Lake, MS. Because of this new bishop's high-risk ministry, he has requested that we not publish his name or email address on the internet. Suffice it to say that our newest bishop -- we'll call him "Bishop P" -- is our first bishop in the Rocky Mountain area, and we are delighted to have him in the CAC.
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