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The '''Anglican Church of Canada (ACC)''' is a [[liberal]] [[Mainline Protestantism|mainline Protestant]] church in [[Canada]]. It is in full communion with the [[Anglican Communion]], and until 1955 was known as the '''Church of England in Canada'''. Much like the [[Episcopal Church]] of the United States, it has accepted female bishops and homosexual "marriages" which go against the traditional Anglican belief that marriage is a sacramental union between one man and one woman. It claims 1.6 million adherents <ref>http://www.anglican.ca/ask/faq/number-of-anglicans/ </ref> and is the third largest Christian church in Canada. The [[Anglican Church in North America]] is a splinter group that broke off the Anglican Church of Canada and the Episcopal Church. Fred Hiltz is the primate of the ACC. The ACC is headquartered in [[Toronto]].

The '''Anglican Church of Canada (ACC)''' is a [[liberal]] [[Mainline Protestant churches|mainline Protestant]] church in [[Canada]]. It is in full communion with the [[Anglican Communion]], and until 1955 was known as the '''Church of England in Canada'''. Much like the [[Episcopal Church]] of the United States, it has accepted female bishops and homosexual "marriages" which go against the traditional Anglican belief that marriage is a sacramental union between one man and one woman. It claims 1.6 million adherents <ref>http://www.anglican.ca/ask/faq/number-of-anglicans/ </ref> and is the third largest Christian church in Canada. The [[Anglican Church in North America]] is a splinter group that broke off the Anglican Church of Canada and the Episcopal Church. Fred Hiltz is the primate of the ACC. The ACC is headquartered in [[Toronto]].

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