Brad Hutt

Brad Hutt is Co - Founder and Chair of the American Anglican Fellowship Inc. A non-profit Group organized in 1984 to provide factual information and truth to all Anglicans regarding the radical clergy movement within the Episcopal Church USA (TEC).

He was an active member of TEC in leadership roles serving as Church Warden and Vestryman at Church of the Holy Communion in Washington D.C. and Christ Church Clinton MD for several terms in his 50 years of membership. He reorganized and served as Chair of the Washington Diocese Architectural Commission overseeing 94 Parish properties for new construction and maintenance for 15 years. He currently is a member of New Life, Life Point and Kneeling Point Wesleyan Churches.

Brad was born, raised and educated in the Northeast section of Washington D.C., attended Maryland University before enlisting in the US Navy 1951-1955. He served at Patuxent River Naval Air Station Maryland and Guantanamo Bay Cuba Naval Air Station; and he is currently an active member of Brandywine American Legion Post 227.

He was a certified Fairfax County Plans Examiner and Director of Engineering for a 250 member consulting engineering firm in Northern Virginia overseeing more than 2,500 major land development projects in the Washington Metro Area in his 45 year career.

He was also the Mid-Atlantic Sales Representative for Gift Bricks, a fundraising company utilizing engraved brick brick pavers, notable projects included Disneyworld, Virginia State Capitol, and many Colleges and Universities.

Brad has written two books, "Somewhere Over the Gay Rainbow Lies the Truth" and Co-Author of "The Great Episcopal Church Robbery" 6400 Congregation properties heisted by radical clergy.

He was married for 68 years to his beloved wife, Ruth Christine Hutt who passed in 2021. They were blessed with three daughters, three grandchildren, three great grandchildren and one great great granddaughter.