The Archbishop of Canterbury addressed the new Parliament emphasizing the dignity of all persons and the need of those in power to protect it. Which seems odd considering who has been banished from certain councils of the Anglican Communion and why.
Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu wowed a crowd of 50,000 crowd at a musical celebration in Soweto ahead of the kick-off in the 2010 football World Cup in South Africa.
The Primus of the Scottish Episcopal Church, the Most Rev David Chillingworth, wants his Church to come up with a way to discuss the Anglican Covenant over the next year or two.
Cross border visitations and other moratoria violations have undermined not only your polity, but wider attempts to handle disagreements in a godly way before the face of the watching world.
The Virginia Supreme Court unanimously ruled this morning in favor of the Diocese of Virginia in the property dispute between the diocese and CANA. In
In Britain this December, you’ll be able to see the baby Jesus in a simulation of what his own ultrasound would’ve looked like. If, you know, Mary’s OB-GYN in Nazareth had the technology. It even has a halo!
Bishops Gene Robinson of New Hampshire and Christopher Senyonjo of Uganda spoke yesterday in Washington at the Center for American Progress. The event included remarks by Michael H. Posner, Assistant Secretary of State, Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor.
The Church should press more urgently than she has hitherto done upon her laity the solemn fact that the slaves of the South are not merely so much property, but are a sacred trust committed to us as a people. While under this tutelage, he freely gives to us their labor, but expects us to give back to them that religious and moral instruction which is to elevate them in the scale of being.
Primate of the Church of Nigeria, Anglican Communion, Most Reverend Nicholas Oko on Thursday in Awka, Anambra State capital, endorsed the ordination of women as deacons in specific areas
Thinking Anglicans has a fresh and thorough twothree-part roundup of reactions to the Kearon and Williams letters asking Americans to stand down from ecumenical committees