The Primate of Australia, Archbishop Philip Freier, has called for constitutional recognition for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, saying it is “vital” if the country’s indigenous people are to flourish.
In the midst of continuing tension, the Anglican Fellowship of Prayer has launched a Post-Election Prayer Campaign, seeking to create a discipline of deep prayer for the well-being of all of America’s citizens
William Nye, Secretary General of the Archbishops’ Council, today sent a scathing letter to the Revd Canon Andy Lines, Chairman of the GAFCON UK Task Force
The Diocese of North Carolina has announced a slate of three nominees to become their twelfth Bishop, succeeding the Most Reverend Michael Curry, who served the diocese
“Lest any obstacle arise between the request for reconciliation and God’s forgiveness, I henceforth grant to all priests… the faculty to absolve those who have committed the sin of procured abortion.”
The Episcopal Diocese of Missouri has made a press release about a resolution passed during their Diocesan Convention on November 18. The resolution urges parishes
Many Episcopal churches across the country held services yesterday in honor of transgender people who were killed as a result of their gender identity. By
On November 13th, the Global Anglican Future Conference released a list of members of the Church of England they felt had violated Lambeth Resolution I.10
They have done it before and now they are doing it again. Under the specter of US president-elect Donald Trump’s threats to deport millions of immigrants, both documented and undocumented, churches again are rising up and declaring that they are a place of sanctuary for those fleeing the clutches of the US Department of Homeland Security. Now, as many as 400 US churches and synagogues, across the breadth and height of the nation, are declaring that immigrants may seek refuge in their buildings.
The Douglas County School District, in a suburb of Denver, has teamed up with Samaritan’s Purse to request that the children and their families in the district put together Christmas gift boxes. However, three families in the district feel that things have been taken too far and with the aid of the American Humanist Association have taken the school district to federal court. The families have sued the district on the grounds that the district has violated its responsibility of not promoting religion.