In same-sex partnerships and marriage, Scottish Episcopal Church board stands on Canon
The Faith and Order Board implies that having a fixed position allows it to be more capable of open listening.
The Faith and Order Board implies that having a fixed position allows it to be more capable of open listening.
The Covenant certainly cannot exist without the Anglican Communion, but can the Anglican Communion exist without the Covenant? The answer is that it already does. ~ Andrew Gerns
Churches across the Anglican Communion are uniquely placed to challenge and change how society thinks about gender-based violence.
The Most Revd Thabo Makgoba, The Anglican Archbishop of Cape Town, announced the appointment of the Revd Canon Rachel Mash as Environmental Coordinator for the
It has turned out that, unbeknown to themselves, the occupiers outside St Paul’s Cathedral are camped on a hornet’s nest. This nest is the secret point where the ancient arrangements of the English polity interlock with contemporary global finance.
Can African churches in fact use the present crisis as an opportunity to rediscover the sources of their inner security? …did Stott not offer a more generous ecclesial vision, and a more charitable way to speak the truth in love, than does GAFCON? …In what ways should American Christians moderate their imperialist ambitions to set standards and offer solutions to the rest of the world?
Today I hope to roll out some of the first videos, columns and sermons from participants in the recently concluded consultation in Durban, South Africa among African Anglicans, Episcopalians and some interfaith friends on issues of justice and human sexuality. First up is a video that Bishop Jeff Lee of Chicago sent home to the people of his diocese.
The Zimbabwean reports that thugs blocked Archbishop Williams and his delegation from entering the diocese premises. The side entrance to the cathedral was locked as
The Anglican Bishop in Jerusalem, the Rt Rev. Suheil Duwani, and his family are celebrating today after finally getting permission to remain in Jerusalem after many months of legal and diplomat appeals.
A few weeks ago, the primates of the Global South Anglican group released a statement from their meeting in China. We didn’t jump right on it for two reasons: the first is that there didn’t seem to be much news in it, but the second may be worth remarking on.