The Anglican church in southern Africa continues to struggle with the issue of marriage equality. This weekend, at the synod meeting of the Diocese of Cape Town, a motion on the issue was tabled.
Sudan was inaugurated as the 39th Province of the Anglican Communion on Sunday, July 3oth.
The ordained women of La Iglesia Anglicana de Mexico met together for the first time as a group.
Myths and stereotypes, misunderstandings and propaganda have been broken down. It is clear we have so much more in common than the issues that divide us and threaten our unity at this time
The Archbishop of Canterbury has issued a statement to the primates of the Anglican Communion regarding the issues of unity and sexuality, among other things.
Rev. Silvestre Romero was elected bishop coadjutor of the Diocese of Guatemala at its convention at the end of May in Guatemala City.
“The view he held and holds is that it is acceptable and permissible for a priest of one church of the Anglican Communion to exercise priestly ministry in the geographical jurisdiction of a second church of the Anglican Communion without the permission of the Ecclesiastical Authority of that second church”.
The Church in Peru believes that it is in a position to continue assisting people beyond the emergency relief offered in the first moments of crisis.
The Scottish Episcopal Church has been holding its diocesan synods, and voting on proposals that would allow for some clergy to perform marriages for same-sex couples. The proposals would change Canon 31 of the Scottish Episcopal Church, and will face a final vote at the General Synod, to be held this July.
In his March 7th letter, the head of Gafcon, Archbishop Okoh of Nigeria, warns that the Church of England has increased the risk that sexual