The Sunday Mail interviewed Justin Welby, Archbishop of Canterbury, about energy price hikes in the UK. Welby is a former oil industry executive.
From Lambeth Palace: Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby has welcomed a new Amnesty International report calling on Egypt to prevent “deeply disturbing” attacks on Coptic
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From Anglican Communion News Service: The Archbishop of Canterbury has sent a message of support to an anti-human trafficking conference organised by the Christian organisation
The Archbishop of Canterbury has a new Director of Communications, Mrs. Alisa Anderson.
Antonia Honeywell has written a letter on
There we prayed together and discussed a range of issues concerning the Anglican Communion and The Episcopal Church.
It is deeply unhelpful of the Archbishop to use language which appears to suggest that the risk that those who wish to affirm gay people present is one of a lack or loss of core beliefs. That just isn’t true and is a nasty slur against fellow Anglicans.
When we think we are strong we fool ourselves, perhaps even our society – but never God. When we accept our weakness, embrace it, and turn afresh to God in prayer, share reconciliation and go out with the good news we have, then He does the work. It is dreadfully hard, always shaped like a cross, and feels like one too, but it is the way of Christ and it leads to glory.
After a weeklong tour of the UK, during which he spoke to Pentecostal, Evangelical, and Anglo-Catholic gatherings, the Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby spoke about the diversity of the Church of England.