Well, dear friends, it is important because in spite of all the hard feelings and anathemas being hurled at various churches, in spite of colonial history, there are residual feelings of real companionship in the Gospel and real hopes for engagement in common mission.
Ugandan Archbishop’s pastoral letter suggests readiness to break with communion over role of TEC
Several Primates of the Anglican Churches from the Global South have concluded a meeting in Cairo where they announced that they would accept the Archbishop
Is there a reconciliation role for the Archbishop of Canterbury in inter-Anglican relations?
“… the Communion is becoming a source of weakness as Churches which have rejected the truth as Anglicans have received it spread false teaching, yet continue to enjoy full communion with the Archbishop of Canterbury.” – Gafcon Chairman Archbishop Eliud Wabukala, Primate of Kenya
A survey of some thoughts on the future of the Anglican Communion in the wake of the the Archbishop of Canterbury’s invitation to all the Primates to meet and re-imagine the relationships that form it.
“The Gafcon primates have previously advised the Archbishop of Canterbury that they would not attend any meeting at which The Episcopal Church of the United States or the Anglican Church of Canada were represented, nor would they attend any meeting from which the Anglican Church in North America was excluded.” – Gafcon Statement
Dr Patrick Sookhdeo, founder and Director of the Barnabas Fund, a UK based Christian charity, has been reinstated to his position in spite of a conviction for sexual assault and intimidating witnesses.
The GAFCON Primates (Global Anglican Future Conference) met from 13 – 17 APR 2015 in London England. Attending were the primates of 6 provinces of
GAFCON primates to meet in London next week, plan to discuss alternate ecclesial structures for England ala the Anglican Church in North America. Is this the inflection point where the Anglican Communion emerges either whole or fractured beyond recognition?