“… 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
Archbishop Justin Welby’s speech on the Magna Carta, the role that the Church played, and his prayer for a higher standard of human respect and dignity.
UPDATE: Statement from Statement from the Rt Rev Dr Josiah Idowu-Fearon via Anglican Communion News Service
King Richard III, who died in battle in 1485, and whose grave was forgotten and later discovered in 2012 to be under a parking lot
The Gafcon leadership continues to use the church season to issue letters blasting The Episcopal Church and the Archbishop of Canterbury.
Lord Stephen Green, chair of a recent Church of England report on leadership development, is under the spotlight for his own leadership of HSBC during
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby: Creativity is a basic human function, and a good economy is one that enables creativity to happen. That is
Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby had a miserable childhood at Eton according to The Telegraph: