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By Clare Wilmot, from Anglican Ink. The Garima Gospels are the earliest known translations of the testaments of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John into the Ethiopic liturgical language of Geez. When Father Gebretsadik heard that war was coming...
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By Andrew Butterworth, TGC. Over 685 million people in Africa are associated with Christianity in some way. But amongst this broad acceptance, there’s a murmuring that this ‘religion of the Colonists’ shouldn’t have a place on the...
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By P. Costa Simões, European Conservative. (Editor’s note: A useful historical background to the post-election civil unrest in Mozambique, a country where a significant proportion of the population is Anglican, and in the north has...
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By George Conger, Anglican Ink. The Anglican Council of Mozambique has condemned the murder of two opposition leaders following the ruling FRELIMO party’s victory in the southern African nation’s national elections held on October 9th,...
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By Jonatán Soriano, European Focus. The southeast African country held its seventh elections. A missionary and a pastor address the challenges of an increasingly dissatisfied population. While jihadism grows stronger in the north,...
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By Jules Gomes, The Stream. (Editor’s note: Taking a leaf out of the book of arrogant western Anglican bishops) Conservative Catholic priest and author excoriates Fr. Timothy Radcliffe for “racist” and “elitist garbage.” An...
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