‘Hunger, thirst and disease’ a threat to Christians amid Mozambique jihadist attacks

Mar 13, 2024 by

By Lydia Davies, Premier Christian News. (Editor’s note: The Christians mentioned here are mostly Anglicans) ‘Hunger, thirst and disease’ a threat to Christians amid in Mozambique jihadist attacks Mozambique is facing a worsening...

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Church of Nigeria frowns at homosexuality, others, describes them as ungodly acts

Mar 12, 2024 by

By Alphonsus Nweze and Ndubuisi Emedosi , from Anglican Ink. Church of Nigeria, Anglican Communion, has again made its position public on the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQI) controversy, condemning, without...

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SE Asia pastoral letter on LLF and the Church of England

Mar 2, 2024 by

By George Conger, Anglican Ink. The Anglican Province of South East Asia has reaffirmed its displeasure and disagreement with the Church of England’s General Synod over its vote to proceed with the Living in Love and Faith process that...

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It’s time to ‘walk together, pray together, and seek justice together’ say Anglican and Catholic Bishops

Feb 2, 2024 by

From: Anglican Communion News Service. Anglican and Catholic bishops participating in the ecumenical summit Growing Together have shared their post-conference ‘Call’ today. Entitled Our Common Witness, Calling and Commitment, it comes...

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Anglicanism at a Crossroads

Dec 22, 2023 by

By Mouneer Anis and Gerald McDermott, First Things. Orthodox Anglicans have something to cheer in this otherwise dismal year. On Ash Wednesday 2023, Anglican leaders in the Global South rejected Canterbury’s decision to bless same-sex...

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A Deeply Torn Communion

Nov 30, 2023 by

by Archbishop Emeritus Mouneer Anis: There should be no doubt that the Anglican Communion is deeply divided and being torn apart. Yet, there are those who claim that the Communion is still united, in spite of the major theological...

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