The New Divide in Global Anglicanism

Nov 6, 2024 by

by Gerald McDermott, First Things: For the last fifty years the Anglican Communion has been divided over the doctrine of marriage. That came to an end in April 2023 when Global South Anglicans declared they’d had enough. Anglican bishops...

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Bishops denounce assassinations and rioting following Mozambique national elections

Nov 1, 2024 by

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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Singapore Mission Consultation Celebrates Anglican Church Planting

Oct 30, 2024 by

By Jeffrey Walton, Juicy Ecumenism. A cross section of American, British, and Australian Anglican groups met face-to-face across four days this month with partners ministering within Southeast Asia, including clergy and deans from a...

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Refocus, Reorient and Grow Our Anglican Churches

Oct 1, 2024 by

by Jeffrey Walton, Juicy Ecumenism: Church attendance in America, we are repeatedly told, is down. Denominationalism is in decline, and “nones” – those with no religious affiliation – have a larger, if recently plateaued, share of the...

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Wheaton-to-Anglican Pipeline: Why Are Young People Turning Anglican?

Sep 26, 2024 by

by Sarah Carter, Juicy Ecumenism: For many students, Wheaton College is their first introduction to liturgy. Three days a week, all undergraduate students attend chapel – a required 45-minute Christian devotional service often including...

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A New Diocese in England

May 25, 2024 by

From: Anglican Futures. The “Anglican Realignment” has manifested itself in many ways. The Global Anglican Futures Conference (Gafcon) has united around the 2008 Jerusalem Declaration and in the Kigali Commitment of 2023 made clear their...

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