A Deeply Torn Communion

Sep 13, 2023 by

by Abp Emeritus Mouneer Anis, Anglican Way: 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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Archbishop Kaziimba: We are committed to preserving the institution of marriage

Aug 28, 2023 by

By Sadiiki Adams, from Anglican Ink. LUGAZI: The Archbishop of the Church of Uganda, The Most Rev. Dr. Stephen Samuel Kaziimba Mugalu, has reaffirmed the Church’s steadfast dedication to safeguarding the institution of marriage in...

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Anglican bishops, scientists consult on interplay on faith, science at meeting in Kenya

Aug 12, 2023 by

Press release, from Anglican Ink. Anglican bishops, scientists and theological educators have gathered in Kenya to explore the theme “Science and Faith for Enriching Human Life” from Aug. 7-10. The aim has been to discuss ways in which...

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Uganda’s Anglican Archbishop Courts Iranian President over Homosexuality

Jul 15, 2023 by

By Godfrey Olukya, Virtueonline. The Archbishop of the Anglican Church of Uganda, The Most Rev. Stephen Mugalu Kaziimba, has appealed to the President of the Islamic Republic of Iran Ebrahim Raisi to help Uganda in the fight against...

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Anglican Attendance Strongly Rebounds

Jun 24, 2023 by

by Jeffrey Walton, Juicy Ecumenism: Anglican congregations in the United States, Canada and Mexico are reporting a significant attendance increase of 17,228 persons following a widespread return to regular worship services post-COVID. The...

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Anglican leader does not have to be ‘white guy from England’, says Justin Welby

Jun 14, 2023 by

by Harriet Sherwood, Guardian: Archbishop of Canterbury says he would welcome ‘serious changes’ to church communion ‘that is 90% global south’. The leader of the global Anglican church should not always be a “white guy from England”, the...

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