Anglican voices across the globe urge the Church of England to ‘learn from their mistakes’ over same sex blessings and m...

Oct 13, 2022 by

from CEEC (Hat Tip: Anglican Ink) As bishops across the Church of England prepare to discern a way forward following the conclusion of the Living in Love and Faith (LLF) consultation, voices from churches across the Anglican communion...

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New Dean of Canterbury is in a Same-Sex civil partnership

Oct 12, 2022 by

By David W. Virtue, DD, Virtueonline It was announced on Monday, October 10, that the late Queen had approved the appointment of The Very Rev. Dr. David Monteith, Dean of Leicester, as Dean of Canterbury. Dr Monteith is in a same-sex...

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Coronation ceremony retains traditional Anglican wording and promises

Oct 12, 2022 by

from Religion Media Centre: King Charles’ coronation will be held on Saturday 6 May 2023, in a religious ceremony at Westminster Abbey, led by the Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby.  The ceremony is expected to include elements of the...

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Most teens around the world have a positive perception of Jesus, study reveals

Oct 10, 2022 by

from Premier: A new study has revealed most teens think positively of Jesus. Carried out by Barna Group in partnership with Alpha, Worldvision, Biblical and other groups, the research found 49 per cent of teens aged between 13-17 describe...

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New Bishops for ACE

Oct 10, 2022 by

Press release: It is with great joy that we announce the appointment of two new bishops for the Anglican Convocation in Europe. Ian Ferguson and Stuart Bell will serve as Assistant Bishops under the leadership of Bishop Andy Lines. Bishop...

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Christmas Cards in support of Anglican ministry in South Sudan, Kenya and Uganda

Oct 7, 2022 by

Anglican International Development has been working in South Sudan, Uganda and Kenya since 2008. The recent fall in the value of the pound has led to a need to raise more funds to support gospel related relief and development work which...

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