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Fruits of Schism in GAFCON-linked Church in the U.K.
FIRST BAPTISM AT GAFCON-BACKED SHEFFIELD CHURCH PLANT The ordination of its minister in the Anglican Church in Kenya in February may have been controversial, but the first baptism atChrist Church Walkley in Sheffield was a great gospel occasion. The man baptised on Sunday May … Continue reading
Souther Cone Prelate Addresses Dissidents in North America
Q&A: Bishop Zavala of Cono Sur Monday, April 29, 2013 The Most Rev. Héctor (Tito) Zavala is Bishop of Chile and Presiding Bishop of the Southern Cone: Iglesia Anglicana del Cono Sur de América (the Anglican Church of the Southern … Continue reading
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Tagged anglican church of canada, broken communion, religion
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English Diocese of Manchester wants Gay-friendly Bishop
Church of England diocese asks for gay-friendly bishop A Church of England diocese has made building bridges with the gay community part of its new bishop’s job description. Dr Jeffrey John, the openly gay Dean of St Albans, has been … Continue reading
How Anglican is the ‘American Anglican Council’?
American Anglican Council and packet lies. The Rev. Canon Phil Ashey of the American Anglican Council works hard to make everyone aware just how horrible The Episcopal Church is and how they ought to run from it as fast as … Continue reading
‘Thinking Anglicans’ – up-date on Same-Sex Marriage Laws
Sunday, 21 April 2013 update on same-sex marriage laws While we await the scheduling of Report Stage in the House of Commons for the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Bill, there have been developments in several other countries recently. Starting close … Continue reading
Archbishop of Canterbury to Meet with LGBT Leaders Today
Thursday, 18 April 2013 Archbishop to meet LGBT Anglicans and Peter Tatchell The Archbishop of Canterbury will have two separate meetings today relating to LGBT issues: First in the morning he will meet representatives of the LGB&T Anglican Coalition. There is information about this available … Continue reading
N.Z. Parliament Votes For Same-Sex Marriage
Listening in to the parliamentary debate tonight, and watching the procedure on Television New Zealand, made me proud to be a person of faith, A New Zealander, and an advocate of justice for the LGBT community in our country. One … Continue reading
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Tagged christchurch new zealand, human-rights, politics, religion, society
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Canadian Bishop Reviews Controversies in A.C. of C.
Ingham reflects on the storms of his career BY LEIGH ANNE WILLIAMS ON APRIL, 11 2013 Michael Ingham, bishop of the diocese of New Westminster, announced that he will retire on Aug. 31, 2013. Photo: Randy Murray/Diocese of New Westminster. When … Continue reading
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Tagged anglican church of canada, diocese of new westminster, human-rights, religion
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The Church is Wales to harness the Laity in Pastoral Initiatives
Archbishop Barry Morgan present vision for Church in Wales By David Williamson - Apr 10 2013 - Daily Post North Wales Dr Barry Morgan ARCHBISHOP Barry Morgan today presented a vision for a radically changed Church in Wales and announced a new study … Continue reading
Desmond Tutu awarded 2013 Templeton Prize
Desmond Tutu, Archbishop Emeritus of Cape Town was named the 2013 Templeton Prize winner Thursday. The Huffington Post says the honor, which comes with a $1.7 million award, is given annually by the West Conshohocken, Penn.-based John Templeton Foundation. It has, in recent … Continue reading
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Tagged human-rights, john templeton foundation, libya, religion
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