Monthly Archives: July 2012

By Trevor Gundy| Religion News Service, Published: July 28 Scotland has announced it will allow same-sex weddings as early as 2015, becoming the first country in the United Kingdomto do so.“We are committed to a Scotland that is fair and equal, and that … Continue reading →

Global South Primates: next ABC must ‘address the ecclesial deficit’ of Communion A letter to Lord Luce of the Crown Nominations Commission from the Global South of the Anglican Communion expresses Global South Primates’ desires for traits they wish to … Continue reading →

Christians and Jews face hard choices over archbishop and chief rabbi roles Both Rowan Williams and Jonathan Sacks are leaving with unfulfilled promise. Are they at fault or have their jobs become impossible? Jonathan Romain @ guardian.co.uk, Friday 27 July 2012 09.40 BST … Continue reading →

  Praying to be normal Viv Taylor writes about her experience as a transgender Christian. She was one of the members of TransEpiscopal who witnessed at General Convention in Indianapolis. She graduated from UNC-Chapel Hill, served as a chaplain’s assistant … Continue reading →

The Tablet Blog Why I oppose the Church on gay marriage Virginia Moffatt, guest contributor 13 July 2012, 9:00 I am a married Catholic who takes my faith and the sacraments very seriously. Yet, when the Archbishop of Westminster recently … Continue reading →

‘God can look after himself’ by Madeleine Davies Posted: 26 Jul 2012 @ 11:21 Joining in: Dr Williams at the Hop, Skip and Jump centre at Avening,  Gloucestershire, on Saturday, during a three-day pastoral visit to Gloucester diocese. The play centre … Continue reading →

David Cameron reveals government’s total commitment to equal marriage Colin Coward, July 25th, 2012 Be the first to comment Towards the end of yesterday’s reception at Downing Street hosted by the prime minister, Mr Cameron addressed the LGBT community members in a brief speech, during which … Continue reading →

A Vision for the Fellowship of Anglican Churches by Michael Nai-Chiu Poon My vision for the fellowship of Anglican churches is to be a communicative people and spiritual movement in the service of the church universal. This, I believe, puts the family … Continue reading →

At Number 10 There was something a little bit surreal about the party I went to last night. It was as though one was having a dream in which loads of great people were gathered in a beautiful garden. You … Continue reading →