Monthly Archives: July 2013

Anglican Mainstream: “Standing Our Ground” on Marriage from here A reflection following the passing of the same-sex marriage bill. Vinay Samuel and Chris Sugden In a democracy, what happens when a view, previously supported by the majority becomes a minority … Continue reading →

KENYA: Archbishop Eliud Wabukala Writes on State of Anglican Communion July 4, 2013 Eliud Wabukala To the Faithful of the Global Fellowship of Confessing Anglicans and friends from Archbishop Eliud Wabukala, Primate of Kenya and Chairman of the GAFCON Primates’ … Continue reading →

” – Posted by: Richard W Monday 22 July 2013 – 08:51am “George, Thanks for your excellent long post. Just to pick up on a couple of points. it ever explained what was supposed to be unequal about the situation … Continue reading →

Pope Francis in 80-minute Q and A: ‘Who am I to judge gay people?’ 29 July 2013 Pope Francis has said that gay people should not be judged, and that gay men can be priests. Pope Francis told reporters aboard … Continue reading →

Perhaps no amount of political finesse could disguise the reality of an established church that, after the 2012 vote, seems either fatally wounded or hopelessly irrelevant. The Reverend Lucy Winkett, who might have been expected to become a woman bishop, … Continue reading →

Archbishop Justin Welby: ‘I was embarrassed. It was like getting measles’ Forty years ago, Justin Welby was an unhappy pupil at Eton. Now, a relaxed Archbishop of Canterbury, he relives his unsettling moment of conversion and his wounded past Archbishop … Continue reading →

CHURCH TIMES report, by Muriel Porter, Australian Correspondent JENSEN SLATES TRADITION The Archbishop of Sydney, Dr Peter Jensen, who retire(d) on his 70th birthday on 11 July, has told an ABC radio interviewer that an aspect of traditional Anglican worship … Continue reading →

Has the Synod shifted at all? – CHURCH TIMES – Posted: 12 Jul 2013 @ 00:04 NO ONE knew the power of stories better than our Lord. He often employed them instead of giving a direct answer to a pointed … Continue reading →

The ghastly Indabas return July 11th, 2013 Posted in Church of England, News, Women Bishops by Andrew Carey, CEN I had hoped that the ghastly invention of so-called ‘Indaba’ might have disappeared from the counsels of the Church with the … Continue reading →