Monthly Archives: July 2022

With their confrontation of the archbishop of Canterbury at the beginning of the Lambeth Conference, the delegates from the Global South (whose theology is linked with that of GAFCON) are themselves resiling from full communion with the other Bishops gathered … Continue reading →

Bishops of the Global South who – despite the absence of their cohorts in GAFCON – are now present at the Lambeth Conference of Anglican Bishops from around the world, have on their website issued a stark challenge to the … Continue reading →

The Evangelical bishops of the GLOBAL SOUTH contingency present at the current Lambeth Conference of Anglican Bishops from around the world, in Canterbury, England, gathered at their own group meeting on-site at Kent University; have declared their refusal to attend … Continue reading →

Thanks to Father Ian, of Saint Chrysostom Anglican Church, Manchester, U.K., for this reflective article on the sort of Anglican inclusivity he finds in his eclectic Anglican parish. Amongst his parishioners are people from different parts of the Anglican Communion, … Continue reading →

In the throes of the current meeting of faithful Anglican Communion Bishops for the decennial Lambeth Conference, we have the reflections of Rev Dr Charlie Bell, Chaplain at Girton College, Oxford, on what he perceives as the innate weaknesses and … Continue reading →

In an unprecedented March for Inclusivity before the gathering of the world’s Anglican Bishops for the Lambeth Conference held at the University of Kent in Canterbury, England; the participants were joined by the American delegation of TEC Bishops keen to … Continue reading →

‘This Call does not speak for me. I do not add my voice to this Call.’ This new alternative response to the ‘Lambeth Calls’ set out for consideration by the assembled bishops from around the Anglican Communion, signals the concern … Continue reading →

In his inimitable aggressive style of journalism on behalf of those he sees as his own separatist ‘Orthodox Anglicans’ (the word ‘orthodox’, for him, meaning those of the GAFCON sodality who have set themselves apart from the world-wide Anglican Communion … Continue reading →

Following on from my question, yesterday, (on kiwianglo) as to whether – or not – the agenda set down for the affirmation of certain faith-based definitions at the upcoming Lambeth Conference by assembled Bishops of the Anglican Communion was making … Continue reading →

In view of the fact that the author of this article (below) believes that the content of the Lambeth Conference is a ‘pro-forma’ model – awaiting only the consent or rejection of the participants (presumably without the capacity for creative … Continue reading →