Archbishop of Canterbury: an arresting admission

Archbishop of Canterbury: an arresting admission

In a staggering set of statements recorded by The Rest is Politics podcast, the Archbishop of Canterbury has laid his cards on the table with regards to sexual ethics in the Church of England. In a wide-ranging interview where the Archbishop of Canterbury courageously...
Is the Church in an episcopal stalemate? writes Andrew Goddard

Is the Church in an episcopal stalemate? writes Andrew Goddard

As the College of Bishops gathers in Oxford for its regular September residential, the Bishops of Penrith and Huntingdon remain Acting Bishops of Carlisle and Ely respectively and will probably be so into the second half of next year. It is also probable that there...
The Ephesian Fund – a ‘yes’ for us

The Ephesian Fund – a ‘yes’ for us

The Ephesian Fund is already operating in over half of dioceses across the country, less than a year since its launch. Many churches have chosen to give through the Ephesian Fund, following a decision by their PCC. This story is from a small church in the Diocese of...
Egypt: A CEEC perspective from John Dunnett, National Director

Egypt: A CEEC perspective from John Dunnett, National Director

I have just returned from Egypt having spent just over a week at the Global South Fellowship of Anglican Churches’s (GSFA) first Assembly, followed by meetings with EFAC and Anglican Orthodox Leaders. GSFA Assembly “I Will Make You As A Light To The Nations” (Isaiah...