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‘Groundhog Day’ as the House of Bishops meet
The House of Bishops met on Tuesday 16 December and discussed the proposals they intend to bring to General Synod in February. The press release issued by the Church of England at the end of the day indicated that the bishops were unable to make any definitive decisions. They have therefore agreed to do some further work between now and January on a letter to the Church summarising Living in Love and Faith and setting out their position. This meeting followed their previous one in October, where bishops acknowledged the theological and lawful impediments to clergy same sex marriage and standalone services …
Four CofE vicars highlight why their churches are turning to the Ephesian Fund
The Church of England Evangelical Council …
House of Bishops acknowledges theological and legal impediments to standalone services and clergy same sex marriage
On Wednesday 15 October, an update …
CEEC responds to the announcement of the next Archbishop of Canterbury
The Church of England Evangelical Council …
How is Christian Nationalism playing out in the UK? How might we as Christians respond? Pete Lynas writes…
What is Christian Nationalism? Who is …
Global South makes plea to Lord Evans as CNC seeks to nominate the next Archbishop of Canterbury
The Global South Fellowship of Anglican …
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Why the cupboard is bare – Martin Davie writes in response to the reflections by the Dean of St Edmundsbury
It is not my habit to comment on the contents of sermons in this blog. However, the Dean of St Edmundsbury, The Very Reverend Joe Hawes, used his sermon at St Edmundsbury Cathedral last Sunday to comment on the Living in Love and Faith process[1] and it seemed to me to be important not to let the points he made about this subject go unchallenged. The Dean makes five points in relation to the LLF process, and I shall consider each of them in turn. The first point he makes is …
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