Women’s Indaba a ‘success’
Anglican Communion News Service
March 5, 2013
The first three-day Indaba process specifically designed for women todiscuss the issue of violence has been hailed a success by participants.
The first three-day Indaba process specifically designed for women todiscuss the issue of violence has been hailed a success by participants.
Bat conservation is damaging churches not just physically butfinancially and cannot be sustained, Environment Minister Richard BenyonMP was told today.
The policy, on the advice of the Church’s Ethical InvestmentAdvisory Group (EIAG), allows for investment in companies developing andmarketing GMOs (genetically modified organisms) where there issatisfactory assurance on, and confidence in, ethical standards.
Renowned Bangladeshi diplomat Ambassador Anwarul K. Chowdhury will betelling Anglican women from around the world that the end of violenceagainst women is only one step in ensuring gender equality.
A document to help Anglicans around the world to engage moredeeply with and become more informed about the issues surrounding thesituation in the Holy Land, is online and will soon be available to buyas a book.
Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby’s statement on Pope Benedict’s resignation
The Bishop of Durham, the Right Reverend Justin Welby, hasofficially become the Archbishop of Canterbury at a ceremony, known asthe Confirmation of Election, which took place in the context of anact of worship in St Paul’s Cathedral today.
The Right Revd Justin Welby, Bishop of Durham and Archbishop ofCanterbury Elect, tonight (Monday January 28) bade farewell to theDurham Diocese with a message of hope for the people he is leavingbehind.
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The bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Jerusalem, Suheil Dawani, hasspoken out against sexual violence affecting women and children escapingSyria and criticised “archaic attitudes” to women that dominate theregion.
The Anglican Board of Mission has welcomed a change to the 5 Marks of Mission made by the Anglican Consultative Council in late 2012.
A medieval ceremony has begun the process of the Rt Revd Justin Welby becoming the Archbishop of Canterbury.
One of the member schools in Colleges and Universities of the AnglicanCommunion (CUAC) in Africa has been affected by the fighting in Congo.
The Church of England today released figures for its Christmas Twitter campaign #ChristmasStartsWithChrist.
Launched in November 2012, congregations and clergy in the12,500 parishes of the Church of England were encouraged to get outtheir smartphones and livetweet the joy and meaning of Christmas in aseries of 140 character messages to the 10 million people who make upthe UK’s ‘Twitterati’.
The Archbishop of Canterbury has used his final New Year’s message to pay tribute to people whose unsung efforts and sacrificial generosity helps to transform lives and build communities.
The Anglican Archbishops of Melbourne and Brisbane, Dr Philip Freier and Dr Phillip Aspinall, have today announced that a Melbourne priest has been selected to
Archbishop David Moxon is heading to Rome as the Anglican Communion’s chief representative to the Roman Catholic Church. This means he will step down in
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, has sent the following Advent letter to the Primates of the Anglican Communion and Moderators of the United
The Archbishop of Canterbury has recorded a video message for World AIDS Day, December 1, in which he highlights that “nearly 2 million women, every
The Primate of the Anglican Church of Australia on Nov. 23 offered his praise for women bishops in Australia. In the twentieth year since the
The General Synod of the Church of England has voted to reject the draft legislation to allow women to become bishops. Under the requirements of
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