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Nigerian Clerics Condemn Terrorism

Catholic clerics in Benue State, Nigeria, have called on the national and subnational governments to protect human life and restore occupied territories.

Schism Threatened in Mozambican Church

Two dioceses have announced plans to leave one of the Anglican Communion's youngest provinces, citing concerns about the primate's leadership.

Anglicans Bring Prayer, Vision to COP30

Anglicans offered theological reflection and grounded prayers for a solid outcome of the meeting.

Wood Inhibited; Sutton Steps Down

The inhibition replaces the voluntary leave of absence that Archbishop Steve Wood initially took on November 3.

North India, West Indies Elect Primates

The primates of the Anglican Communion have two new members: the 16th moderator of the Church of North India and the Archbishop of the Province of the West Indies.

Nigerians Respond to Trump Threats over Christian Genocide

Some deny the religious roots of violence sweeping the country, while others welcome help of any kind, alleging federal government complicity in the attacks.

C of E Liberals Outraged by Same-Sex Blessings Decision

Some clerics say their church remains homophobic and others vow to defy the bishops, with the eight-year LLF process stopped dead by new legal and theological guidance.

Seminary Opens in Pakistan

“If our faith is to stand strong amid persecution and fear, we must raise men and women who think biblically, act compassionately, and lead faithfully,” Bishop Azad Marshall said.

Hurricane Melissa Flattens Jamaican Churches

Bishop Garth Minott of Kingston described the damage as “unprecedented destruction, disaster in terms of our historic buildings.”

Congo Staying in the Communion

Archbishop Titre Ande is the first GAFCON primate to repudiate the call to break ties with Canterbury and enter the Global Anglican Communion.

GSFA Leader Questions GAFCON Communiqué

Archbishop Titus Chung is the first major conservative Anglican leader to express concerns about the implications of GAFCON’s Global Anglican Communion.

King Charles Brings His Warmth to Rome

The Rev. Dr. James Hawkey, a canon theologian at Westminster Abbey: “The age of mutual suspicion really is now over.”

The Inside Story on GAFCON’s Communiqué

All 12 men who drafted the plan for the Global Anglican Communion hail from dioceses and churches that have never been part of the Anglican Communion or have been largely disengaged from it for the last two decades.

ACNA Primate Faces Misconduct Charges

Archbishop Steve Wood is accused of making sexual advances toward a staff member at his South Carolina church, as well as financial impropriety, plagiarism, and bullying.

‘You Have Broken My Heart’—A Letter to My Siblings in GAFCON

We have need of you, my brothers and sisters in the Lord. With you, we strive “to contend for the faith that was once for all delivered to the saints.”

Tributes Pour in for Kenyan Leader

Former Prime Minister Raila Odinga, a lifelong Anglican, was remembered for his Pan-African leadership and advocacy for democratic reforms.

Poggo Responds to GAFCON Communion Launch

The Secretary General urged engagement with the Nairobi-Cairo Proposals and spoke kindly of GAFCON as a reform movement, while inviting its members to next summer’s ACC Meeting.

Analysis: GAFCON Creates Global Anglican Communion

Member churches of the new body must forswear participation in the Instruments of Communion and the chair of its council would assume Canterbury’s historic role.

C of E Bishops Hit Brakes on LLF

Stand-alone services for the blessing of same-sex unions and permission for clergy to enter civil same-sex marriages will now require action by General Synod, which will likely take years.

Graffiti Exhibit Stirs Controversy at Canterbury Cathedral

The free exhibition opens October 17 and runs through January 18, and responses to previews offered by the cathedral’s leaders have elicited protests.

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