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From Australia, a Creed of Biblical Sexuality

The short statement endorses sexual relations only within traditional marriage, chastity beyond, affirms that God has created male and female.

Diocese of Canterbury Wants Pro-LGBTQ Archbishop

The diocese’s preference on sexuality debates is the eighth item on the first page of needs. It devotes 99 words to themes of inclusion and 15 words to the Church’s historic doctrine of marriage.

Melbourne Calls Bishop Across the Oceans

Bishop Ric Thorpe has overseen church growth in London for nearly 10 years, partly as director of the Gregory Centre for Church Multiplication.

Salvadoran Government Seizes Cristosal Activist

Ruth López lads the Anti-Corruption and Justice Division of the Anglican-founded organization, one of Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele's boldest critics.

New Bishop Seeks a Self-Supporting Arctic

Alexander Pryor, an organ scholar who likes to hunt grouse and ptarmigan, study systematic theology, and fish has been consecrated as the seventh Bishop of the Arctic.

Bishop-Elect Has Threefold Vision for Diocese of Montreal

The Bishop-Elect of Montreal has these top priorities for his episcopate: reconciliation, financial health, and safe-church reform.

‘Omnishambles’ May Delay Canterbury Selection

The other 14 members of the Crown Nominations Commission were chosen by March, and the group is set to hold its first meeting in May.

New World Mission Agencies Add Vision and Energy

These freestanding agencies tend to focus on building relationships, enhancing capacity, developing various types of infrastructure, and raising financial support with their companions abroad.

Nairobi-Based Center Works for Women’s Leadership

Bishop Vicentia Kgabe celebrates women’s vital role in crafting sustainable solutions for Africa.

Australian Primate Plans Two-Step Retirement

Geoffrey Smith and his wife, Lynn, will return to the East Coast city of Sunshine Coast, Queensland.

C of E Promotes Nicene Creed Studies

The resources include a 44-page booklet available for purchase from Church House Publishing; Creed-focused reflections for the church’s Everyday Faith app; and a resource pack for congregations.

Attacks Are ‘Premeditated, Well-Planned, Coordinated’

The Bishop of Jos, Nigeria, says Fulani herdsmen are targeting Christians for their faith, and security agencies are too compromised to protect them.

Safe Church Concerns Trouble Montreal Bishop Election

Thirty-nine of 158 delegates to the electoral synod wrote to diocesan council expressing concern about “external pressures” imposed by diocesan authorities.

Papa Francisco—Love from the South to the Edge of the World

Three Latin American Catholic leaders pay tribute to a pope they say shared their vision for the liberation of God’s people.

Nigerian Primate Hopes for ‘An Easter of Peace’

Archbishop Henry Ndukuba’s plea came after the violent deaths of more than 100 people in Christian villages across central Nigeria.

Tanzanian Diocese Aims to Become Self-Supporting

The diocese launched a stewardship campaign in 2024, focused on educating church members about the needs of financial stewardship.

Late Pope Praised for Bringing ‘Joy of the Gospel’

Pope Francis, 266th successor of Saint Peter as Bishop of Rome and leader of the world’s 1.3 billion Catholics for the last twelve years, died on April 21 at 88.

Gazan Hospital Director Says Ministry Continues

Dr. Suhaila Tarazi told TLC that parts of the hospital have already opened again.

Christian Leaders Rejoice in Shared Easter Date

Twelve Christian leaders wrote: “Though we have not yet achieved agreement on the date of Easter in perpetuity, we have no doubt that the Lord calls us to agreement.”

Australian Anglicans Reconnect with Evangelism

The Anglican Church of Australia’s “Hope25” has united the church with energy and enthusiasm.

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