Welby: Be Curious, Be Present, and Reimagine April 29, 2021 Highlight, News Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby released a series of five short films on the theme of “Faith in a conflicted world” on April 27. Drawing on his own experience as a pastor and church leader, the series focuses on three core practices, being present, being curious, and reimagining new possibilities in the places where we hope to see change.
Virtual Choirs Ricochet Around the World May 4, 2020 Features A Facebook post by the Archbishop of Canterbury points the way toward a trove of renditions of a popular contemporary praise song.
Stephen Cottrell Announced as Next Archbishop of York December 18, 2019 News The appointment has drawn criticism from some quarters because of Cottrell's positions on human sexuality.
Welby Consoles Persecuted Church, Apologizes for Indian Massacre September 13, 2019 News In a ten-day South Asian visit, the Archbishop of Canterbury visited the sites of last Easter's bombings in Sri Lanka and Jallianwala Bagh, site of a 1919 massacre seen as a turning point in Indian history.
Ten Commandments for Social Media July 4, 2019 News “Each time we interact online we have the opportunity either to add to currents of cynicism and abuse or to choose instead to share light and grace.”
Could Abp. Welby Solve Brexit? June 4, 2019 News A British member of Parliament envisions a challenging task for the ABC.
‘Do You Love Me? Feed My Lambs’ May 30, 2019 News “Let us be honest with one another,” Abp. Paul Kwong said. “We have had our arguments, our disagreements, our disappointments, just as much as we have had our achievements.”
Abp. Welby Praises Theresa May May 29, 2019 Clips, News “Theresa May has shown determination, resilience, and a sense of public duty that has never wavered.”
Bells Will Toll for Notre Dame April 17, 2019 Clips, News The archbishops of Canterbury and York call for churches in England to show solidarity after the fire at Notre Dame Cathedral.
Abp. Welby Addresses ‘Lose-Lose’ Situation April 16, 2019 News The Archbishop of Canterbury has commented for the first time about his decision not to invite same-spouses to the 2020 Lambeth Conference.
