U.N. Veteran Joins Anglican Office January 23, 2019 Clips, News Jillian Abballe as has joined the Anglican Communion Office at the United Nations as advocacy officer and head of the New York office.
Concerns for Pakistani Christians April 11, 2018 Clips, News Religious-freedom activists feel heightening concerns for Pakistan’s Christian minority.
Brothels Exploit Young Women January 17, 2018 News The Rt. Rev. Alastair Redfern says vulnerable young women, many of them from Eastern Europe, are being trafficked to the Peak District as sex workers.
‘A Second-Class Citizen’ May 10, 2017 News Archbishop Mouneer Anis describes living in an Egypt led by the Muslim Brotherhood.
Makgoba Cites Mining Dangers October 13, 2015 News Archbishop of Cape Town: Churches “have failed the mining industry, both workers and managers.”
Bishop Protects Civilians August 12, 2015 News About 15 to 20 people have moved into the Bishop of Nzara’s home and 50 are living in the cathedral compound.
Global Briefs for Aug. 3 August 3, 2015 News Lonely chaplains in Antarctica, portable dead in the U.K., and besieged Christians in China.
Traded as Merchandise July 31, 2015 News Brazil’s primate calls for action against human trafficking.
Magna Carta 800 Years On June 16, 2015 News Archbishop Justin Welby praises “the spring from which so much of the human quest for political liberty has drawn.”
Take Justice Seriously November 26, 2014 Essays & Reviews As the late Beverly Harrison once said: “Justice is the minimal face of love.”
