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Bishops across Nigeria, as well as the Archbishop of Canterbury, have spoken out in support of youth-led #EndSARS protests, while calling on the government and activists to avoid violence.

Bishop Andrew Chan, Hong Kong's new archbishop and primate of the Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui, is an experienced leader, who has said very little about the protests between pro-democracy activists and police over the Security Law imposed on the autonomous region last June.

The law significantly reduces the city’s autonomy and enhances the government’s power to control ongoing pro-democracy protests.

News of George Floyd’s death under the knee of a white Minneapolis police officer had barely reached North Minneapolis when the community began to...

The President’s Photo-Op and Our Need for Repentance By Elisabeth Rain Kincaid One of the strangest images of this strange time will undoubtedly be that of...

Dean Matthias Der was a church planter in Toronto for twenty years before returning to Hong Kong to lead the city's cathedral; Der assumes leadership in the midst of violent protests, with limited response from Hong Kong's Anglicans.

“We will walk with the youth of the United States today and into the future in choosing life”; “Bishops who are women know the “MeToo” experience. Some bishops who are men know it as well.”

Bishop Eugene Sutton: “Pray for Baltimore. Violence is not the answer, ever.”

Kelly Renee Gissendaner is set to become the first woman to be executed in Georgia since 1945.

Bishop Eugene Sutton plans town hall “that will take us beyond events in Ferguson, Missouri, to a broader discussion.”