The Bishop of Fianarantsoa in Madagascar will lead a growing province that has remained active in the Canterbury-based Instruments of Communion while also participating in Anglican realignment.
Darrell Critch’s new diocese is part of an Anglican church in communion with the See of Canterbury, unlike the ACNA. This will likely make his ministry the first of its kind at a time of deep division across the Communion.
Abp. Welby: “Archbishop Ian [Ernest] will bring to his new role a wealth of experience in practical ecumenical engagement, and significant connections throughout the Anglican Communion.”
