By Anthony Clavier
Steps by GAFCON and the Global South Fellowship of Anglican Churches to “cancel” the Archbishop of Canterbury from leadership of the Communion has threatened worldwide Anglicanism more fo... Read More...
By Joseph Wandera
Decades of conflict within the global Anglican family are contributing to shifting Anglican identities.
A recent virtual meeting of the Anglican Church of Kenya’s House of Bishops “noted... Read More...
By George Sumner
With the latest disputes about the nature of the Anglican Communion, how we order our common life (such as it is), and especially the role of the Archbishop of Canterbury within it all, we need careful thinking. Here I offer three observati... Read More...
In this essay, the author writes purely in a personal capacity.
By Christopher Cocksworth
The Church of England’s Living in Love and Faith (LLF) process crossed an important threshold at the February se... Read More...
By Mark Edington
Late last year, on my brief return visit to the United States, an American colleague and I were talking about the past summer’s Lambeth Conference. I remarked that — watching the proceedings... Read More...
By Trent Pettit
Slaves were brought from Africa to work in mines soon after gold was discovered in the backlands of Brazil. The discovery of gold made inland settlements possible for the first time around the largest of these mines. In the 1700s, cities li... Read More...
By Joseph Wandera
The Global Anglican Future Conference (GAFCON) will meet at the Kigali Convention Center in Rwanda from April 17 to April 21. The meeting will be GAFCON’s fourth, following meetings in Jeru... Read More...
By John Bauerschmidt
The connection between ecumenism and ecclesiology is fairly straightforward: when we consider the question of the unity of the Church, we are quickly brought up against our understanding... Read More...