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Nomination process for the next Archbishop of Canterbury – Public Consultation

As part of the nomination process for the next Archbishop of Canterbury, a public consultation is running, inviting input from around the Anglican Communion. The consultation runs from February 7 to March 28. The consultation is an opportunity to gather the views of a wide range of people from across the Anglican Communion on the gifts, qualities and skills needed …

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Youth advocates to attend the UN Commission on the Status of Women

A group of young advocates will represent Anglican voices at the United Commission on the Status of Women (UNCSW) meeting in New York, which runs between March 10-21.Participating for the first week, Lulama Ntuta, Larissa Minniecon and Amal Sarah are among those attending in person or through online sessions. They will speak up about issues affecting women globally, including domestic violence and climate change, …

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Anglican Bishop describes terror in Goma and issues “Goma Call for Peace”

The Anglican Bishop of Goma has said people are “terrified in their homes” as fighting in the DRC city continues to escalate. The Rt Rev’d Martin Gordon, who has recently evacuated Goma along with other peace advocates, has shared “The Goma Call for Peace” urging the international community to act immediately and decisively for peace in Eastern DRC.Bishop Martin has …

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Archbishop of Canterbury ++Justin Welby Resigns

The full statement reads.. “Having sought the gracious permission of His Majesty The King, I have decided to resign as Archbishop of Canterbury.The Makin Review has exposed the long-maintained conspiracy of silence about the heinous abuses of John Smyth. When I was informed in 2013 and told that police had been notified, I believed wrongly that an appropriate resolution would …

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Human dignity will be the next theme in the Lambeth Call Webinar series

The Lambeth Call on Human Dignity will be the focus of a webinar on November 6 and 7, facilitated by the Episcopal Ministry team of the Anglican Communion Office. Since the Lambeth Calls were shared at the 2022 Lambeth Conference, the Episcopal Ministry team have been running a webinar series to explore each of the Lambeth Calls.The Human Dignity webinar …

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Let us deepen the mission relationship between the Trinity Church, New York and the Anglican Church in Ghana – Rt. Rev’d Dr. Daniel S.M. Torto.

The focus for Day 5 is on the Anglican Diocese of Accra. His Lordship Rt. Rev’d Dr. Daniel Sylvanus Mensah Torto, Diocesan Bishop and Rev’d Canon Ebenezer Kingspride Jones-Okai, Diocesan/Synod Secretary welcomed Rev’d Dr. James Clark and Miss May Yu from Trinity Church, A Parish in New York to the Bishopscourt on the Prof John Evans Atta Mills High Street. …

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The Experience in Cape Coast was Heavy – Miss May Yu

Story by Reginald Pepsival Robertson Miss May Yu, the mission estates planning expert from the Trinity Church, a parish in New York who is part of the delegation visiting Ghana recounting her experience yesterday at both the Elimina Slaves Dungeon and Cape Coast Castle said “it was an heavy experience to deal with” and was also excited about the tour …

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“Akwaaba to the Oil City” – Rt. Rev’d Dr. Alexander Kobina Asmah

Story by Reginald Pepsival Robertson The Diocesan Bishop of Sekondi, Rt. Rev’d Alexander Kobina Asmah gave the Trinity Church in New York’s delegation visiting Ghana a VIP arrival at the Takoradi Airport (Air Force Airport) on Monday 23rd September, 2024 as a warm welcome. Tuesday being Day-3 of their visit, Rev’d Dr. James Clark and Miss May Yu visit the …

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