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Canterbury offers low key response to Trump victory

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Following the result of the US Presidential election, the Archbishop of Canterbury said today: 

9 Nov 2016

“As President-elect Donald Trump prepares to take office, my continuing prayers are that the United States of America may find reconciliation after a bitter campaign, and that Mr Trump may be given wisdom, insight and grace as he faces the tasks before him. Together we pray for all the people of the United States.”

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