HomeOp-EdFeminism - a Form of Ecclesial Self-Harm. The Appointment of Sarah Mullaly... Feminism – a Form of Ecclesial Self-Harm. The Appointment of Sarah Mullaly as Archbishop of Canterbury Op-EdVideo Published on October 3, 2025 By Gavin Ashenden Please Help Anglican.Ink with a donation. TagsChurch of England SourceGavin Ashenden Latest articles News Twelve Warrington churches unite to form the new parish of Warrington All twelve churches within the deanery of Warrington have united to form a larger... March 12, 2026 Op-Ed The Archbishop of Cant Given Anglicanism is the third largest Christian polity in the world behind Catholicism and... March 12, 2026 Press Releases Well-respected northern theological college Dean to be next Bishop of Penrith This morning, a Downing Street announcement confirmed that His Majesty The King has approved... March 11, 2026 News Acting ACNA primate files defamation lawsuit against Derek Jones Acting Anglican Church in North America primate the Rt. Rev. Julian Dobbs has filed... March 11, 2026 News Gafcon G26: Bishop Chemengich declares Anglican reordering now underway GAFCON has seized the Anglican Communion's helm and will steer the future course of... March 10, 2026 More like this News Twelve Warrington churches unite to form the new parish of Warrington All twelve churches within the deanery of Warrington have united to form a larger... March 12, 2026 Op-Ed The Archbishop of Cant Given Anglicanism is the third largest Christian polity in the world behind Catholicism and... March 12, 2026 Press Releases Well-respected northern theological college Dean to be next Bishop of Penrith This morning, a Downing Street announcement confirmed that His Majesty The King has approved... March 11, 2026
