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Primate of Canada’s Easter 2026 message

In January, I made a solidarity visit to our siblings in the Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem, bringing with me the love and support of the Anglican Church of Canada. The situation faced by Palestinian Christians—and Palestinians in general—is extremely challenging. As I spoke about...
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Complexity at Canterbury? A Shaky Beginning with an initial win for ‘Moral Therapeutic Deism.’

It is not easy to find a sufficiently neutral tone of voice with which to assess the accomplishments of The Most Rev’d Dame Sarah Mullally the latest Archbishop of Canterbury. The danger is inevitably that one runs the risk of sounding elitist or condescending....
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The enduring impact of Bishop Samuel Ajayi Crowther’s Missiological Practices and Ministries: Lessons for the contemporary church

Samuel Ajayi Crowther (1809–1891) was a pioneering missionary whose legacy continues to resonate within...
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Will we ever learn the lessons?: the Mike Pilavachi review

The publication of the Scolding Report last week has sent many a survivor into...
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‘Prayers Are Getting Me Through’

Janice has been shedding a lot of tears since last Friday. Her longtime friend and...
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Macho Christianity is flexing its muscles: We fear the return of demons

Is he the messiah? Or just a very naughty boy? Since Russell Brand found Jesus he hasn’t...
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Will Anglicans Save Evangelicalism?

An article by Sarah Carter at the website Juicy Ecumenism caught my attention this...
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A generation of young people have been let down – and not just by Mike Pilavachi

When the scandal surrounding Mike Pilavachi, founder of Soul Survivor, started to emerge into the...
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Is the TRC Report as accurate as it claims?

The Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada (TRC) Report was published a decade ago....
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Loose the gospel, return to childishness

In Milan Kundera’s 1975 novel The Book of Laughter and Forgetting, Czechoslovakian president Gustav Husak—the...
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A most ungodly church: silent in the face of evil, the Church of England once again defames its Jewish victim

Last night, Hezbollah attacked northern Israel with long range missiles, one of which hit...
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Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby: God is green, and denying climate change is anti-Christian

Earlier this year, I attempted to visit the Darien Gap in Central America. With its 165 miles of...
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Bishops’ letter to the Guardian: We must resist the injustice of West Bank occupation

As the international community presses for a ceasefire hostage agreement in Gaza, there has...
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The Pope and other religions

Pope Francis has the habit, by now well established, of saying things that leave...
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Primate of Canada’s Easter 2026 message

In January, I made a solidarity visit to our siblings in the Episcopal Diocese...
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Complexity at Canterbury? A Shaky Beginning with an initial win for ‘Moral Therapeutic Deism.’

It is not easy to find a sufficiently neutral tone of voice with which...
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The King and Queen will attend the Royal Maundy Service at St Asaph Cathedral

The King and Queen will attend the Royal Maundy Service at St Asaph Cathedral,...
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Rowe Presses Good Friday Offering for Holy Land as War Intensifies

Dear people of God in The Episcopal Church: For more than a century, Episcopalians have...

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