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14. July 2007

First Things: Archbishop Henry Luke Orombi—What is Anglicanism?

Few would deny that the Anglican Communion is in crisis. The nature of that crisis, however, remains a question. Is it about sexuality? Is it a crisis of authority—who has it and who doesn’t? Have Anglicans lost their commitment to the via media, epitomized by the Elizabethan Settlement, which somehow declared a truce between...

11. July 2007

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Round up of Church of England debate on the Covenant

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10. July 2007

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The Anglican Communion: An African Perspective

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09. July 2007

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Church of England Synod Debate on the Covenant

Archbishop Drexel Gomez, who chairs the Covenant Drafting team,

05. July 2007

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For God’s sake: an interview with Abp Peter Akinola - The Times

From The Times July 5, 2007 Archbishop Akinola of Nigeria, the world’s most powerful Anglican leader, tells Religion Correspondent Ruth Gledhill that his conservatism is the true faith and that evangelism can combat Islamic terrorism. When Peter Akinola, Archbishop of Nigeria, consecrated 20 bishops in a single service, an observer...

04. July 2007

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Responses to the Covenant Draft

There are various responses to and comments on the Covenant Draft in England as the Covenant is being considered and debated at COE General Synod:

04. July 2007

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Second Bishop elected from Kenya for the USA

Second Bishop elected from Kenya for the USA Pittsburgh, PA — The Anglican Communion Network welcomed news today that the Anglican Province of Kenya has elected the Rev. William Murdoch suffragan bishop of All Saints Cathedral Diocese in Nairobi. Bishop-elect Murdoch will join Bishop-elect Bill Atwood in supporting Kenyan clergy and...

04. July 2007

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A Response from Southeast Florida to the Proposed Anglican Covenant

On one level, the current crisis in the Anglican Communion seems to demand an Anglican Covenant if the Communion, as it currently is ordered, is to hold. On the other hand, the order of the Communion is in many ways only “apparent” and is, in any event, already ruptured. Read it all

04. July 2007

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Canterbury: No Change to Bishop Robinson’s Lambeth Status

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Global South Anglican

First Things: Archbishop Henry Luke Orombi—What is Anglicanism?

Round up of Church of England debate on the Covenant

The Anglican Communion: An African Perspective

Church of England Synod Debate on the Covenant

For God’s sake: an interview with Abp Peter Akinola - The Times

Responses to the Covenant Draft

Second Bishop elected from Kenya for the USA

A Response from Southeast Florida to the Proposed Anglican Covenant

Canterbury: No Change to Bishop Robinson’s Lambeth Status

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