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Obituary for Pope Shenouda III - by Archbishop Mouneer Anis
Together with all Egyptians, the Episcopal / Anglican Church of Egypt mourns the loss of Pope Shenouda III, the Pope of the Coptic Orthodox Church. Pope Shenouda passed away yesterday (Saturday 17 March) at the age of 89 and 41 years after his enthronement as the 117th Patriarch of Alexandria. Pope Shenouda was a great example of a Bishop...
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16. March 2012
Dr Rowan Williams is stepping down from the office of Archbishop of Canterbury at the end of December 2012.
Archbishop Rowan Williams has today announced his acceptance of the position of Master of Magdalene College, Cambridge with effect from January 2013. He will therefore be stepping down from the office of Archbishop of Canterbury at the end of December 2012.
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07. March 2012
Why the Covenant Matters - Archbishop of Canterbury
Debate in the Church of England about the proposed Anglican Covenant is still going on. And this is quite a good moment to take stock of some of the issues surrounding that debate and perhaps also to remind people of some of the concerns that lie behind the proposals affecting the Covenant.
The Covenant, as it stands, is a document that...
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27. February 2012
A pastoral letter in Lent season 2012 by Archbishop Eliud Wabukala
Greetings in the Name of our Lord Jesus, the founder and perfecter of our faith.
The disciplines of Lent, which begin on Ash Wednesday, are not intended to be burdensome, but to open our lives more fully to the transforming power of the gospel. Our mission as the Anglican Church of Kenya is simple, yet powerful: it is 'to equip...
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14. February 2012
Bolly Lapok installed as Archbishop of the Province of Southeast Asia
KUCHING: Bishop of the Diocese of Kuching the Most Reverend Datuk Bolly Lapok was officially installed as the fourth Archbishop of the Province of the Anglican Church in South East Asia at an elaborate ceremony in St Thomas’ Cathedral here yesterday.
Bolly, who is the first Sarawakian ever to hold the post, succeeds Bishop of...
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16. May 2011
Preamble to the Letter of Accession - Province of Southeast Asia
This Preamble gives an account of the decisions that led to the drawing up of the Anglican Communion Covenant. It also outlines the raison d'être for the Church of the Province of South East Asia’s agreement to sign the Anglican Communion Covenant. The historical events of the past decade which caused the ‘torn...
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10. May 2011
Update on the situation in Imbaba - Archbishop Mouneer Anis
9th May 2011
Dear friends,
Greetings in the Name of our Lord Jesus Christ!
Thank you very much for your messages and prayers for us as we go through this difficult time.
With great sadness, I would like to tell you about the tragic situation in Imbaba, Giza. Imbaba is a densely populated area, a few kilometres south of Cairo. Over...
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07. May 2011
Plans announced for GAFCON 2 and London and Africa offices
May 11, 2011
GAFCON primates meeting in Africa have announced plans for another international conference as well as opening offices in London and Nairobi.
The council of Anglican leaders was established by the Global Anglican Future Conference in 2008, representing more than 35 million Anglicans.
Now, the Primates are planning for a...
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25. March 2011
“People are our priority” - The Archbishop of The Anglican Communion in Japan
The latest statement from the Archbishop of the Nippon Sei Ko Kai (The Anglican Communion in Japan) The Most Revd Nathaniel Makoto Uematsu on the situation in Japan
22 March, 2011
Ten days have past since the major magnitude 9 earthquake which happened in regions from Tohoku to Kanto on the 11th March. The major tsunami, which hit...
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16. March 2011
Statement from the Archbishop of the Nippon Sei Ko Kai, The Most Revd Nathaniel Makoto Uematsu
14 March, 2011
On the 11th of March at 2:46pm, the biggest earthquake ever to hit Japan struck just off the coast of the Tohoku region. This caused a tsunami and fires that brought massive devastation to a very wide area. This unimaginably strong earthquake triggered an explosion at the Fukushima No.1 nuclear reactor. The people...
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19. March 2012
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