Some photo moments at Kigali. 

At the invitation of the Kigali Communiqué for it’s “wider reflection”, Michael Poon shares his thoughts on the “Road to Lambeth” paper.

In light of the 24 September 2006 Statement on the Global South “Kigali” Communique by the Archbishop Njongongkulu Ndungane, the Primate of the Anglican Church of Southern Africa, it is necessary to make the following clarifications…

The Kigali Communiqué, with updated links.

Global South Anglican Theological Formation and Education Task Force also met and issued this statement.

On Economic Empowerment, the team issued this statement and a covenant on ethics.

The Road to Lambeth paper was commissioned by the Primates of the Council of Anglican Provinces in Africa (CAPA) in February 2006; it was received with gratitude by the CAPA Primates on 19 September 2006 and commended for study and response to the churches of the provinces in Africa.

Response to Kigali Communiqué and Meeting

Read the responses of commenters at Titusonenine here and the round up of Kigali here
AAC response to Kigali Communique
Anglican Communion Network responds
Anglican Network in Canada responds
Episcopal News Service’s (ENS) response and a follow up story here
George Conger at the Living Church, with additional detail on attendance etc in Global South Coalition: Time for Alternative U.S. Church Structure
Ruth Gledhill at Times Online: Anti-gay bishops vote to split the evangelical church in two

We believe that we would be failing in our apostolic witness if we do not make this provision for those who hold firmly to a commitment to historic Anglican faith.

The following draft report was commissioned by the Primates of the Council of Anglican Provinces in Africa (CAPA) in February 2006; it was received with gratitude by the CAPA Primates on 19 September 2006 and commended for study and response to the churches of the provinces in Africa.