The Archbishops of Canterbury and York have issued a joint statement this morning concerning the deteriorating situation of ordinary people in Zimbabwe calling for “a civil society movement that both gives voice to those who demand an end to the mayhem that grows out of injustice, poverty, exclusion and violence”.
24 April 2008
A new database recording stained glass windows in Church of Ireland churches will be launched at the Irish Architectural Archive at 6.00pm on Monday 28th April
22 April 2008
Anglican leader Dr. Luís César Pereira to be honoured by civic and ecumenical officials
Aos Órgãos de Comunicação Social
17 April 2008
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, has invited BibleLands, a UK non-governmental provider of financial support to the Holy Land, to host a conference at Lambeth Palace on Wednesday 16th April.
16 April 2008
The Archbishop of York is set to take the ultimate “leap of faith” to raise money for the families of soldiers killed or injured in Afghanistan
10 April 2008
In a public lecture at Cardiff Law School tonight (Wednesday 9 April 2008), the Chair of Tomorrow's Wales, Dr Barry Morgan Archbishop of Wales, will outline the movement's vision for the future of devolution and its views on the work of the All-Wales Convention.
09 April 2008
A Bill to ordain women as bishops was narrowly defeated by members of the Church in Wales today.
03 April 2008
The EU Budget, in not matching up to the EU's' objectives, fails to provide sufficiently for the European Common Good, concludes the Church of England House of Bishops' Europe Panel
02 April 2008
Politics, the environment and inter-faith relations are serious issues in today’s Wales which should concern all Christians, the Archbishop of Wales said today (Wed, April 2).
02 April 2008
Someone asked me recently, "You may talk all you like about the resurrection of Jesus, but who is resurrection for?" The simple answer is that resurrection is for all, from the poorest to the wealthy
19 March 2008