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LoveBScott on MSNCherry Vann Makes History as First Woman to Lead a British Anglican ChurchCherry Vann’s election on July 30 sent shockwaves through the religious community in Britain. In a vote, the Church in Wales’ ...
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The Punch on MSNNigerian Anglican cuts ties with Church in Wales over lesbian ArchbishopThe Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion) has announced it is severing ties with the Church in Wales following the election of Bishop Cherry Vann, an openly lesbian cleric, as Archbishop of Wales.The ...
Ndukuba said that the Anglican Communion was more resolute and committed to the stance of the Church of Nigeria against ...
The Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion) has officially cut all ties with the Anglican Church of Wales following the election of Bishop Cherry Vann, an open confessing lesbian cleric, as the 15th ...
Nearly three dozen Anglicans and Episcopalians representing Indigenous cultures from around the world have gathered in the ...
The statement against Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby was signed by archbishops from 10 of the 42 provinces of the global Anglican Communion who represent conservative provinces, mostly in ...
The leader of the Anglican Communion, the third-largest Christian group in the world, with some 85 million members, on Wednesday called a gathering of leaders from his fractured denomination to ...
The communion is already divorced, just not formally. The Guardian quoted an unnamed source that described the possible changes to Anglican structure as “sleeping in separate bedrooms” instead ...
In 2010, Jefferts Schori, the first woman to head a province of the Anglican Communion, wondered aloud if the Covenant would impose sanctions on provinces that do not allow or recognize women's ...
The Anglican Communion suspended the Episcopal Church, it's American branch, from voting and decision-making for three years on Thursday over its acceptance of same-sex marriage.
The Anglican Communion voted to censure its American branch, the Episcopal Church, during a meeting in Canterbury, England, called to reflect on the future of the communion.
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