I write to share important news regarding the parish of St. Matthew’s, Toledo. The Rev. Zeke Coughlin has requested release and removal from ordained ministry in The Episcopal Church. He has chosen to pursue ministry within the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA). The majority of the congregants of St. Matthew’s have elected to join […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
September 5, 2025 Dear Seminary of the Southwest Alumni and Friends, With a heavy heart, I write to inform you that yesterday the Board terminated Dean and President Scott Bader-Saye effective immediately. Dean Bader-Saye’s termination comes following his admission of developing an inappropriate relationship with an employee with whom he was in a supervisory relationship. […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
Our partners in the Diocese of Jerusalem have called on all people to cease turning the sacred space of healing of their Al–Ahli Arab Hospital in Gaza City into a battleground. In a statement yesterday they outlined a series of attacks in the hospital compound in the early hours of Sunday morning (August 17) which […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
The following statement has been issued by the Bench of Bishops of the Church in Wales: Christian agencies from across the UK and beyond are calling on churches across Britain to pray for peace on Sunday September 21st, coinciding with the UN World Peace Day and the global call to prayer from across the World Council of […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
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On the Tragic Helicopter Crash at Adansi Akrofuom on Wednesday, 6th August, 2025 The Anglican Church in Ghana has received with profound sorrow and deep sadness the news of the tragic helicopter crash that occurred on Wednesday, 6th August 2025, at Adansi Akrofuom in the Ashanti Region, resulting in the untimely death of two Ministers […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
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The Bishop of Winchester, Philip Mounstephen, has written an open letter to survivors following a data breach by Kennedys Law LLP who administer the Church’s Independent Redress Scheme. Bishop Philip Chaired the Redress Board, prior to the approval of the scheme at General Synod in July 2025. His letter follows: Dear Friends, I am writing to you […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
The Diocese of Namibia in the Province of the Anglican Church of Southern Africa celebrated its 100th anniversary. The centenary celebrations included a parade, celebrations of Namibian heritage and culture and a commemorative service with an address from the Most Revd Dr Thabo Makgoba, Archbishop of Cape Town and Primate of Southern Africa and the […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
We have been made aware of a deeply regrettable data incident involving the independent Redress Scheme administered by Kennedys Law LLP. This incident resulted in the unintended disclosure by Kennedys Law of email addresses belonging to individuals who had registered for updates on the Redress Scheme. First and foremost, our focus is on those affected. […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
It has been announced by Downing Street that the Venerable Kelly Anne Betteridge, currently Archdeacon of Bodmin, will be the next Bishop of Basingstoke As Bishop of Basingstoke, Kelly will have a key leadership role across the Diocese of Winchester, especially in ministry development, as well having a particular pastoral care for parishes, chaplaincies and schools across […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
Regrettably on Tuesday evening, a message was sent from law firm, Kennedys, to 194 individuals and law firms who had registered to receive updates in relation to the Church of England Redress scheme. Due to human error, the email displayed the email addresses making them visible to all recipients. No further personal details of individuals […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
The Church of England’s latest cathedral statistics show continued growth in 2024, with weekly attendance rising to 31,900, an increase of eleven per cent compared to 2023. The rise was driven particularly by midweek services, which saw a 15 per cent increase in adult attendance and a 16 per cent increase in child attendance, although still lower than […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
The Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion) is aware of reports circulating on social media and in the mainstream press concerning allegations of financial impropriety involving one of our Bishops. As a Church committed to the teachings of Christ, and to integrity and accountability, we take these matters with the utmost seriousness. Accordingly, we have immediately […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
The General Theological Seminary (GTS) today announced it had received approval from the New York State Attorney General to lease the Close to Vanderbilt University. The 99-year lease will enable GTS to expand its innovative hybrid Master of Divinity (MDiv) program, while securing its presence at its historic home in New York City for decades […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
London, 31 July 2025 With deep sadness and great regret, the Board of Trustees of Spurgeon’s College announces that, the College will close with immediate effect. Like many higher education institutions—particularly within the Theology sector—Spurgeon’s College has faced significant financial challenges for several years, driven by declining student numbers and an increasingly complex and difficult […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
Hands Case to Co-Counsel to Enable Process to Continue Without Further Interruption Mt. Pleasant, SC – Newly appointed Provincial Prosecutor, The Venerable Job Serebrov, resigned on July 31, asking that a newly appointed co-counsel be selected to take over in the ecclesiastical trial of Bishop Stewart Ruch III and ensure the case can proceed without undue […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
Christians and other faith communities in Sri Lanka have paid tribute to Anglican Bishop Kenneth M. Fernando, commending him for defending human rights during the country’s civil war and promoting dialogue across ethnicities and faiths. Fernando died on Sept. 3 at the age of 93 in the national capital, Colombo. Born on July 25, 1932, Fernando studied […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
All seven Bishops of the Scottish Episcopal Church are among a group of faith leaders from across the UK who have written to the Prime Minister and the Chancellor asking them to “seize this moment to take decisive action to drive down child poverty.” The letter, which was sent to Downing Street today, Sunday 31 […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
Archdeacon Alan Perry is no longer the general secretary of General Synod, per a press release posted on anglican.ca Sept. 3. The release does not specify a reason for the ending of his employment in the role. It states that he is a priest of the Anglican Church of Canada in good standing, and it wishes him […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
Bishop of Western Newfoundland John Organ, whom the provincial metropolitan found violated misconduct policies when he fired a former cathedral dean, has hired a new dean and will resign effective Oct. 1. Organ said in an Aug. 25 letter to the diocese that he had appointed the Rev. Kris Gosse as dean and rector of […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
The consecration of six new CSI bishops in the space of two weeks between August 3-16 is undoubtedly a record of sorts. But what is perhaps more important is that four of the six bishops appointed were in keeping with the popular mandate they received from their respective dioceses. The bishops of Madras, Nandyal, Cochin […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
NAIROBI, Kenya (RNS) — In the besieged Sudanese city of El-Fasher, the Rev. Daramali Abudigin is staying on, even as random bombs, stray bullets and hunger kill members of his flock. The 44-year-old priest has kept St. Mathew, of the Anglican Church of Sudan, open to all Christians, after increased fighting has forced other pastors and […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
“The situation is very serious. It is terrible. In Punjab alone, there are over one and a half million people who have been made homeless due to the floods. These people live on the streets, and it is an enormous effort to care for them. In my parish of Bhai Pheru, south of Lahore, today […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
The Primate of the Church of Nigeria, Anglican Communion, The Most Rev. Henry Ndukuba has announced that the first phase of the creation of full-fledged and missionary Dioceses in the Church of Nigeria is over as no new applications will be attended to for now. The announcement was made at the 14th edition of the […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
Virginia Theological Seminary (VTS) has welcomed 45 new students for the 2025-26 academic year. The entering class includes students from 26 dioceses across the United States, as well as from Burundi and South Korea. It is made up of 21 Master of Divinity students, seven Master of Arts students, seven Anglican Studies students, eight Pathway […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
September 1, 2025 E mihi ana ki te tangata, e tangi ana ki te whenua. Tē taea ngā tapuwae o nanahi, o naianei te ūkui. No reira, kia ngawari te takahi i te mata o te whenua. E ngā iwi o te whenua, o te ao, kia mau te rongo, he mea paiheretia nā te […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
On 27th August the Church of England Redress Scheme leaked the personal details of nearly 200 survivors of CofE abuse in a data breach. House of Survivors recognises that this was human error with no malevolent intent – nevertheless it has distressing consequences for all survivors involved. Many survivors had kept their name and identity […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
As the Bishop of Sheffield gears up this autumn to chair the public inquiry into the ‘Battle of Orgreave’ in South Yorkshire during the 1984 miners’ strike, the view onto his own diocesan backyard is not particularly pretty. This raises a serious question about whether Church of England bishops should be taking on time-consuming civic […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
The Rt Revd Beverley A Mason, has resigned as suffragan Bishop of Warrington in the Diocese of Liverpool. This will take effect from 1st October 2025. The Rt Revd Ruth Worsley, Interim Bishop of Liverpool says: ‘It is with heavy hearts we receive this news today. We are thankful for all that Bishop Bev has […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
C. Alan Runyan, the Provincial Prosecutor for the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA), resigned effective 18 July 2025, in the midst of the high-profile trial of the Rt. Rev. Stewart Ruch III, bishop of the Diocese of the Upper Midwest. In a letter addressed to the Most Rev. Stephen D. Wood, Mr. Runyan expressed […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
Christopher Brain, a former priest of the Church of England and founder of the Nine O’Clock Service (NOS) in Sheffield, has been found guilty of 17 counts of indecent assault on nine women at the Inner London Crown Court. The 20 August 2025 verdict comes after a protracted high-profile trial revealing years of abuse masked […] The post Christopher Brain Convicted of 17 Indecent Assaults appeared first on Anglican Ink © 2025.| Anglican Ink © 2025
A mood shift seems to be suggesting brighter days ahead I feel hope. For the first time in a long time I think I can honestly say that I feel hopeful about the Church of England and its future. I’m currently writing from the front line, from General Synod, and I can’t begin to tell […] The post First signs of an Anglican spring appeared first on Anglican Ink © 2025.| Anglican Ink © 2025
August 15, 2025 The Standing Committee is pleased to announce the appointment of the Rt. Rev’d James J. “Bud” Shand to serve as the Assisting Bishop of our diocese following the retirement of Bishop Santosh Marray, the Eleventh Bishop of Easton, in October of this year. Bishop Shand retired as the Tenth Bishop of Easton in 2014 […] The post Diocese of Easton appoints Bud Shand as assisting bishop appeared first on Anglican Ink © 2025.| Anglican Ink © 2025
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ in the Anglican Church in Angola Grace and peace to you as you celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Anglican Church in Angola. On behalf of the Primates of the Global South Fellowship of Anglican Churches (GSFA), we assure you of our prayers on this historic day. Since the […] The post GSFA Centenary Greeting to Angola appeared first on Anglican Ink © 2025.| Anglican Ink © 2025
The Church of South India (CSI) has appointed the Rev. Dr. Vincent Vinod Kumar as the new Bishop in the Karnataka Central Diocese. His consecration took place on 11 August 2025 at St. Mark’s Cathedral, Bengaluru, with the Moderator of the CSI Synod, the Most Rev. K. Reuben Mark, presiding. Born on 24 April 1965, […] The post CSI consecrates bishop in Karnataka Central Diocese appeared first on Anglican Ink © 2025.| Anglican Ink © 2025
Is it time to exorcise the false religion of wokeness and return to our Biblical foundations? About a month ago, the Christian Conservative MP Danny Kruger rose to his feet in a virtually empty House of Commons on a sleepy Thursday afternoon to make a speech. It was an adjournment debate, when any MP can request […] The post A Christian nation? appeared first on Anglican Ink © 2025.| Anglican Ink © 2025
Dear Brothers and Sisters of the Upper Midwest, You may have seen this update from the Ecclesiastical Trial Court announcing the delay of the trial until early October. Many of you have reached out to me about this. Though it has been an intense month for everyone involved, I can reassure you that Katherine and […] The post Bishop Ruch writes his diocese on the status of his trial appeared first on Anglican Ink © 2025.| Anglican Ink © 2025
In a recent column for Religion News Service titled “As Gaza starves, churches must lead on Palestinian recognition, the Rev. Jim Wallis made the same case that increasing numbers of European governments have already been making: specifically, that recognition of a Palestinian state, ASAP, is the best way to end Palestinian suffering. Churches, Wallis argued, […] The post For Israeli and Palestinian Survival, Let the Goodwill of the American People Flourish appeared first on Anglican In...| Anglican Ink © 2025
A Call to Return – Reflections on the Appointment of the New Archbishop of WalesAugust 8, 2025 The Rt Revd Anthony PoggoSecretary GeneralThe Anglican Consultative CouncilLondon, United Kingdom Dear Bishop Anthony Poggo Grace and peace to you in the name of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. The recent election of the Rt. Revd. Cherry Vann, […] The post Church of Pakistan responds to election of a lesbian archbishop in Wales appeared first on Anglican Ink © 2025.| Anglican Ink © 2025
Following an investigation by Thames Valley Police, a man has been jailed for defrauding a parish church and an educational trust out of more than £285,000. Terence Capstick, aged 75, of Park Road, Winslow, was sentenced to four years for two counts of fraud by abuse of position at Aylesbury Crown Court on Wednesday (6/8). […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
South Carolina Standing Committee Demands Transparency in Bishop Stewart Ruch Trial The Standing Committee of the Anglican Diocese of South Carolina has issued a forceful letter calling for accountability and transparency in the ongoing ecclesiastical trial of the Rt. Rev. Stewart Ruch III, voicing deep concern over what it described as procedural chaos, lack of […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
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 Archbishop of Wales. This was pronounced by the Primate of the Church of Nigeria, the Most Reverend Henry Ndukuba today during the official […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
The 14th edition of the Church of Nigerian, Anglican Communion’s Chancellors, Registrars and Legal Officers Conference began on the 4thof August with the theme “Called as A Watchman. Ezekiel 33:7.” The Most Reverend Henry Ndukuba, the Primate of the Church of Nigeria, Anglican Communion, in his keynote address, discussed a wide range of topics, calling on […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
The leadership of the Episcopal Diocese of San Diego is aware of an allegation made on social media against the Rev. Roger Haenke, rector of St. John’s Episcopal Church in Chula Vista. The post alleges sexual misconduct with a minor, and we are taking this seriously. The diocese has notified law enforcement and child protective […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
The election of the Rt Rev Cherry Vann, a person in a same sex civil partnership, as Archbishop of Wales is a grievous departure from the teaching of the Bible, inconsistent with the understanding of marriage as expressed in the formularies of the Anglican Church, and a tragic rejection of the words of Jesus. At a time […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
The Governors of Ripon College Cuddesdon are delighted to announce that the Revd Dr Harriet Harris MBE will be the next Principal of the college. She will take up the post on 1st January 2026, following Bishop Humphrey’s retirement at the end of 2025. Dr Harris is currently the University Chaplain and Head of Chaplaincy […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
While many may not know, for over 3 decades, there exists this crack in the ranks of the Church with the introduction of hereticism and disorder, which has now blown this crack into a wide door. This crack is the introduction of sexuality disorder into the doctrines of the Church. This disorder includes of blessing […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
The Church of England’s treatment of former school chaplain, Rev Dr Bernard Randall, deserves to be described as evil. The Christian Legal Centre is rightly calling for Dr Randall to be restored to ministry after statutory authorities found that he did not pose a safeguarding risk. But the Church of England should have backed him in 2019 over the sermon that […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
Peace has broken out at the Church of England’s General Synod – and on an issue of human sexuality. It felt like a miracle. In a rare outbreak of near unanimity on such matters, the synod overwhelmingly approved a call for candidates for ordination to no longer be required to agree to the church’s 34-year-old […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
As a religious sister and advocate, I can no longer stay silent. My journey has long been marked by pain as I witness the suffering, injustice and hardship that define life in this region. Odisha, an eastern Indian state rich in resources, remains home to some of India’s poorest and most marginalized communities. Despite producing […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
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It is shaping up to be a complicated Independence Day for the Episcopal Church. We were once the church of the Founding Fathers and presidents—34 of the 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence were members of what became our church after the Revolution, and 11 presidents, including George Washington, have professed our faith. Today, however, we […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
Matt Bish’s biographical drama about Anglican martyr Archbishop Janani Luwum earns acclaim at East Africa’s premier film festival A Ugandan film chronicling the final days of Archbishop Janani Luwum has achieved significant recognition at the 2025 Zanzibar International Film Festival (ZIFF), winning two prestigious awards and highlighting an important chapter in African Christian history. “Janani: […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
The President of Kenya, William Ruto, pushed back against his critics, including the primate of the Anglican Church, on Sunday, defending his plans to build an Anglican chapel on the grounds of the State House in Nairobi. Speaking at Kigari Teachers Training College in Embu County during a service marking the 35th anniversary of the […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
The Charity Commission has opened a statutory inquiry into The Parochial Church Council of The Ecclesiastical Parish of Holy Trinity with St. John, Micklegate and St. Martin Cum Gregory, York The charity, whose working name is Holy Trinity Micklegate PCC, is a Church of England parish church situated in York city centre and was registered with […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
This year, I celebrated – or perhaps ‘marked’ would be a more accurate word to describe it – 21 years as a bishop. Every time I license a new priest, or do something formal and legal, I am reminded of my longevity – when I say at the end of every legal document: ‘the 21st year […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
The five-diocese Anglican Church of Mexico has split into two parallel provincial structures, each claiming legitimate authority after disputed elections triggered a constitutional crisis that Mexican federal courts have failed to resolve. The crisis began at the June 2022 General Synod when the Most Rev. Enrique Treviño Cruz was elected primate in what observers called […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
A dispute has arisen between Kenyan President William Ruto and the Most Rev. Jackson Ole Sapit over the construction of an 8000-seat chapel within the grounds of State House, Nairobi, igniting a national debate on the boundaries between faith and government in Kenya, a country whose constitution explicitly declares that “there shall be no state […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
GAFCON Ireland wishes to express our deep distress and concern about the weekend of events (13-15 June, 2025) at which the Rt. Rev. Dr. Bonnie Perry, the same-sex ‘married’ Bishop of the Diocese of Michigan (The Episcopal Church, USA (TEC)), was hosted, including preaching at services in Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin. TEC has been at […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
Mouse recently confessed to someone that he was sceptical that a quiet revival was underway in the UK, and the response he got was a frustrated, “Don’t you believe in Jesus?” So here I am making my confession. I’m The Church Mouse and I’m a ‘quiet revival sceptic’. But I still have hope. In case you […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
On Saturday, 7th June, Diocesan Synod met at St John’s House to discuss the diocese’s strategy, vocations, safeguarding, and to adopt the annual report and accounts for 2024. The opening worship was led by the Revd Janie Cronin from Nelson Street, one of our new resource churches in Rochdale. Opening Address In his opening address, […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
The newly-appointed suffragan Bishop of Doncaster presided over a Holy Communion service featuring ‘Gaia’ as the centrepiece when she was vicar of the prestigious Lancaster Priory in Blackburn Diocese. Introducing a video of the service in July 2022, promoted on the Church of England’s YouTube channel, the Rev Leah Vasay-Saunders said: ‘Lancaster Priory is hosting a […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
Archbishop Stephen and Bishop Sarah respond to Bishop Martyn’s decision to stand down as lead bishop for the Living in Love and Faith process. This follows in full: “Bishop Martyn Snow has made an invaluable contribution to the Living in Love and Faith (LLF) process. His insightful and considered stewardship over the past 18 months […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
With a very heavy heart, I have decided to step down from my role as Lead Bishop for Living in Love and Faith. I am hugely grateful to the staff team that I have worked with over the last 18 months and similarly the Working Group members who have given hours of their time to […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
Following the conclusion of the work to review all clergy under the authority or oversight of the Church of England who are criticised in the Makin review, it was announced in February that the National Safeguarding Team (NST) would seek to bring disciplinary proceedings under the Clergy Discipline Measure (CDM) against 10 clergy including two bishops. In all […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
A historic Declaration of Friendship between the Scottish Episcopal Church and the Catholic Church in Scotland was agreed on Day Two of General Synod, with Synod members giving overwhelming backing to what will be known as the Saint Ninian Declaration. The friendship agreement articulates and supports a deepening relationship between Episcopalians and Roman Catholics in […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
To: The Lord Evans of Weardale KCB DL, Chairman of the Crown Nominations Commission for the selection of the next Archbishop of Canterbury Dear Lord Evans, We send you greetings in the precious name of our Lord Jesus Christ and write following a recent meeting of the Primates Steering Committee of the Global South Fellowship […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
A new Provincial strategy for the Scottish Episcopal Church will be backed by £10 million of funding over the next five to sevens years, it was announced on the opening day of General Synod 2025. Synod members who gathered at St Paul’s & St George’s Episcopal Church in Edinburgh heard a joint presentation for the […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
The Supreme Court ruled 9-0 today that Wisconsin cannot discriminate against Catholic Charities Bureau of the Diocese of Superior because of its religiously motivated care for the poor, the elderly, and the disabled. In Catholic Charities Bureau v. Wisconsin Labor & Industry Review Commission, the Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled last year that Catholic Charities’ ministry to the poor and […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
Anglicans in Manitoba and northwestern Ontario have selected the first Black person to be their bishop — and the first who was born in Africa. Naboth Manzongo, 40, currently rector at Holy Trinity Anglican Church in downtown Winnipeg, was elected to be the 14th bishop of the Diocese of Rupert’s Land last Saturday. He succeeds […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
The Israeli military confirmed it carried out a strike on the al-Ahli hospital in Gaza City today prompting protests from the Episcopal Church in Jerusalem and the Archbishop of York. In an official statement, posted on 5 June 2025, the IDF stated it “precisely struck an Islamic Jihad terrorist who was operating in a command-and-control […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
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The Archbishop has issued a statement following further attack on the Anglican-run Al-Ahli Hospital in Gaza. Standing with Archbishop Hosam and our Palestinian Anglican sisters and brothers, I condemn yet another callous, reckless attack on the Anglican-run Al-Ahli Hospital in Gaza. Despite our repeated requests, the Israeli Government has been unable to prove its claims […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
Dear People of God in The Episcopal Church: Last fall, shortly before I became presiding bishop, the intake office for bishops received a credible allegation that Bishop Marc Andrus, retired bishop of the Diocese of California, had engaged in an inappropriate relationship with an adult. I am writing today to let you know that Bishop […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
Dear siblings in Christ, Later today, Presiding Bishop Sean Rowe will release this letter to the wider church concerning the Title IV matter involving Bishop Marc Andrus. Before that happens, I want you to hear directly from me. The presiding bishop’s statement shares that an accord has been reached with Bishop Andrus following a Title IV investigation and process […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
The Bishops of the Anglican Church in Chile urge all believers to raise our voices vigorously and prophetically in opposition to the bill that seeks to legalize abortion in our nation. In fidelity to the supreme authority of the Word of God and committed to the immutable principles of our Christian faith, we firmly believe […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
The silence from conservative evangelicals in Sheffield Diocese over the appointment of the radically revisionist Rev Leah Vasey-Saunders as suffragan Bishop of Doncaster is mysterious. Following the announcement of her appointment last week, Anglican Ink reported that she presided at a Holy Communion service under a revolving ‘Gaia’ installation when she was vicar of Lancaster Priory in Blackburn […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
The Archbishop of the Church of Uganda, Stephen Kaziimba Mugalu, has urged Ugandans to promote unity and stop bickering over religious and political differences. Based on the actions and faith portrayed by the 24 martyrs, both catholic and Anglican, who were executed from the protestant shrine, Kaziimba says Ugandans should opt for dialogue and discussion […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
With Sunday, June 1 marking the start of Pride Month, the Rev. Jessie Turnier, rector of Claremont’s St. Ambrose Episcopal Church, called on an old friend, John Brett, to help deliver a unique 9 a.m. service dubbed “drag Eucharist.” Brett, a chaplain and vicar with the San Francisco Night Ministry, introduced himself to St. Ambrose parishioners in […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
Forty-eight years ago, Archbishop Janani Luwum was reportedly assassinated on the orders of the former President Iddi Amin Dada. Luwum was at the time the leader of the Church of Uganda. But his legacy lives on after Uganda declared the 16 of February a public holiday to celebrate the life of Luwum. DANIEL KIBET brings […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
Two retired priests who worship at Bangor Cathedral have called for a full inquiry into the Diocese of Bangor following revelations about safeguarding and financial concerns. In May 2025 the cathedral was put into the ecclesiastical equivalent of “special measures” and a “serious incident report” sent to the Charity Commission following the publication of two […]| Anglican Ink © 2025
