
Roundup: Bishops on This Week’s Protests
Episcopal and Anglican bishops from all over the world have weighed in on the Black Lives Matter protests taking place across the United States this
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Episcopal and Anglican bishops from all over the world have weighed in on the Black Lives Matter protests taking place across the United States this
In a recent interview with Marissanne Lewis-Thompson of the NPR affiliate in St. Louis, the Rev. Deon Johnson, bishop-elect for the Diocese of Missouri, discussed
From the Diocese of Massachusetts: Bishop Alan M. Gates issued the following message on March 7, 2020, to the diocesan community regarding Bishop Barbara C.
The diocese of Southern Virginia has opted to find a new location for the consecration of their next bishop, Susan Haynes, after the Roman Catholic church which had agreed to host was the subject of much ire
Following the news this past May that the Fellowship of Confessing Anglicans in New Zealand, a group affiliated with GAFCON, had elected the Rev. Jay
Today seems to be a heavy news day as far as Anglican bishops are concerned. There are three articles of note: First, from ACNS: Over
Planning for the next Lambeth Conference, to be held in 2020 at the University of Kent in Canterbury, is well under way. Dr. Josiah Idowu-Fearon,
The Café has covered its fair share of news about episcopal transitions this year. There have been so many, it seems like more than the
Last weekend saw the election of three new bishops, for Arizona, Kansas, and the Churches in Europe. This weekend, there will be two more. Colorado
Bishops speak out against current policies
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