Dr Rowan Williams was nominated as the 104th Archbishop of Canterbury in July 2002 and officially confirmed in the post at a ceremony in St Paul's Cathedral in London on 2nd December 2002.

Dr Rowan Williams last night led faith leaders to support the expansion of Ulez during a joint event on tackling air pollution held with the Mayor of London. Hosted by Stamp out Poverty ...

After six years in the post, this could well become a defining moment for Dr Rowan Williams - the time when the real Archbishop appeared before his Church. He has been weighed down by the crises ...

A simple blessing were the first words uttered by Dr Rowan Williams today after he was formally confirmed as the new Archbishop of Canterbury. Dr Williams prayed: "May the Lord bless you and keep ...

Dr Rowan Williams was today named as the 104th Archbishop of Canterbury and was immediately at the centre of key controversial issues. The current Archbishop of Wales will take over as the leader ...

Dr Rowan Williams, who officially takes up his post in February, confessed that he feels guilty about hitting Rhiannon, who is now 14. Many campaigners believe there is no excuse for smacking ...

Among those he spoke to was Dr. Rowan Williams, the former archbishop of Canterbury, about the unique challenges of leading a Christian community in the 21st century. Both leaders served in their ...

The Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams has paid tribute to the families of Abigail Witchalls and Anthony Walker in his Christmas sermon. At Canterbury Cathedral he praised the way they ...

Former Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, took centre stage at the Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod to deliver the annual Peace Lecture. The former Archbishop of Wales and ...

As the event began, Dr Rowan Williams told those gathered: “As religious leaders we offer our voice as a contribution to the gathered leaders (at Cop 27) and to humanity. “We must also ...