on Saturday, 26 October 2024 at 1.09 pm by Peter Owen categorised as About Thinking Anglicans, Church of England, Opinion ...

The statement makes clear that Justin Welby now believes that sexual intimacy is morally acceptable providing there is a ...

The Mirror can disclose how the prices of lives were meticulously recorded at Carrick Plantation, in Tobago’s Bloody Bay, in ...

Archbishop Justin Welby told former Labour spokesman Alistair Campbell, in his podcast The Rest is Politics, that his views ...

The Archbishop of Canterbury has "been on a journey." In an interview with Alistair Campbell he was asked about where he and ...

A unique live show commemorating Belfast's opposition to the slave trade has opened in the city centre. A unique live show commemorating Belfast's opposition to the slave trade opens in the city ...

According to polls, a clear majority — around 66% of respondents — in the UK say they believe it should be. Around 16% say no ...

The Archbishop of Canterbury has visited a café in Southampton as part of his visit to the Diocese of Winchester.

The Archbishop of Canterbury learnt how to make “the perfect coffee” at a church in Charminster during his visit to Bournemouth.

The Archbishop of Canterbury has shocked evangelicals in the Church of England by publicly abandoning the Church’s historic teaching on sexual ethics.

Evangelicals have expressed disbelief at comments made by the Archbishop of Canterbury in which he claimed that gay sex is ...