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Communique from the Inter-Anglican Standing Commission on Ecumenical Relations

The Inter-Anglican Standing Commission on Ecumenical Relations (IASCER) met in Montego Bay, Jamaica from Sunday, 4th to 10th December 2004. The Most Revd Drexel Gomez, Primate of the West Indies, welcomed the commission on behalf of his province and the Bishop of the Diocese of Jamaica and the Cayman Islands

28 January 2005

Address by the Archbishop of Canterbury on commissioning the new Secretary General

Address by the Archbishop of Canterbury on commissioning the new Secretary General

At the beginning of the Epistle, the apostle describes himself as a "prisoner of the Lord". A prisoner for the Lord's sake, yes. But also, surely and deliberately, the Lord's prisoner. The apostle is somebody whom Christ has taken captive

19 January 2005

New Secretary General commissioned

New Secretary General commissioned

A new chapter of history in the Anglican Communion began today as the Revd Canon Kenneth Kearon was officially commissioned as Secretary General in a service in St Andrew's House Chapel in London. The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Revd Rowan Williams, presided at the liturgy and preached the homily.

18 January 2005

CPSA announces US$10 million HIV/AIDS relief

CPSA announces US$10 million HIV/AIDS relief

The Archbishop of Cape, the Most Revd Njongonkulu Ndungane, and the Rt Revd David Beetge, Bishop of The Highveld and provincial dean, met today [Wednesday 12 January] with South African Deputy President, Jacob Zuma, to brief him on a proposed US$10 million dollar award for a new HIV and AIDS educational programme to be facilitated by the Church of the Province of Southern Africa (CPSA)

12 January 2005

Australian Anglican appointed as Lambeth Conference 2008 manager

Sue Parks is to become the Lambeth Conference 2008 manager. Currently Director of SPCK Worldwide (the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge), she is to work with the Lambeth Design Group and have overall responsibility for the conference's planning and organisation. The Design Group is chaired by the Most Revd Sir Ellison Pogo, the Archbishop of Melanesia.

12 January 2005

Sri Lanka and India give thanks for Tsunami relief, Nicobar Diocese fights for survival

Sri Lanka and India give thanks for Tsunami relief, Nicobar Diocese fights for survival

A communique from the Church of Ceylon (Sri Lanka) has set out the challenges the Church faces in overcoming the devastation caused by the Asian Tsunami disaster two weeks ago. It has also praised the level of support and aid received and stressed the need for continued assistance

10 January 2005

First day in post: Welcome Canon Kenneth Kearon

First day in post: Welcome Canon Kenneth Kearon

The Feast of the Epiphany marked the first day in the office for the Revd Canon Kenneth Kearon, new Secretary General of the Anglican Communion. 

07 January 2005

Tsunami Reflections

Tsunami Reflections

NIFCON has been receiving and forwarding news of members, offers of help and details of inter faith responses to the disaster. We are humbled to be playing a small part in the world wide response. If you need more information please do contact the office as there is far too much to post here.

06 January 2005

Archbishop - Christmas story challenges world to right injustice

Archbishop - Christmas story challenges world to right injustice

The birth of Christ is a profound challenge to our self-obsession and self-comfort, the Archbishop of Canterbury has warned in his Christmas sermon. In his traditional Christmas morning address delivered in Canterbury Cathedral, the Most Revd Dr Rowan Williams described the stable with the new-born Christ as "the engine room of universe"

31 December 2004

Archbishop's message of sympathy and support

Archbishop's message of sympathy and support

The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Revd Rowan Williams, has sent a message of sympathy and support to the people of Asia and parts of Africa affected by the devastation caused by Sunday's earthquake. In a personal letter to Anglican leaders in the region Archbishop Rowan said: "This tragedy has had a devastating impact in Asia; it is also felt here in Britain and across the world

21 December 2004