Orthodoxy and women in the Anglican church | Letters
Theological conviction, not misogyny, underpins traditionalist opposition to female ordination; tolerance and gracious unity should protect conscience and allow disagreement.
The next archbishop of Canterbury has no time to waste in making change this is what she will be up against | Martine Oborne
Sarah Mullally becomes the first female Archbishop of Canterbury, leading a divided Church with praise for her leadership and ongoing opposition over gender and safeguarding.
Sarah Mullally named first female Archbishop of Canterbury; Zimbabwe gains tariff-free blueberry access to China; Moroccan youth protest health and education; Lithuania unveils electric riverboats.
Sarah Mullally: the former nurse who will be archbishop of Canterbury
Sarah Mullally balances theological liberalism, ordains men and women, supports inclusion of those opposing women’s ordination, and holds conservative views on marriage and assisted dying.
Archbishop of York accuses Nigel Farage of kneejerk' response to migrant crisis
Archbishop Stephen Cottrell criticizes Nigel Farage's proposed mass deportations as an isolationist, short-term response that fails to address root causes driving Channel crossings.
Scantily dressed Lycra nuns' kept church cult leader's home spotless, trial hears
Christopher Brain, who led the progressive Nine O-Clock Service (NOS) in Sheffield, is accused of dominating and sexually assaulting numerous women from his congregation.
C of E warned over influence of extreme views' after cuts to anti-racism funding
The Church of England's significant cut in racial justice funding amid rising racism has drawn concern from bishops over the influence of extreme views on church policies.
Seven clergy could be banned from ministry over CofE sex abuse scandal
Seven Church of England clergy, including a bishop, are facing disciplinary action due to a recent abuse report that also resulted in Archbishop Welby's resignation.