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Friday 25 April 2025
Justin Welby was the 105th Archbishop of Canterbury. He resigned in November 2024 after the publication of the Makin review. The Crown Nominations Commission (CNC) is due to meet later this year to nominate his successor
WATCH’s call for end to women-bishops provision; Police forced entry at Quaker meeting house; BBC’s translation of Yahūd as ‘Israeli’; Inaccuracies in debate on minster communities; ‘Radical’ welcome; Welby and forgiveness; Reclaiming VAT
11 Apr 2025
THERE has been much criticism of the Rt Revd Justin Welby for saying, in a BBC interview with Laura Kuenssberg this week, that he “forgives” John Smyth
04 Apr 2025
Minster communities in the diocese of Leicester; Nicaraguan government’s attitude to Christians; Choral Evensong and the BBC’s overseas listeners; New change to vacancy-in-see rules has the opposite of its intended effect; Requirements for 106th Archbishop of Canterbury; Lord’s Prayer amended
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The civic church of Stone, Staffordshire, along with our neighbours in Aston are looking for a new leader who will inspire us to grow in faith and make a lasting impact on our community.
We are two welcoming and friendly parishes offering warmth, support, energy, care, interest and humour from united churchwardens, PCC’s and congregations.
Are you being called to serve God in Egham?
God has a future for our churches and we are seeking an Interim Minister to join us as we discover the shape this should take.
“We seek to worship God, grow in faith and spirituality, connect with others, and live God’s love in our community"
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Jonathan Aitken reflects on the themes explored by Andrew Davison through the lens of his prison experience
He put people at the centre of the gospel message, and spoke to them where they were, writes Paul Vallely
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