A group of evangelical bishops in the Church of England have urged conservative primates (national archbishops) in the Anglican Communion to reconsider their decision to boycott the upcoming Lambeth Conference because of...
Category: April 2008, Lambeth 2008, Sexuality debate
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Category: April 2008, Sexuality debate, Canada

An Ontario Superior Court judge ruled on Feb. 29 that the diocese of Niagara could not send clergy into two area churches for two weeks to hold Sunday services for members of the congregations that remain loyal after most of their fellow parishioners voted to leave the Anglican Church of Canada.
Category: April 2008, Sexuality debate, Canada
As four churches voted in February to leave the Vancouver-based diocese of New Westminster and the Anglican Church of Canada over changing attitudes toward homosexuality, two churches asked to be able to join eight other parishes...
Category: April 2008, Sexuality debate, Canada
In February, 10 churches in five dioceses voted to leave the Anglican Church of Canada and affiliate with a South American Anglican church, in an ongoing dispute over Christian fundamentals, including Canada’s more-liberal stance on homosexuality.
Category: April 2008, Sexuality debate, Canada

Hamilton, Ont.
The diocese of Niagara returned to Ontario Superior Court on March 20, seeking access to three parishes that voted to leave the Anglican Church of Canada; however, after a full day of arguments, the judge reserved a decision until a later, unspecified date.
Category: News Update, Sexuality debate, Canada

Episcopal News Service The U.S. house of bishops was informed March 10 that full invitation is "not possible" from the Archbishop of Canterbury to include Bishop Gene Robinson of New Hampshire as a participant in this summer's...
Category: News Update, Lambeth 2008, World, Sexuality debate
Addressing concerns raised by several provinces, including Canada, about granting more authority to primates and other Instruments of Unity in the Anglican Communion, an international group has released a second draft of the...
Category: March 2008, Anglican Communion, Sexuality debate

Canterbury admits authority is limited
Category: March 2008, Anglican Communion, Archbishop Fred Hiltz, Sexuality debate

Clergy in the diocese of Eastern Newfoundland and Labrador on Jan. 21 declared their loyalty to the Anglican Church of Canada as they renewed their ordination vows and received new licences signed by Bishop Cyrus Pitman.About 100...
Category: March 2008, Sexuality debate, Canada