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1. Archbishop of Canterbury will not deliver traditional Christmas Day sermon; Archbishop of York's sermon expected to become Christmas Day focus following Most Rev Justin Welby's resignation over church abuse scandal

Subjects
Sermons, Scandals, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Church of England -- Officials and employees
Abstract

Byline: Telegraph reporters The Archbishop of Canterbury will not deliver the traditional Christmas Day sermon despite being in the post until January, Lambeth Palace has confirmed. The Most Rev Justin [...]

Published
2024

2. Church of England leader steps down over abuse scandal

Author

Waldie, Paul and York, Geoffrey

Subjects
Church of England -- Officials and employees, Company legal issue, Child sexual abuse -- Investigations, Archbishops -- Appointments, resignations and dismissals
Abstract

Byline: PAUL WALDIE; Staff LONDON -- The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, has resigned amid allegations he did little to stop a Canadian-born church leader from abusing as many as [...]

Published
2024

3. Archbishop of Canterbury resigns over mishandling of abuse allegations

Author

Adam, Karla

Subjects
Church of England -- Officials and employees, Company legal issue, Conspiracy -- Investigations, Child sexual abuse -- Investigations, Archbishops -- Appointments, resignations and dismissals
Abstract

Byline: Karla Adam LONDON - The archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, announced his resignation Tuesday, days after an independent review concluded that he had failed to sufficiently report, investigate and [...]

Published
2024

4. Soul Survivor's Mike Pilavachi 'played the naive celibate' after abuse claims, say accusers; Alleged victims of disgraced preacher fear authors of new report were taken in by him as church apologises for first time over scandal

Subjects
Scandals -- Reports, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Church of England -- Officials and employees
Abstract

Byline: Janet Eastham , Investigations Reporter, Natasha Leake Mike Pilavachi, the disgraced leader of Soul Survivor, pretended he was a 'naive, celibate big kid' after he was accused of abuse, [...]

Published
2024

5. Meddlesome priest: The Archbishop of Canterbury has become a thorn in Tory sides

Author

Hardman, Isabel

Subjects
Archbishops -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes -- Political activity, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Political science, Conservative Party (United Kingdom) -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Church of England -- Officials and employees
Abstract

Michael Ramsey, Archbishop of Canterbury in the 1960s and early 1970s, would start his day by banging his head against his desk three times while chanting: 'I hate the Church [...]

Published
2024

6. BISHOPS SHOULDN'T HAVE A ROLE IN THE ISLE OF MAN'S PARLIAMENT

Subjects
Secularism, Religion, Freedom of religion, News, opinion and commentary, Church of England -- Officials and employees
Abstract

LONDON -- The following information was released by the National Secular Society (NSS): by Muriel Garland Muriel Garland explains why she supports removing bishop's vote in Tynwald's upper chamber. Why [...]

Published
2024

8. 'Pride of Yarrabah': Yarrabah's annual sports days as historical Aboriginal spaces

Author

Osmond, Gary

Subjects
Australian aborigines, Missions, Missions, Foreign, Anthropology/archeology/folklore, Ethnic, cultural, racial issues/studies, Church of England -- Officials and employees
Abstract

Annual sports days have featured in Yarrabah in North Queensland since the Church of England established the mission in 1892. From at least 1917, sports have been held to commemorate the mission's birthday and are tinged with religious associations. The foundation sports day competitions include a mixture of footraces, quaint recreational activities and traditional Aboriginal events such as fire lighting and spear throwing. Imposed on inmates of the mission as a colonial event, they are now embraced by residents and celebrated as the 'Pride of Yarrabah'. The literature on religious missions and Indigenous people in Australia and globally reveals degrees of agency exercised by mission inmates and their historical appropriation of religion and associated activities. Drawing on voices of Yarrabah residents and on the empirical mission record, this paper explores the annual foundation sports days as historical Aboriginal spaces and argues that community ownership and appropriation of this mission-imposed cultural event speaks to processes of Aboriginal cultural adaptation to colonialism., The excitement in Yarrabah was palpable even before the running races began. Kids ran amok on Jilara Oval while the Anglican Church officials set up their sound system beneath a [...]

Published
2021

9. EDS CELEBRATES THE CONSECRATION OF BISHOP ANDERSON JEREMIAH

Subjects
News, opinion and commentary, Church of England -- Officials and employees
Abstract

NEW YORK -- The following information was released by the Episcopal Church: On Thursday, April 25, the Rt. Rev. Canon Dr. Anderson Jeremiah was consecrated as the new Bishop of [...]

Published
2024

10. CofE to hire 'deconstructing whiteness' officer; Church accused of 'drinking the critical race Kool Aid' after it advertises for post in its racial justice unit

Subjects
General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Church of England -- Officials and employees
Abstract

Byline: Timothy Sigsworth The Church of England is hiring a 'deconstructing whiteness' officer to combat racial injustice. The £36,000-a-year role is part of a new 11-person 'racial justice unit' being [...]

Published
2024

13. We're no longer a Christian country? Don't panic, I say (and I'm a vicar's wife!)

Subjects
Priests -- Personal narratives, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Church of England -- Officials and employees
Abstract

Shock! Horror! Three-quarters of Church of England clergy believe Britain is no longer a Christian country! Well, I'm married to a clergyman. And to this news, I say: thank goodness. [...]

Published
2023

15. The lost shepherds: Can Justin Welby and Pope Francis keep their flocks?

Author

Hitchens, Dan

Subjects
Popes -- Evaluation, Archbishops -- Evaluation, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Political science, Church of England -- Officials and employees, Catholic Church -- Officials and employees
Abstract

After he anoints the King next month, Justin Welby's thoughts will perhaps turn to his own future. If Anglican gossip is to believed, Welby plans to step down to make [...]

Published
2023

16. Sentamu rejects report findings that he failed to act on child sexual abuse claim; Church of England commissioned review into how it handled disclosures that a vicar raped a 16-year-old boy

Subjects
Sexual abuse -- Reports, Rape -- Reports, Disclosure of information -- Reports, News, opinion and commentary, Church of England -- Officials and employees
Abstract

Byline: Harriet Sherwood John Sentamu, the former archbishop of York, failed to act on disclosures that a Church of England vicar raped a 16-year-old boy, a report commissioned by the [...]

Published
2023

18. Church of England Fossil Fuel Ties Revealed Amid Divestment Dispute

Subjects
Exxon Mobil Corp. -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments -- Officials and employees, Oil sands, Petroleum industry -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments -- Officials and employees, Energy minerals, Fossil fuels, Councils and synods, Company acquisition/merger, Consumer news and advice, General interest, Church of England -- Officials and employees
Abstract

Senior figures in charge of the Church of England&8217;s investments have close current or past ties to high-carbon companies including Shell, Drax and BP, DeSmog can report.&160; The revelations come [...]

Published
2022

20. WHICH WAY, ANGLICANS? GLOBAL SOUTH RESPONDS TO CHURCH OF ENGLAND BLESSING SAME-SEX MARRIAGES

Subjects
Same-sex marriage, Christian denominations, Councils and synods, News, opinion and commentary, Church of England -- Officials and employees
Abstract

WASHINGTON, DC -- The following information was released by the Family Research Council (FRC): On Monday, twelve Anglican archbishops published a remarkable letter officially denouncing the Church of England and [...]

Published
2023

21. Anthony Kilmister; Chairman and driving force of the Prayer Book Society

Subjects
Church of England -- Officials and employees, Book of Common Prayer (Sacred work), Prayers, Chairpersons -- Biography, Prayer
Abstract

ANTHONY KILMISTER, who has died aged 90, was a founder and standardbearer of the Prayer Book Society, established in 1972 to defend the 1662 Book of Common Prayer. Kilmister was […]

Published
2022

22. Schools causing concern guidance

Subjects
Schools -- United Kingdom, Business, international, United Kingdom. Academies Act 2010, Church of England -- Officials and employees
Abstract

London: UK Government has issued the following news release: Schools causing concern Guidance for local authorities and Regional Directors on how to work with schools to support improvements to educational [...]

Published
2022

23. Concern over Church of England pension board fossil fuel industry links; Members' links with energy companies prompt fears over church's plans to end investments in high-carbon firms

Subjects
Corporate directors -- Planning, Fuel industry -- Officials and employees, Energy minerals -- Planning, Fossil fuels -- Planning, Pensions, Investments -- Planning, Company business planning, News, opinion and commentary, Church of England -- Officials and employees
Abstract

Byline: Fiona Harvey and Adam Barnett Key members of the Church of England's pensions board have strong links to the fossil fuel industry, new research has shown, amid concerns over [...]

Published
2022

24. Saving grace or sacrilege? Helter-skelters, post offices, crazy golf courses at church? Believe it. As new figures show churches closing at an alarming rate, places of worship are increasingly being put to unlikely uses to raise funds and attract newcomers. But not everyone is happy about this 'secular frivolity', as Gordon Rayner reports. Photography by Tom Jamieson

Subjects
Church of England -- Officials and employees, Golf courses, Company financing
Abstract

S itting on a blue velour sofa, coffee in hand, Yinling Wong feeds carrot cake to her 15-month-old daughter Camilla after an energetic hour at baby soft play. Songs by […]

Published
2022

27. Church of England admits failures over priest falsely accused of child abuse

Subjects
Church of England -- Officials and employees, Officials and employees, Child abuse, Priests
Abstract

The Church of England has apologised for its role in the suicide of a former priest, who spent a year under investigation over unfounded rumours of child abuse. Rev Alan [...]

Published
2021

29. The great British church divide -- what are these buildings actually for? Faced with dwindling congregations and crippling costs, places of worship are forced to think outside the box to attract newcomers; Faced with dwindling congregations and crippling costs, places of worship are forced to think outside the box to attract newcomers

Subjects
General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Church of England -- Officials and employees
Abstract

Byline: Gordon Rayner, Associate Editor Sitting on a blue velour sofa, coffee in hand, Yinling Wong feeds carrot cake to her 15-month-old daughter Camilla after an energetic hour at baby [...]

Published
2022

33. 'God is the new CEO': with the archbishop of Canterbury and former oilman Justin Welby at the helm, the new Power Christians of Britain are a formidable tribe whose aim is to reshape the culture of the City of London

Author

Pitcher, George

Subjects
United Kingdom -- Religious aspects, Anglican clergy -- Appointments, resignations and dismissals -- Evaluation -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Archbishops -- Appointments, resignations and dismissals -- Evaluation -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Literature/writing, Political science, Church of England -- Officials and employees
Abstract

Ask anyone what they've gleaned from the myriad profiles of the latest archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, and you'd probably get two recurrent answers. He went to Eton, and he [...]

Published
2013

34. What Cardinal Newman knew

Author

Williams, Rowan

Subjects
Cardinals (Clergy) -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Saints -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Anglicanism, Shock, Secularism, Scandals, Literature/writing, Political science, Church of England -- Officials and employees, Catholic Church -- Rites, ceremonies and celebrations
Abstract

In 1845 a middle-aged Oxford vicar, after a long period of agonising, decided to become a Roman Catholic. From the perspective of 2019, it is hard to see why this [...]

Published
2019

35. THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND'S CULTURE OF ENTITLEMENT HAS TO END

Subjects
News, opinion and commentary, Church of England -- Officials and employees
Abstract

LONDON -- The following information was released by the National Secular Society (NSS): by Richard Scorer The furore over John Sentamu not being handed a life peerage reveals an ugly [...]

Published
2020

36. REGULAR C OF E WORSHIPPERS FORM LESS THAN 2% OF ENGLAND'S POPULATION

Subjects
News, opinion and commentary, Church of England -- Officials and employees
Abstract

LONDON -- The following information was released by the National Secular Society (NSS): Fewer than two per cent of people in England regularly worshipped at Church of England churches in [...]

Published
2020

37. THIRTY LEADING ANGLICANS, INCLUDING FORMER BISHOP OF BOLTON, CRITICISE GUIDANCE PROMOTING 'RELIGIOUS DISCRIMINATION IN ADMISSION POLICIES' TO PROVIDE 'PEW FODDER'

Subjects
Educational discrimination -- Religious aspects, Humanists -- Religious aspects, College admissions -- Religious aspects, Religious discrimination -- Religious aspects, Discrimination, Faith, Anglicanism, Humanism, News, opinion and commentary, Church of England -- Officials and employees
Abstract

LONDON -- The following information was released by the British Humanist Association (BHA): Thirty leading Anglicans, including the former Bishop of Bolton, the Right Reverend David Gillett, have written to [...]

Published
2020

40. The spirit of the law

Author

Smethurst, Steve

Subjects
Labor law -- Interpretation and construction, Clergy -- Employment, Employee rights -- Analysis, Company personnel management, Business, Human resources and labor relations, United Kingdom. Employment Relations Act 1999, Church of England -- Officials and employees, Church of England -- Human resource management
Abstract

Challenges posed to Su Morgan, human resource director of the Archbishops' Council of the Church of England, in managing the clergy are discussed. Implications of the United Kingdom's Employment Relations Act (ERA) 1999, on employment rights of clergy are also detailed.

Published
2006

41. Justin Welby's reformation: The Archbishop of Canterbury on God, politics and Christian unity

Author

Nelson, Fraser

Subjects
Archbishops -- Interviews, Prayer, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Political science, Church of England -- Officials and employees
Abstract

Justin Welby is working in Thomas Cranmer's old study in Lambeth Palace, a room that looks as if it hasn't changed at all since the Book of Common Prayer was [...]

Published
2019

42. HUMANISTS UK CONDEMNS PROPOSAL TO CONVERT SURREY COMMUNITY SCHOOL INTO A CHRISTIAN FAITH SCHOOL

Subjects
Christianity, County councils, Humanists, Religion, Instructional materials, Faith, Anglicanism, Humanism, News, opinion and commentary, Church of England -- Officials and employees
Abstract

LONDON -- The following information was released by the British Humanist Association (BHA): Humanists UK has today condemned a proposal to amalgamate two Surrey infant schools, one Church of England [...]

Published
2020

43. Clergy Urges Public Prayer Once Brexit Takes Hold

Author

Magra, Iliana

Subjects
Archbishops -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Brexit -- Planning, Prayer -- Planning, Opposition (Political science), Anglicanism, Ministers (Clergy), Political parties, Television news, Prime ministers, Company business planning, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Church of England -- Officials and employees
Abstract

LONDON -- The archbishop of Canterbury wants to organize five days of public prayers starting the day after Britain withdraws from the European Union, a local news outlet reported on [...]

Published
2019

44. WHAT MARGARET THATCHER'S RABBI TAUGHT ABOUT WORK, WELFARE, AND LABOR UNIONS

Subjects
Political parties -- United Kingdom -- Laws, regulations and rules, Labor unions -- United Kingdom -- Laws, regulations and rules, Rabbis -- Laws, regulations and rules, Anglicanism, Privatization (Business), Government regulation, News, opinion and commentary, Church of England -- Officials and employees
Abstract

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. -- The following information was released by the Acton Institute: by Rev. Ben Johnson Margaret Thatcher transformed the UK's stagnant economy with a program of privatization and [...]

Published
2019

45. Ecumenism, slowing or steady?

Author

Torrens, James S.

Subjects
Mellen, Elizabeth, Church of England -- Officials and employees, Graymoor Ecumenical Institute -- Officials and employees, Ecumenical movement -- Analysis -- Religious aspects, Ordination of women -- Religious aspects -- Analysis, Clergy -- Interviews -- Biography, Philosophy and religion, Analysis, Officials and employees, Religious aspects
Abstract

Please explain your connection, as an Episcopalian layperson, with the Graymoor Friars and Sisters, the Society of the Atonement. Elias Mallon, S.A., executive director of Graymoor, invited me to join [...]

Published
1995

46. Sharia Law and the Archbishop of Canterbury; Sharia Law and the Archbishop of Canterbury

Subjects
Church -- Officials and employees, Islamic law, Religion and state, General interest, Church of England -- Officials and employees
Abstract

As Campaign 2008 proceeds, Rowan Williams says UK law needs to accommodate religious legal codes such as the Islamic system of Sharia. To watch this PBS broadcast, click here: http://feeds.pbs.org/~r/pbs/religionandethics-video/~3/239719868/perspectives.html [...]

Published
2008

47. A top Church of England bishop scolds US evangelicals for 'uncritical' support of Trump

Author

Erickson, Amanda

Subjects
President of the United States -- Political activity -- Public opinion, Evangelical Christians -- Political activity, Bishops -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Church of England -- Officials and employees
Abstract

Byline: Amanda Erickson Should Christians always support President Donald Trump? A senior bishop with the Church of England says no. Liverpool Bishop Paul Bayes attacked American evangelicals for their 'uncritical [...]

Published
2017

48. Report Says Church Hid Serial Abuse By Bishop

Author

Bilefsky, Dan

Subjects
Collusion -- Reports, Sex crimes -- Cases -- Reports, Bishops -- Cases -- Behavior, Company legal issue, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Church of England -- Officials and employees
Abstract

LONDON -- Senior people in the Church of England ''colluded'' over two decades with a bishop to help cover up his serial abuse of young men and boys, an independent [...]

Published
2017

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