Tax rich more, says Archbishop
The Archbishop of Canterbury has called for rich Brits to pay billions more in tax to help the poor, who have been “receiving less than their fair share” for decades.
C of E bans gay therapy and approves transgender baptisms
‘Worried’ conservative Anglicans have appointed their own bishop The Church of England’s General Synod has voted against therapy for Christians with unwanted homosexual desires, and introduced ‘transgender baptisms’. Christian Concern’s…
Welby optimistic on Israel visit
Justin Welby described his 12-day-trip to Israel as a “pastoral pilgrimage” The Archbishop of Canterbury told Israeli and Palestinian leaders in May that he believes there’s a window of opportunity…
Archbishop avoids congratulating Trump
Archbishop Welby will be praying for the US in the wake of the Donald Trump election victory The Archbishop of Canterbury has said that he will pray for Donald Trump,…
Christians voted for Brexit
The statue of Europa astride a bull in front of the EU Parliament in Strasbourg. Some Christians associate this EU symbol with the “woman sitting on a scarlet beast” in…
Reassuringly dangerous: the prayer that cinemas banned
Archbishop Welby on the Lord’s Prayer Justin Welby addressed thousands via links to Canterbury Cathedral. Basing his message on the Lord’s Prayer, he declared it “reassuring enough to be on…
Christening of Princess has spiritual significance for the nation
TO SOME PEOPLE the christening of a baby girl may be an unremarkable event – a religious ritual which is more about pomp and ceremony than spiritual significance.
Justin Welby packs Brighton church
THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY popped into St Peter’s Church in Brighton for a Q and A session about his ministry on March 8.
Welby condemns “creeping climate of fear”
New coalition will push case for religious freedom THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY has called on politicians, the Church and the media to speak out against the ‘creeping climate of fear…
‘Different spirit’ combats persecution – Archbishop
CHRISTIANS MUST AVOID becoming ‘faithless addicts to self-defensive violence’ in response to global persecution and nurture a ‘different spirit’. The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, wrote these comments in a…