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December 01 2023 By dvirtue Archbishop of Perth Set to Proceed with Ordination that will "Split the Diocese"

The grounds of protest are set out in the following document supplied by a number of different sources:

The ordination is due to take place at St George's Cathedral on the evening of Thursday 30 November at 7pm local time (10pm AEDT).

This latest controversy come rapidly on the heels of protests being made to the Archbishop over recent statements made in the press by Precentor at the Cathedral, Stephen Hilton, alongside the Cathedral's involvement in PrideFest 2023.

November 29 2023 By dvirtue Wife of Anglican Bishop in Tanzania Commits Suicide

According to police, the deceased's body was first seen by passerbys at the side of the road in the village of Kasenga in the Chato district with a rope tied around her neck.

November 28 2023 By dvirtue National Cathedral Charges Christmas Eve Admission?

Humor aside, paid admission to a service of Holy Eucharist, rather than a performance, raises questions about the suitability of effectively charging to access the body and blood of Jesus Christ. As a graduate of a Free Methodist university, I also find myself reminded of the legacy of pew selling, the now-abolished practice in which powerful families purchased box pews regarding them as personal property. That practice largely concluded in Anglican churches by the 1870s.

November 27 2023 By dvirtue Church of Nigeria Reprimand Church of England's Decision on Same-Sex Blessing

He emphasized on the historical tenets of Anglicanism and also stated that the duty of Bishops is to defend the Church against error. He lamented on the decision of the Church of England, asserting that it silenced voices committed to the traditional understanding of marriage.

Meanwhile, Primate Ndukuba suggested that the passion displayed towards this erroneous belief could have been directed toward evangelization.

November 25 2023 By dvirtue David Pytches (1931-2023): Bishop, charismatic pioneer and father in the faith

Much has already been said about the kindness, humility and impish sense of humour of this remarkable man who was a fearless pioneer and divine disrupter. I wish to offer a personal perspective based on five experiences I had with him over the past two decades.

THE APOSTOLIC LEADER

November 25 2023 By dvirtue Atheist groups cheer as UK Parliament set to consider bill severing CofE's ties to gov't

"I'm looking forward to introducing this bill that will finally deal with the Church of England being one of many religious organizations and not the State Church with the privileges that brings," Scriven tweeted on Nov. 9.

November 22 2023 By dvirtue Bishop Josep Rossello to lead New Anglican Missionary Society (NAMS)

The position of Servant General will be assumed by Bishop Josep Rossello, who has been a NAMS Companion for 12 years and currently serves as the Global Bishop Guardian of NAMS.

November 19 2023 By dvirtue VERY URGENT: Israeli leaders, please evacuate Palestinian Christians out of Gaza and into the West Bank immediately -- these Christians face genocide by Hamas if they are forced to move south

They must not be moved south.

They must be evacuated to the West Bank immediately.

Let me explain why.

First, let me be clear: Palestinians who love Jesus Christ and are called to follow Jesus are not members of Hamas.

They are not supporters of radical Islamist terrorism.

They do not support the terror attacks on Israel.

They just want to live in peace and be free to follow the Bible and love their neighbors.

November 18 2023 By dvirtue Evangelicals launch flying bishops and ring-fenced funding after Synod vote on same-sex blessings

In response, the CEEC, established in the 1960's by the late John Stott, former Rector of All Souls Langham Place in London, is offering an alternative system of spiritual oversight, for evangelical clergy who no longer feel aligned with the spiritual leadership of their own bishop.

November 17 2023 By dvirtue Living in Love and Faith: Statement by the Archbishop of Canterbury

Archbishops of Canterbury must always work for the maximum possible unity in the Church, however impossible that may seem and however deep our differences. For that reason, I abstained on yesterday's vote because my pastoral responsibility extends to everyone in the Church of England and global Anglican Communion.

As I said at the Lambeth Conference last year:

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