KENYA: Is Split in the Anglican Church Inevitable? Is Split in the Anglican Church Inevitable?

Charles Perez
Oct 21
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The Nation (Nairobi) All Africa News January 15, 2004

OPINION By Francis Ayieko

NAIROBI--Recently, the Uganda Anglican Church withdrew an invitation to the Episcopalian Church of the US to attend the ordination of the Right Rev Henry Orombi as the country's new archbishop...

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