The formal confirmation of Sarah Mullally as the next Archbishop of Canterbury heralds a period when the CofE faces internal turmoil and dissent, bitterness over safeguarding and falling attendance .. but emerging flashes of new growth
An introduction to Sarah Mullally, the new Archbishop of Canterbury, the first woman in history to lead the Church of England
A timeline of Justin Welby’s 11 years as the 105th Archbishop of Canterbury – momentous and historic for the Church of England
There is no bloc vote among Christians in the UK, but there is a common approach that faith is tied to social justice, though there are different conclusions as to how this is achieved
Churches reject charge they naively accept fake conversions in bogus asylum claims, explain complexity of testing faith and hear calls for stronger guidance to clergy
RMC briefing discusses fears that the shake-up of public service broadcasting in the Media Bill, which omits a requirement to cover religion, will accelerate the decline of religion programming
Timeline showing key moments in the Church of England’s attempts to introduce safeguarding measures amid a flow of sex abuse cases over the past 35 years
Reviewing the leadership of Justin Welby as he marks his tenth anniversary as Archbishop of Canterbury, steering the CofE through ten turbulent years
Background and context of split in Anglican Communion as the Global South Fellowship Association rejects leadership of the Archbishop of Canterbury over same sex blessings
The consecration of three Anglican bishops in Hull is a step on a slow journey towards creating a new Anglican denomination for members of the Church of England against same sex marriage.
