ACNA College of Bishops deposes Derek Jones
The College of Bishops of the Anglican Church in North America deposed Derek Jones from the Sacred Ministry on September 23, 2026. This is in response to his guilt of four canonical charges against him, as determined by the Court for the Trial of a Bishop. The facts now establish
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St Helen’s Bishopsgate grounds its flying bishop
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Welsh bishops pull back from same-sex marriage bill, call for theological reflection
The Bench of Bishops of the Church in Wales has announced it will not introduce legislation to permit same-sex weddings in Welsh Anglican churches in April 2027 as previously planned, saying further theological reflection is needed before the province takes that step. The decisio
Southern Africa synod rejects gay blessings at Makgoba’s final meeting
The Anglican Church of Southern Africa’s Provincial Synod has voted against two motions that would have opened the door to prayers and special liturgies for same-sex couples — a defeat administered at what is expected to be Archbishop Thabo Makgoba’s final synod as Primate of Sou
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