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Anglican Church celebrates Archbishop Janani Luwum’s legacy

4 days ago | anglican.ink | Daniel Kibet

Forty-eight years ago, Archbishop Janani Luwum was reportedly assassinated on the orders of the former President Iddi Amin Dada. Luwum was at the time the leader of the Church of Uganda. But his legacy lives on after Uganda declared the 16 of February a public holiday to celebrate the life of Luwum. DANIEL KIBET brings us the tales from the Northern Uganda Diocese of the Anglican Church, where Luwum once served as the bishop, and how people there remember him.
Church of Uganda finalizes preparations for Martyrs Day celebrations

1 week ago | anglican.ink | Daniel Kibet

Preparations for the Church of Uganda to host this year’s Martyrs Day celebrations are nearly complete. The Northern Uganda cluster of the Church of Uganda is leading this important religious event, set to take place at the Anglican Martyrs site in Namugongo, Wakiso District, on Tuesday, 3rd June. The cluster is made up of six dioceses. Each diocese was assigned specific tasks to ensure the success of the event.
The mystifying process - and problems - behind choosing the next Archbishop of Canterbury

1 week ago | anglican.ink | Damian Thompson

After Pope Francis died, it took the Roman Catholic Church just 17 days to choose a successor in Pope Leo XIV. It has been well over 6 months since Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby resigned and we are only just making sense of those chosen to sit on the Crown Nominations Commission (CNC), that will recommend his successor. Even then, it’s unlikely we will know more until the autumn. Why has it taken so long?
The General Theological Seminary Celebrates its 202nd Commencement

1 week ago | anglican.ink | Nicky Burridge

NEW YORK, May 27, 2025 – The General Theological Seminary (GTS) has held its 202nd Commencement, conferring degrees on nine students across the Seminary’s Master of Divinity and Doctor of Ministry programs. The Seminary also conferred Doctor of Divinity degrees, honoris causa, on The Rt. Rev. Jeremiah Williamson ’06, 10th Bishop of Albany, and Bishop Mesrop Parsamyan,Primate of the Eastern Diocese of the Armenian Church of America, in recognition of their service and distinction within the Church.
Megachurch geography: Why America's largest churches thrive where they do

2 weeks ago | anglican.ink | Ryan Burge

There’s an inherent tension between the world of religion and the field of social science. Lots of people of faith have a worldview that is based, in large part, on a belief in supernatural phenomenon. For them, the existence of angels, demons, and the Holy Spirit is just an assumption of their worldview. When they are confronted with some data that is saying that one church in their community is growing, they often want to attribute that to some type of supernatural cause.
Antisemitic Attack Kills Messianic Jewish Bridge-Builder

2 weeks ago | anglican.ink | Joe Carter

The Story: Two Israeli embassy staffers—including one who was a Christian—were killed outside the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, DC, earlier this week in what authorities describe as an antisemitic attack by a pro-Palestinian gunman. The Background: Yaron Lischinsky, 30, and Sarah Milgrim, 26, were shot at close range while attending an American Jewish Committee event for young diplomats.
Episcopal Church vs Afrikaners?

2 weeks ago | anglican.ink | Mark Tooley

Recently the U.S. chartered a flight for 59 Afrikaner refugees from South Africa even as nearly all other refugees from around the world are now blocked. Two senior U.S. officials greeted the Afrikaners at the airport. According to the U.S. President, there is a “genocide” against the white Afrikaners. The Episcopal Church’s relief agency in protest is refusing any further cooperation with U.S. refugee resettlement.
"Oh dear – here we go again!": No action from the CoE on policing itself over abuse

2 weeks ago | anglican.ink | Gavin Drake

Regular readers will know that the Church of England used to have a problem with safeguarding, and didn’t know how to deal effectively with allegations of abuse, didn’t know how to respond well to victims and survivors; and prioritised its own institutional reputation over the needs those who have suffered abuse at the hands of clergy and senior lay people in the Church.
Welsh archbishop faces backlash after publication of critical reports

4 weeks ago | anglican.ink | Martin Shipton

The Archbishop of Wales, Andy John, is suffering a serious backlash following the publication of critical reports on the running of his home cathedral in Bangor. Independent investigators reported incidents of inappropriate sexual behaviour and other serious safeguarding concerns that left people feeling unsafe.
Primus rejoices at election of Pope Leo XIV

4 weeks ago | anglican.ink | Mark Strange

The election of Pope Leo XIV has been welcomed by Bishop Mark Strange, Primus of the Scottish Episcopal Church. The Primus said after the new Pope appeared on the balcony at St Peter’s Square in the Vatican City: “I rejoice in the news of the election of Pope Leo and I offer the prayers of the Scottish Episcopal Church as he begins this very special ministry, for the strength and courage to lead the Catholic Church in its mission to bring love and hope to the world.