For many decades, Bishop Nathaniel was one of the standout leaders in making Anglicanism an indigenous faith among his people and forming the modern Episcopal Church of South Sudan.
Interim ACNA leader Julian Dobbs canceled the event on sexism and abuse prevention amid rancor that threatens to undo the church’s “two integrities” on women’s ordination.
Archbishop Mullally’s address signaled leadership focused on stability and consensual leadership, while LLF’s end ensured more years of culture war over sexuality.
After disruptions to a recent service of reconciliation at St. Luke’s Cathedral, Sapele, the Archbishop of Nigeria suspended eight clerics and dissolved its lay governance.
Arnold Hollis of Sandys, Bermuda, died an archdeacon at 92, but it took him 17 years of persistent inquiries to be welcomed as a priest in the nation where he was born.