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GAFCON Forms Global Council, Drops Plan for Rival to Canterbury

The bloc says a conciliar council will steer a 'principled disengagement' from Canterbury-led bodies to reset Anglican governance.

GAFCON Creates Global Anglican Council, Calls Boycott of Canterbury-Led Bodies

Conservative Anglicans Gather in Nigeria to Elect Rival to Canterbury

Sam Pollard’s TUTU Premieres at Berlinale, Revealing an Intimate Portrait of Desmond Tutu

Sarah Mullally Confirmed as First Woman Archbishop of Canterbury in St Paul’s Ceremony

Sarah Mullally Legally Confirmed as Archbishop of Canterbury, a First for the Church of England

Sarah Mullally Takes Office as First Female Archbishop of Canterbury

Poll Finds Churchgoers Poised to Divert Giving Over £100 Million Slavery Reparations Plan

ACNA Inhibits Archbishop Stephen Wood for 60 Days During Misconduct Review

Christ Church’s 1702 Great Bell Damaged on Mischief Night; Restoration Planned as Display Continues

ACNA Archbishop Steve Wood Takes Paid Leave as Misconduct Case Enters Church Inquiry

King Charles III and Pope Leo XIV Share First Public Prayer Since the Reformation

ACNA Archbishop Faces Presentment Over Misconduct Allegations

King Charles and Pope Leo Hold First Public Joint Prayer Since the Reformation

Charles III and Pope Léon XIV Share First Public Prayer in 500 Years at the Sistine Chapel

King Charles Prays With Pope Leo in Sistine Chapel, First for a British Monarch Since the Reformation

King Charles III and Pope Leo XIV Lead First Joint Prayer in 500 Years at Sistine Chapel

Pope Leo XIV and King Charles III Pray Together in the Sistine Chapel, Marking First Public Prayer in 500 Years

Nordic Catholic Church Offers Refuge to Conservative Anglicans After GAFCON Break

GAFCON Severs Ties With Canterbury, Declares Global Anglican Communion