Sexuality Conflict Shows No Sign of Ending
By Kirk Petersen

The goal was for Lambeth Conference 2022 to move beyond the issue of human sexuality. But it seems that both sides have dug in too deep for that, and procedural missteps didn't help.  Read on

Bishops Commit to Making Churches Safe for All
By Mark Michael

“The problem of safe church, of safeguarding… has been the biggest, most painful burden of this role,” said Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby. Read on

Opening Service Marked by Praise, Division
By Mark Michael

A thousand people lifted prayers and songs in nearly a dozen languages in ancient Canterbury Cathedral, at the opening Lambeth service. But a boycott of the Eucharist belied the sense of unity. Read on

Lambeth 2022: Is White Privilege Making the Calls?
By David Goodhew

When almost all the micro-dioceses are in the west, and when western bishops are disproportionately present at Lambeth 2022, this is white privilege in action. Read on

Lambeth in Retrospect: Part Two

By Andrew Goddard

One of Archbishop Justin’s priorities on taking office in March 2013 was reconciliation.  Read on

The Imperative of Anglican Financial Transparency
By Benjamin M. Guyer

Economic disparity defines an unknown number of relations between the Anglican provinces of the more affluent Global North and those of the far poorer Global South. Read on

Lambeth and the Growth of Asian Anglicanism

By David Goodhew

Anglican churches in Asia are generally smaller than elsewhere, and not as well known in the wider Communion. But some have grown quickly, and gained deep influence in strategic parts of the world. Read on

Is There a Rationale for the Anglican Communion?

By Ephraim Radner

Reality is full, complex, varied, ever challenging, and must be described as such. So is communion. Read on