A church court issues strong allegations against Bishop of Florida Samuel Howard, while a divide in the Anglican Communion widens

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Bishop Howard is accused of bias, imperiling the election of Father Holt


** 'Pattern & Practice' of Discrimination in FL
By Kirk Petersen
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A church court found that Bishop of Florida Samuel Johnson Howard improperly excluded some clergy from the voting pool, undermining the integrity of an election decided by a single vote. Read on ([link removed])


** GSFA Demands Anglican Communion Reset
By Mark Michael
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Leaders of the Global South Fellowship of Anglican Churches contend that leadership of the Communion has passed from the Archbishop of Canterbury to them. Read on ([link removed])
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** Welby Received Pushback on Slavery Fund
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** By Kirk Petersen
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After the Church of England earmarked £100 million to atone for the church's role in slavery, the Archbishop of Canterbury said 98 percent of the feedback was negative. "We're still going ahead with it." Read on ([link removed])


** Podcast: Lent is a Gift for You (Yes, You)
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Interview by Amber Noel

Esau McCaulley discusses his recent brief, readable guide to the season of Lent. Read on ([link removed])

Suffering and Faithfulness: Free Discussion Guide for Lent ([link removed])

Useful for groups or personal reflection, this downloadable and printable nine-page PDF includes three Lenten-themed articles for study and conversation. From the editors of The Living Church.


** What Next for 'Living, Love, and Faith'?
By Christopher Cocksworth
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Careful work on this next stage of LLF could rebuild some of the trust and repair tears to the fabric of our common life, and so avert lasting damage. Read on ([link removed])


** On Canterbury: A Thought Experiment
By George Sumner
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The See of Canterbury combines, impossibly, leadership of the Church of England and of the Anglican Communion. What would happen if we separate the two? Read on ([link removed])


** To Care and Not to Care
By Ian Olson
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We need instilled in us a holy disregard for the falsehoods posing as significant: teapot tempests on Facebook, attention-sucking TikTok videos, industry moguls and other purveyors of capitalist subjugation. Read on ([link removed])


** God's Call in These Days
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An online Lent Course on discernment, in partnership with the School of Christian Faith and Leadership of the Episcopal Diocese of Washington, every Wednesday in March. Register here ([link removed]) .

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