South Africa’s Anglican bishops have taken an initial step toward including LGBT people as full members of their congregations with the passage of a resolution at a meeting in the Grahamstown ...

Nineteen bishops of the Anglican Communion this week announced that the Communion was stronger together than apart and that its members needed one another.

Press Release - Senior bishops from around the Anglican Communion have paid tribute to Nelson Mandela who died today aged 95.

South Africa’s Anglican bishops have taken an initial step toward allowing partnered lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people in their congregations to be full members. The bishops passed a ...

NAIROBI, Kenya (RNS) — Africa’s six female Anglican bishops concluded a historic meeting on Sunday (Jan. 14) by calling for authentic leadership, empowerment and mentoring for women on the ...

Homosexuality and women ordination tops agenda. Bishops of the Anglican Communion in Africa will be meeting here tomorrow with the critical issues of homosexuality and ordination of women as ...

Deep divides between member churches of the Anglican Communion, over homosexuality and other issues, could precipitate its breakup as early as this week.

Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams’ departure at the end of the year as leader of the Church of England and Anglican churches around the world brings to mind the growing importance of ...

After 21 years of democracy, South Africa has come of age to become one of the most thrilling wine countries in the world, planting in new places, harnessing the flavour of forgotten old vineyards ...

The Anglican Church of Southern Africa will not split from the mainstream Church of England over the latter's decision to allow women bishops. As the Anglican clergy prepare for the once-a-decade ...

(RNS) If the Provincial Synod adopts the resolution, the South African church will be the first African province of the Anglican Communion to welcome gays and lesbians as full members, though it ...

South Africa's Anglican bishops have taken an initial step toward including LGBT people as full members of their congregations with the passage of a resolution at a meeting.