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Bishop of Coventry. on Monday, 4 November 2024 at 10.33 am by Simon Kershaw categorised as Church of England, News. Press release from 10 Downing Street.See also this announcement on the Coventry diocesan website, and here on the Sheffield site.. The King has approved the nomination of The Right Reverend Sophie Jelley, Suffragan Bishop of Doncaster to be appointed as Bishop of Coventry.
Opinion – 9 November 2024 | Thinking Anglicans
4 days ago · Opinion – 9 November 2024. on Saturday, 9 November 2024 at 11.25 am by Peter Owen categorised as Opinion. Andrew Graystone The Tablet Canterbury: who next?. Philip Welsh Church Times Language matters when talking about vocation “The Church’s calling matters more than an individual’s sense of whether it is the right course of action”
Opinion – 31 January 2024 - Thinking Anglicans
Opinion – 31 January 2024. on Wednesday, 31 January 2024 at 11.22 am by Peter Owen categorised as Opinion. Colin Coward Unadulterated Love The difference between the unconditionally loving God of Jesus and today’s abusive, unhealthy omni-God. Helen King sharedconversations Resets, settlement, commitments and explorations… A …
Opinion – 20 January 2024 - Thinking Anglicans
Jan 20, 2024 · Peter, you throw Gnosticism at Colin Coward the way some politicians throw “liberal” or “woke” at their opponents, as a way to condemn without having to explain, as a way to condemn arguments you disagree with, possibly without even understanding the argument Mr. Coward is trying to make. There is nothing wrong with arguing against dualism.
Living in Love and Faith - Thinking Anglicans
Feb 9, 2023 · That this Synod, recognising the commitment to learning and deep listening to God and to each other of the Living in Love and Faith process, and desiring with God’s help to journey together while acknowledging the different deeply held convictions within the Church: (a) lament and repent of the failure of the Church to be welcoming to LGBTQI+ ...
Opinion – 11 October 2023 | Thinking Anglicans
Oct 11, 2023 · Oliver Harrison fails to mention all of the ways life has become easier for Clergy. They are much less expected to be on call at all hours, the vicars wife is no longer expected to teach Sunday School, a rest day on both Fridays AND Saturdays is a commonplace, they are no longer expected to teach classes of 30 children unsupervised.
Opinion – 26 November 2022 | Thinking Anglicans
Opinion – 26 November 2022. on Saturday, 26 November 2022 at 11.00 am by Peter Owen categorised as Opinion. Stephen Parsons Surviving Church Survivor/Victim -Looking at the meanings of words in the Safeguarding World. Jessica Martin ViaMedia.News Real Presence in Sex and Sacrament. Talique Taylor Earth & Altar What is Communion?. Kelvin Holdsworth What’s in Kelvin’s Head Turning Up and ...
Opinion – 1 November 2023 - Thinking Anglicans
Opinion – 1 November 2023. on Wednesday, 1 November 2023 at 11.00 am by Peter Owen categorised as Opinion. Andrew Atherstone Law & Religion UK The House of Bishops of the Church of England and public transparency. Marcus Walker The Critic The road to Wigan’s tears. Evan McWilliams ViaMedia.News Same-sex Marriage and the Book of Common Prayer. Colin Coward Unadulterated Love Are we heading ...
Opinion – 18 November 2023 - Thinking Anglicans
Opinion – 18 November 2023. on Saturday, 18 November 2023 at 11.26 am by Peter Owen categorised as Opinion. Neil Elliot NumbersMatters A question of position: CofE stats 2022. Adrian Thatcher ViaMedia.News Vile Bodies?. Ray Gaston ViaMedia.News Reclaiming Orthodoxy. The Guardian view on the C of E and same-sex relationships: love finds a way
Opinion – 18 May 2024 - Thinking Anglicans
Opinion – 18 May 2024. on Saturday, 18 May 2024 at 11.13 am by Peter Owen categorised as Opinion. Helen King sharedconversations Hidden in plain sight: Soul Survivor again. Philip North ViaMedia.News On Conscience. Paul Bickley and George Lapshynov Church Times Does religion influence votes? “Yes, but not in a straightforward way”