In the name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit...
Dean Ross performs the first baptism at Holy Trinity Cathedral's new glass baptismal font.
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WORTH A LOOK...
- Ruth Gledhill: CofE to push ahead
- British military short of chaplains
- Dr Williams praises Zimbabwe courage
- Obituary: Father Michael Harper
- Jim Wallis on values and Wall Street
- 'Oprah' paved way for Congo sisters
- National prayer breakfast sparks row
- Obama condemns Ugandan legislation
- When church becomes a fight club
- Pope says Anglicans are a blessing
- Road from Haiti paved with goodness
- Pope's visit a mix of pomp and protest
- Blair says Iraq advice was sufficient
- Ordinariate: Humble pie for sceptics
- CofE writes of US$78m investment
- How rock stepped into church
- Givin' it to the man, Islamic style
- Dr Williams on global concerns
- Dr Williams awarded Jesuit prize
- Thousands mark Holocaust Day
- Get blogging, Pope tells priests
- Where does our treasure lie?
- Eco-spirituality v. the church
- Bishops seal fate on equality bill?
- Preaching for a lifestyle change
- So what could you live without?
- Between God and a hard place
- Debate on women bishops delayed
- John Sentamu: A pasting for Mammon
- Bosco Peters: Is Christ God's avatar?
- Mission: Closer to God at Msalato
- Pope defends invitation to Anglicans
- Thomas Lynch: Preaching to bishops
- Kelvin Wright: Music hath charms
- Feminist writer Mary Daly dies at 81
- Video: Pope knocked down at Mass
- Oral Roberts, fiery preacher, dies at 91
Dr Williams regrets
The Archbishop of Canterbury has expressed regret at the decision of the Most Rev Dr Mouneer Anis, Bishop of the
Diocese of Egypt with North Africa and the Horn of Africa, and President Bishop of the Province of Jerusalem and the Middle East, to resign from Standing Committee of the Anglican Communion.
"Bishop Mouneer has made an important contribution to the work of the Standing Committee, for which I am deeply grateful," Dr Williams said. "I regret his decision to stand down but will continue to welcome his active engagement with the life of the Communion and the challenges we face together."
Bishop Mouneer cited the ongoing revisions of The Episcopal Church and Standing Committee''s failure to discipline TEC based on recommendations of the Windsor Report and the Primates Meetings.
Nigerian archbishop released
Archbishop Peter Imasuen has been released after being abducted at gunpoint in Edo a week ago.
Haitian churchgoers look to future
There may not be a single Episcopal church standing in Port-au-Prince today but that lack of walls and roofs does not mean the church in Haiti is dead.
St John's to host mission centennial
St John's College will host the June centennial of the landmark World Missionary Conference held in Edinburgh.
Dr Williams stars in ethics forum
The Archbishop of Canterbury has shone in a three-day conference called “Building an Ethical Economy,” sponsored by Trinity Church, Wall Street.
Taranaki to join cathedral club
Taranaki is about to become the new kid on the block in the world of Anglican cathedrals.
Churches rally to Haiti's aid
Church aid agencies are responding to the humanitarian disaster in Haiti.
• Pregnant women face difficult deliveries
• WCC calls for Haiti's foreign debt to be cancelled
• African archbishops back Haiti relief campaign
• Aftershock rocks Haiti as diocese expands recovery role
• You can help through Christian World Service
• Photos: Episcopalians respond to the quake
• Haitian bishop rejects offers to evacuate
• Episcopal Church spends Sunday in prayer
• Race against time to supply clean water
• No dignity for the dead in Port-au-Prince
• A prayer after the earthquake
• Dr Williams' message of support
