Canadian church turns to Twitter
Faced with declining enrolment and revenue on Vancouver Island, the Anglican Church is turning to the social medium where millions of followers already flock: Twitter.
Washington clergy get green light on gays
One day after same-gender marriage becomes legal in the District of Columbia, Washington's Bishop says his priests may preside at those marriages.
• UK bishops agree to relax ban in churches
• New rule a threat to the church, says bishop...
Anglicans rally over Chile quake
The Anglican Diocese of Chile is responding to the urgent needs of members after a magnitude-8.8 earthquake devastated parts of central Chile.
Dr Williams meets Jordan's King
The Archbishop of Canterbury and Anglican Bishop in Jerusalem have been received by His Majesty King Abdullah II of Jordan at the end of a visit to the kingdom.
• Dr Williams visits West Bank and Gaza
• Dr Williams meets heads of churches in Jerusalem
'Bridges' award for Dr Williams
The Archbishop of Canterbury has been given the Woolf Institute of Abrahamic Faiths "Building Bridges Award" in recognition of his "commitment to addressing contemporary cultural and interfaith issues."
CofE keeps distance from ACNA
The Church of England has affirmed the desire of the Anglican Church in North America to remain in the Anglican family, but it is not yet ready for full communion with the breakaway entity.
Dr Williams apologises to gays
The Archbishop of Canterbury has apologised to gay people for the way they are vilified and overlooked - but says bishops in the UK parliament were right to oppose equality legislation.
CofE flounders on women bishops
The Church of England says it will go ahead with installing women as bishops, but a delay in draft legislation has left liberals and traditionalists alike uncertain about how the plan will work in practice.
Nigerian archbishop released
Archbishop Peter Imasuen has been released after being abducted at gunpoint in Edo a week ago.
Dr Williams recalls 'a gruelling decade'
The world has endured a "terrible and gruelling" past decade, says the Archbishop of Canterbury in a New Year message.
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Bankers 'should say sorry'
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Looking to the future
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Call for time limit on sexuality issue
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Gracious overtures
Dr Williams made a "crucial and gracious overture" to those who stayed away.
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Crowning glory
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Our Father in heaven...
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ACC reps enjoy a light moment
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Heading up Communion office
Alyson Barnett-Cowan: “I’m thinking about it as an adventure.”
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ACC begins with Eucharist
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ACC reps stay in the picture
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Limbering up for Lambeth
The newly elected Bishop of Perth leaves the Lambeth opening service. Photo: Ady Kerry/EPA
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Controversial bishop has new mission
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'Beware of Islam'
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On Jordan's bank...
The Archbishop of Canterbury chats with His Majesty King Abdullah II of Jordan.
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Commissioned for ACC service
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Archbishop cool on climate
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Tutu exhorts the faithful
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Crucial voting
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Starting with a drum roll...
Dancers and drummers welcome the altar party for the ACC's opening Eucharist in Kingston, Jamaica.
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Mother church of the Communion
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Our man leaves ACC helm
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Canon
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ACC begins with worship
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'Repent and be changed'
Dr Michael Nazir-Ali, who wants to uphold traditional teachings of the Bible.
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'Many other options for Sunday'
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Listening to voices of the ACC
The Archbishop of Canterbury takes part in an ACC discussion group.
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The bishop fronts up
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