The Rebel Priest ‘Gay people in the Church are not going to go away’

Fr Andrew was interviewed by the Guardian recently about his new post at Lady Margaret Hall in Oxford, the work of the Campaign and the challenges to the Church of England in its current attitudes to gay people and our relationships. You can read the article here and the full text of the article is …

University of Kent seeks meeting with Lambeth Conference organisers

The University of Kent has come under pressure from its own students and (and here) staff, as well as many others, for agreeing to host the Lambeth Conference, at which the husbands and wives of gay and lesbian bishops have been uninvited.  The University has now issued the following statement and is seeking a meeting …

Toronto Bishops issue statement on Lambeth Conference

The College of Bishops of Toronto have issued a statement in response to the action of the Archbishop of Canterbury in refusing to invite the husband of Bishop Kevin Robertson to the Lambeth Conference in 2020.  It is a model of gentle Anglican faith and patience, tinged with inevitable sadness. College of Bishops’ Statement Feast …

American bishops criticise Lambeth Conference discrimination

  From the Episcopal News Website: The American Episcopal Church’s House of Bishops said March 15 that it is “aggrieved and distressed” by Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby’s decision to exclude the same-sex spouses of bishops invited to the 2020 Lambeth Conference. Full article here. The bishops of the American Episcopal Church have reacted strongly …

Invite a bishop’s husband to your home for Lambeth

OneBodyOneFaith responds to the failure to invite the husbands and wives of gay and lesbian bishops to the Lambeth Conference. In the light of the disappointing exclusion of the husbands, wives and partners of gay and lesbian bishops from the Lambeth Conference OneBodyOneFaith has issued an invitation to the spouses and partners of gay and …

Husbands and wives of gay and lesbian bishops banned from Lambeth 2020

Every decade or so the bishops of the Anglican Communion’s constituent Churches are invited by the Archbishop of Canterbury to gather for fellowship, prayer and discussion on the issues affecting the life of the Churches of the Communion for the Lambeth Conference. The next meeting is to be held in 2020 [postponed to 2022] and …