The Church of England has to rebuild trust
That the Archbishop of Canterbury had to resign is a dark day in the life of the Church of England. He was right to resign but this leaves us with the question of where the church goes now.
That the Archbishop of Canterbury had to resign is a dark day in the life of the Church of England. He was right to resign but this leaves us with the question of where the church goes now.
Gerry Lynch looks at managerialism and the employment of managers in the CofE. ”The most high-profile of these “Ministers in Secular Employment”, as they are officially termed, is now undoubtedly…
Wigan’s restructuring has shown that the C of E’s current plans to create super-benefices do not work as intended.
“The Save the Parish movement, born a year ago this month, has seen its leaders chided as “rascally voices” by Archbishops, and roundly condemned by certain more excitable bishops (generally…