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Global Anglicans tell Church in Wales leaders to 'turn back from their error'

Global Anglicans tell Church in Wales leaders to 'turn back from their error'
Lydia Houghton
Lydia Houghton

Leaders of the Church in Wales "have shown their determination to continue to wander from the truth of God's Word" says the Global Anglican Council.

In a statement issued on the 17th of April, Laurent Mbanda, Chairman of the Global Anglican Council - formerly known as the Gafcon Primates Council - called on Church in Wales leaders "to turn back from their error and 'to choose this day' whom they will serve", citing Joshua 24v15.

Why I've stayed with the Church in Wales

Why I've stayed with the Church in Wales
Samuel Patterson
Samuel Patterson

Towards the end of November last year, the bishops of the Church in Wales (part of the Anglican Communion) released a pastoral letter outlining their roadmap for the full authorisation of same-sex blessings – and then the introduction of same-sex marriage within the denomination.

If you haven’t been following events, this follows the introduction of liturgy for the blessing of same-sex couples on a trial basis in the autumn of 2021 by the Governing Body.

Global dismay at Welsh Archbishop's election

Global dismay at Welsh Archbishop's election
Lydia Houghton
Lydia Houghton

Orthodox Anglicans around the world are reacting with dismay after the election of the new Archbishop of Wales, Cherry Vann, who is openly in a same-sex relationship.

The Biblically orthodox Global Anglican Future Conference (GAFCON) called Vann’s election “another painful nail in the coffin of Anglican orthodoxy.”

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