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Guest Post – Remembering Rowan

By Peter Ould Posted on March 18, 2012 Posted in Church of England, Guest Post 1 Comment Tagged with Anglican Church, Archbishop Of Canterbury, Bishops, Clergy, Cofe, Conscience, Curate, Demographics, Impossible Time, Incumbency, Last Ten Years, Liberal Position, Richard England, Same Sex Relationships, Style Of Leadership, Tenure, Trenches, West Wing, Western Cultures, Worldwide Anglican Communion

The following is a guest post by Revd Richard England, a Curate in Derby Diocese about to move to his first incumbency. ————- Remembering Rowan: A Voice from the Trenches Lots of people will be writing obituaries of Archbishop Rowanâ€™s …

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Lambeth 2008 – Moving Forward

By Peter Ould Posted on August 5, 2008 Posted in Anglican Communion, Wholeness 46 Comments Tagged with Bishops, Bitterness, Communion, Confusion, Discernment, Genuine Heart, Glimpse, Global Community, Lambeth, Loyalty, New Thoughts, Patience, Reflection, Reflections, Returning Home, Rowan Williams, Scripture And Tradition, Style Of Leadership, University Of Kent

So the big shin-dig at the campus of the University of Kent is over. Bishops are either returning home or taking the opportunity to spend a few days having a look round this Sceptered Isle. The Reflections Document has been …

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Guest Post – Remembering Rowan

Lambeth 2008 – Moving Forward