Cameroon: Visit of Sarah Mullally, First Female Archbishop of Canterbury
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Sarah Mullally, the first female Archbishop of Canterbury, is making a historic visit to Cameroon from July 31 to August 4. This is her first African tour since her installation last March as head of the Anglican Communion, which has some 85 million members. In Cameroon, the Anglican Church, a minority but influential, has approximately 3 million members. This visit carries significant symbolic weight in a country marked by the Anglophone crisis…
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The new Archbishop of Canterbury, Sarah Mullally has just made an emotional visit to Ghana and Cameroon, at the invitation of the Anglican Church in Africa. While there, she visited Cape Coast Castle, which had been used to imprison enslaved people by the British in the seventeenth century. Today I visited Cape Coast Castle. Seeing […] The post Richard Tice tried to mansplain Christianity to the Archbishop of Canterbury, and these 18 takedowns w…
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