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Archbishop · United KingdomThe Archbishop of Canterbury has used his Easter sermon to say the church is not party political after facing criticism over his high-profile condemnation of the government's controversial Rwanda deportation scheme.See the Story
Archbishop of Canterbury says church is not party political amid Rwanda plan spat
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Church of England · AndoverJohn Herbert Barlow was born in Kingswood, near Bristol in 1877. His father was a Moravian Church minister, a denomination that originated in 15th-century Bohemia which later spread to England. The 1881 census records the Barlow family at the parsonage at Baltonsborough, near Wells, in Somerset.See the Story
David Borrett's feature: The Andover vicar behind a grumpy letter from 1924
100% Center coverage: 1 sources
Church of England · WashingtonThe Church of England has determined that referring to a transgender priest as a "bloke" and a "fella" does not constitute offensive language after an investigation into comments made by a former clergy member about the denomination's first trans-identified archdeacon. #ChurchofEngland #TransgenderPriest #LGBT #Bloke #OffensiveLanguage #ReligiousFreedom #Conservative #ChristianLegalCentreSee the Story
Church of England dismisses complaint against priest who called trans archdeacon a ‘bloke’
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Church of England · BournemouthMaundy Thursday commemorates the Last Supper - the final meal Jesus shared with his disciples before he was crucified on Good Friday. It is the last Thursday before Easter and is part of Holy Week celebrations. The day will be marked by Queen Camilla at the Royal Maundy Service at Worcester Cathedral in 2024.See the Story
What is Maundy Thursday, how is it celebrated and what is Maundy Money?
Coverage: 2 sources
Europe · United KingdomThe reputation of Christian churches could be damaged if they are viewed as undermining the integrity of the asylum system, Home Office sources warned as further details emerged about alkali attack suspect Abdul Ezedi.See the Story
Churches warned of ‘potential damage’ over involvement in asylum cases
50% Right coverage: 4 sources