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Article explaining the history of Anglicanism in Ireland, the situation today and the story of Gafcon Ireland what it hopes to achieve.
A first-hand account of the enthronement of Archbishop Justin Badi Arama.
In this letter, Archbishop Nicholas reminds us of 1 Corinthians 7:29 - 'the time is short.' As a result, we must put the gospel at the heart of all we do as a movement.
Article detailing the story of the Anglican Church in Brazil, and the installation of the Most Rev. Miguel Uchoa Cavalcanti, its new Primate and Archbishop.
Statement from Fellowship of Confessing Anglicans - New Zealand (FCANZ) following the General Synod's decision to bless same-sex relationships.
In the first in a series of articles, Rev. Melvin Tinker explains why GAFCON 2008 and 2013 were crucial and what he's looking forward to at GAFCON 2018.
An article outlining the outlook for the gospel in Africa, giving reasons for encouragement and prayer.
In the second in our series, Jane Tooher explains her experiences of GAFCON 2008 and 2013 and what she's looking forward to about GAFCON 2018.
In part 3 of our series looking forward to Gafcon 2018, Winnie Njenga shares her reflections on the previous conference in Nairobi, Kenya in 2013.
Statement from Archbishop Peter Jensen following critical comments made by Bishop Joseph Idowu-Fearon on the newly formed Anglican Church in Brazil.
In this article, Archbishop Peter Jensen explores the distinction between sin existing in the church and doctrine being changed and blessing what God condemns.
In his June letter, Archbishop Okoh talks about GAFCON 2018 and how even those not attending have a vital role to play.
In the fourth and final article in the series, Bishop Tito Zavala shares why the Gafcon conferences are so important to him, and the whole movement.
Despite how you can get involved in the biggest Anglican gathering in 50 years. Everything you need to know can be found here.
Two people were there at the launch of Gafcon Ireland in a powerful reformational moment for the Church in Ireland. Find out what happened and what is happening to change the face of the Irish Church...
Various missional networks are springing up around the world, bringing the leadership of Gafcon from the primates of each nation to the clergy and lay people working together to bring reformation,...
Gafcon Ireland marks a turning point in the country's spiritual future, as faithful Anglican communities look towards the future and a vision of bringing the good news to their beloved Ireland.
It's the kind of thing that happens at Gafcon: meeting old friends and new ones. The Anglican Church in Brazil is a new province that marks the beginning of just such a new partnership.