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From 2-10 October 2019, 7 bishops and their wives from Brazil, Chile and Uruguay met for the sixth Gafcon Bishops’ Training Institute. They were hosted by Archbishop Miguel Uchoa from Recife, with...
Archbishop Nicholas Okoh explains his decision not to attend the upcoming Anglican Communion Primates meeting in October 2017, and refutes the accusation that Gafcon is causing disunity.
To the Faithful of the Global Fellowship of Confessing Anglicans and friends from Archbishop Eliud Wabukala, Primate of Kenya and Chairman of the GAFCON Primates’ Council Advent 2013 Be strong and...
Charles Raven, Gafcon’s Membership Development Secretary, has written a moving and powerful article in the Evangelicals Now newspaper to reinforce the vital work of Gafcon in encouraging us to uphold...
Last week AMiE, the Anglican Mission in England launched a program to plant 25 AMiE churches by 2025 and 250 by 2050. This week a new church in Scarborough is confirmed.
Rev Dr. Noll argues that Bishop Fearon is mistakenly making relationship with Canterbury ‘the unique feature of Anglicanism' rather than biblical orthodoxy.
First it was journalist Andrew Brown at The Guardian, then Ruth Gledhill at Christian Today and now John Bingham of the Telegraph, quoting the Queen’s address to the Church of England General Synod,...
Gafcon Ireland reports on the two-day residential which was held for over 50 church leaders who are proclaiming the Gospel, partnering with faithful Anglicans, planting churches and preparing...
A statement from Gafcon General Secretary, Peter Jensen, on the death of Mike Ovey.
Article explaining the history of Anglicanism in Ireland, the situation today and the story of Gafcon Ireland what it hopes to achieve.
Our General Secretary, Dr Peter Jensen, has written a series of reflections following the January 2016 Primates Gathering on the fundamentals underpinning the basis of our faith. This is the fourth...
A Communiqué from the Gafcon Primates Council held in Sydney, Australia 29th April - 2nd May 2019
Peter Jensen reflects on the life and work of William Tyndale, whose belief in the clarity of scripture led him to translate the Bible into English.
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.
The Archbishop of Uganda, Stanley Ntagali, welcomes the new Kenyan Primate The Rt. Rev. Jackson Ole Sapit
On 14th August 2019 the Gafcon Branch in Tanzania was launched, with eleven bishops in attendance, ten serving and one retired, including two former Primates. Their communique marks an historic...
An article on what expository preaching is, how it upholds the authority of scripture and how it is central to the Gafcon movement and wider parish ministry.