Archbishop Welby's guest appearances

Archbishop Welby

Time To Pray: Common Worship Day and Night Prayer

The Church Times Podcast

The Pastor's Heart with Dominic Steele

Nick Ferrari - The Whole Show

Rory Stewart

Michael Leunig

Greta Thunberg

Jared Diamond

Rob Bell

John Gray

Barbara Brown Taylor

Walt Whitman

Mike Pompeo

George Herbert

Christina Rossetti

Samuel Taylor Coleridge

Tom Wright

Richard Dawkins

Marilynne Robinson

OwlTail

James Wong

Claims today that the global leader of the Anglican Church is out of step with God. The Primates of the Global Anglican Fellowship (GAFCON), meeting in Kigali Rwanda, have said that Archbishop Justin Welby has,‘Departed from the authentic exercise of his office by normalising and praising those who have departed from biblical teaching and practice…and giving equal place to practices contrary to biblical norms, as Anglicans have received them.  We urge him to repent.’ (https://bit.ly/3DmPVas)And the Archbishop of Canterbury’s explanations are described as 'disingenuous if not duplicitous'. The Gafcon Primates statement comes on top of the statement from the Global South Fellowship of Anglican Churches, which if anything, is even stronger. The Global South Fellowship says,‘Archbishop Welby’s first position is lamentable; his second is repugnant to our understanding of the authority and clarity of Holy Scripture. The notion of ‘pluriform’ truth is contrary to the Anglican Ordinal which binds duly consecrated bishops to be responsible for the guarding, teaching and imparting of divine truth in Holy Scripture.’ (https://bit.ly/3smoqas)Archbishop Welby’s actions, which have provoked the criticisms, are his appointment of a new Dean of Canterbury (the lead minister of Canterbury Cathedral in the UK) of a man in a civil same sex partnership. The Global South statement says, ‘It feels as if the present Archbishop of Canterbury has shut the door of the [Canterbury] Cathedral to orthodox bishops, clergy and members of the [Anglican] Communion.’  (https://bit.ly/3smoqas)We are speaking today with: Archbishop Foley Beach, from North America, who is the chair of the GAFCON Movement, but who also is aligned with the Global South.Archbishop James Wong, Primate of Indian Ocean, who is one of the leading figures in the Global South, and who was also at the GAFCON Primates meeting. UK Bishop Andy Lines, who leads the Anglican Network in Europe, and who was also present at the GAFCON meeting.Support the show--To make a one off contribution to support The Pastor's Heart's ministry go to this link, or to become a regular Patreon supporter click here.

Claims today that the global leader of the Anglican Church is out of step with God. The Primates of the Global Anglican Fellowship (GAFCON), meeting in Kigali Rwanda, have said that Archbishop Justin Welby has,‘Departed from the authentic exercise of his office by normalising and praising those who have departed from biblical teaching and practice…and giving equal place to practices contrary to biblical norms, as Anglicans have received them.  We urge him to repent.’ (<a href="https://bit.ly/3DmPVas" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://bit.ly/3DmPVas</a>)And the Archbishop of Canterbury’s explanations are described as 'disingenuous if not duplicitous'. The Gafcon Primates statement comes on top of the statement from the Global South Fellowship of Anglican Churches, which if anything, is even stronger. The Global South Fellowship says,‘Archbishop Welby’s first position is lamentable; his second is repugnant to our understanding of the authority and clarity of Holy Scripture. The notion of ‘pluriform’ truth is contrary to the Anglican Ordinal which binds duly consecrated bishops to be responsible for the guarding, teaching and imparting of divine truth in Holy Scripture.’ (<a href="https://bit.ly/3smoqas" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://bit.ly/3smoqas</a>)Archbishop Welby’s actions, which have provoked the criticisms, are his appointment of a new Dean of Canterbury (the lead minister of Canterbury Cathedral in the UK) of a man in a civil same sex partnership. The Global South statement says, ‘It feels as if the present Archbishop of Canterbury has shut the door of the [Canterbury] Cathedral to orthodox bishops, clergy and members of the [Anglican] Communion.’  (<a href="https://bit.ly/3smoqas" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://bit.ly/3smoqas</a>)We are speaking today with: <ul><li>Archbishop Foley Beach, from North America, who is the chair of the GAFCON Movement, but who also is aligned with the Global South.</li><li>Archbishop James Wong, Primate of Indian Ocean, who is one of the leading figures in the Global South, and who was also at the GAFCON Primates meeting. </li><li>UK Bishop Andy Lines, who leads the Anglican Network in Europe, and who was also present at the GAFCON meeting.</li></ul> <a href="https://www.patreon.com/thepastorsheart" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>-- To make a one off contribution to support The Pastor's Heart's ministry <a href="https://share.fluro.io/form/640bd976ad762a0034a23f54" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">go to this link</a>, or to become a regular <a href="http://patreon.com/thepastorsheart" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Patreon supporter click here</a>.

A call for Archbishop Welby to repent.  His statement is 'disingenuous, if not duplicitous' - with Foley Beach, James Wong and Andy Lines

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Archbishop Welby criticises Rwanda plan for migrants

On this week's podcast, Madeleine Davies speaks exclusively to Archbishop Justin Welby, in Blakeney, Norfolk, his childhood escape.The Archbishop speaks candidly, among other things, about why he draws on his difficult family history in his public ministry; whether he would have liked to have been an MP; and why he loves to mess around on boats.Subscribe to the Church Times Podcast on iTunes.

On this week's podcast, Madeleine Davies speaks exclusively to Archbishop Justin Welby, in Blakeney, Norfolk, his childhood escape. The Archbishop speaks candidly, among other things, about why he draws on his difficult family history in his public ministry; whether he would have liked to have been an MP; and why he loves to mess around on boats. Subscribe to the Church Times Podcast on iTunes.

Archbishop Welby back in Blakeney - exclusive interview on his childhood, faith, & love of the sea