George Conger is a journalist who writes for Anglican Ink, covering news and events within the Anglican Communion. With a focus on issues related to the Church of England and its global counterparts, George provides in-depth reporting on clergy abuse cases, leadership controversies, legal settlements, and other topics relevant to the Anglican community.
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A former priest of the diocese of Exeter was convicted today of 13 counts of sexual assault for abusing two boys over 25 years ago.
The former primate of Mexico has died. The Most Rev. Francisco Manuel Moreno passed away unexpectedly on April 30, 2024. He was 74 years of age.
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By: George Conger
Getting more boys into Sunday School can help reform and renew Caribbean culture, the Bishop of Trinidad and Tobago told his diocesan synod last
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Nine people died last week when a bus carrying pilgrims home from the annual Bernard Mizeki festival in Marondera caught fire. On the evening of 16 June 2024 the bus carrying 62 people caught fire. “Along with other diocesan leaders, we went to the scene of the accident,” the Rt. Rev Erick Ruwona of the Diocese of Manicaland said in a statement. While “54 pilgrims survived the fire… we are deeply saddened to confirm that eight pilgrims are still missing, and we fear they perished in the blaze,” he said. A ninth person has subsequently died from thei8r burns.
The Church of North India has consecrated its second woman bishop. On 25 June 2024 the Rt. Rev. Sushma Kumar, Bishop in Chhattisgarh was ordained by the moderator, the Most Rev. Bijaya Kumar Nayak and the bishops in Pune, Bhopal, Gujarat and Cuttack at the CNI Bhavan Chapel at the church's headquarters in New Delhi. The General Secretary of the CNI, the Rev. Dr DJ Ajith Jumar preached the sermon. Clergy from the diocese also attended the gathering.
By: George Conger
The Bishop of Burnley, the Rt. Rev. Philip North, waded into the mire of American political opinion today by offering an encomium to President Joe Biden. Speaking on the BBC's Radio 4 Thought for the Day for July 22, 2023, Bishop North repeated the talking points shared by Democratic pundits in the hours following the posting of a letter purportedly written by the president on the social media platform X on July 21.
The Archbishop of Canterbury has urged the government to put the interests of customers before shareholders of water utilities.
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