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GAFCON latest: The dual challenges of an aggressive secular world and...
By Chris Sugden, Christian Today There is nothing in Anglicanism like GAFCON. The Lambeth Conferences have all the bishops and their wives; the Anglican Consultative Council has a few representatives...
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GAFCON 2 report, Friday 25th October
By Andrew Symes Morning worship William Taylor from St Helen’s Bishopsgate preached the sermon after a service of Morning Prayer led by Bishop Tim Dakin. As we opened Ephesians 5, we were reminded of...
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NAIROBI: GAFCON Anglican Bishops Say They Will Cross Boundaries in Defiance...
by David Virtue, VOL In a bold move designed to maintain unity in the Anglican Communion, 331 orthodox Anglican archbishops and bishops meeting at the Global Anglican Future Conference (GAFCON)...
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GAFCON 2013: The Nairobi Communique
You are no longer foreigners and aliens, but fellow citizens with God’s people and members of God’s household, built on the foundation of the apostles and prophets, with Christ Jesus himself as the...
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Fwd: The GAFCON Jerusalem Cross
The GAFCON Jerusalem cross has been brought from Jerusalem where the first GAFCON was held in 2008. It was carried in procession during the final communion service. It will stay in Nairobi until the...
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GAFCON offers itself as ‘important and effective instrument of Communion’
By Chris Sugden, Christian Today GAFCON2013 began by learning from the East African Revival and ended with the singing of the revival song 'Tukutendereza Jesu' in response to the reading of the Nairobi...
View ArticleTop 10 Things You May Not Have Expected About GAFCON
By Jeffrey Walton, Juicy Ecumenism The Global Anglican Future Conference is meeting this week in Nairobi, Kenya, gathering together almost 1,400 delegates from across over 40 countries and 27 Anglican...
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GAFCON2 reflections, Nairobi, October 2013
By Simon Vibert GAFCON2 (the Global Anglican Fellowship Conference) has just finished. Choosing Nairobi as a venue has caused considerable anxiety over recent months. The airport was nearly destroyed...
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GAFCON 2 Resources
Why GAFCON 2? by Andrew Symes GAFCON 2013: The Nairobi Communique GAFCON 2 Daily diary
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Communiqué from the GAFCON Primates Council
Read here Read also: GAFCON and the Road Ahead for Conciliar Governance by Canon Phil Ashey, AAC
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