Stories you might have missed — January 2017

Posted on January 31, 2017
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Here are some key posts you may have missed this last month. Each link opens in a new window.

Is GAFCON the problem? – Dr. Peter Jensen responds to criticism of GAFCON by the Secretary General of the Anglican Communion.
The Grace of God – or the World of the West? – we featured this challenging address at GAFCON II by Dr. Mike Ovey, who went home to be with the Lord on 7th January.
Dick Lucas on Mark’s Gospel – a wonderful resource from St. Helen’s Bishopsgate.
Remnant in Scotland finding hope through GAFCON – The Rector of St. Thomas’ Church in Edinburgh shares something of the crisis which has hit the Scottish Episcopal Church through its accommodation to secular culture.
Dr Gavin Ashenden resigns as Chaplain to the Queen – This story has gained some traction in the secular press.
New Women’s Ministry Stream at Moore College – Jane Tooher outlines Moore College’s new women’s ministry study stream.
Proposed bill ‘doesn’t protect religious freedom’ – The Diocese of Sydney has told a Senate Inquiry the proposed bill on same-sex marriage does not sufficiently protect freedom of religion.

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