Since the early days of his ordination the Archbishop of Canterbury and Mrs Carey have offered hospitality to people who found themselves alone during the year and especially at the time of the Church's great festivals, Easter and Christmas.
03 December 1999
The City of Nazareth, sacred to the Christian world for two thousands years, is facing developments that threaten the peaceful co-existence of Christians and Muslims that has endured over the last 500 years.
19 November 1999
In 1553 Czar Ivan the Terrible allowed "non-orthodox" services to be celebrated in Moscow for the English traders employed by the Russia Company. In 1882 construction started on St Andrew's, which is the only example of English Victorian church architecture in Moscow.
09 November 1999
To call attention to the role of religions in promoting international order and preventing international disorder.
15 October 1999
The Archbishop will host a major gathering today, 13th October 1999, of education experts and practitioners to emphasise the historic partnership of Church and State in education and to encourage the recruitment of more Christian teachers.
08 October 1999
In his book The Good Society Kenneth Galbraith, the Harvard economist, writes these words: There is the inescapable fact that the modern market economy accords wealth and distributes income in a highly unequal, socially adverse and also functionally damaging fashion.
22 September 1999
In his Presidential Address to the Anglican Consultative Council, meeting in Dundee at this time, the Archbishop of Canterbury expressed his disagreement with my new book Godless Morality.
15 September 1999
On 30th August the people of East Timor clearly expressed to the world their deepest willing of being free, independent and to rebuild their homeland.
14 September 1999
The Revd Stephen Woods of Fresh Ministries, Jacksonville, Florida, USA, has been appointed Dean of St George's College, Jerusalem by the Rt Revd Riah Abu El - Assal, Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem.
06 August 1999
The Mothers' Union today revealed the appointment of their new Chief Executive, Reg Bailey. Bailey is the first man to have held this post in the Mothers' Union's 120-year history, and his appointment marks a significant moment for the organisation as they adapt to the challenges and opportunities of the new millennium.
22 July 1999