"People came with lots of fear, apprehension and pessimism about the usefulness and outcomes of an Indaba consultation," said Bishop Pradeep Kumar Samantaroy of Amritsar, convenor of a meeting in Delhi in March 2010 in preparation for the Continuing Indaba project.
27 March 2010
Codrington College, Barbados, which is the oldest dedicated Anglican theological College in the Western Hemisphere and serves the Province of the West Indies, hosted a Theological Hub meeting for the Continuing Indaba project from the 23rd to the 25th March 2010.
26 March 2010
The College of the Transfiguration, Grahamstown, in South Africa’s Eastern Cape, has been a centre of study and support for the Anglican Church for nearly eighty years, and it was here that seventeen theologians and church leaders met in November 2009 to work on resources for the first formal conversations of the Continuing Indaba project.
29 November 2009
“In the Anglican Church, the different groups seem to be in flight. Flight in this case is seen as trying to escape the problem. However, Hagar’s flight leads her into a situation of listening to God and also reflecting on the issues at stake.”
29 October 2009
At the ACC-13 meeting in Nottingham a resolution was passed that asked the Secretary General to do a number of things in connection with the Listening Process.
07 May 2009
During the past few years the Anglican Communion has been developing a ‘Listening Process’. The root of the process was in response to the request of the bishops attending the Lambeth Conference in 1998 in Resolution 1.10 to establish "a means of monitoring the work done on the subject of human sexuality in the Communion" and to honour the process of mutual listening...
06 May 2009
More than other Lambeth Conference in memory has the words "indigenous" and "culture" made it into the concluding report as in this Indaba report
27 August 2008
The Reflections Group has been privileged to serve the Lambeth Conference in their capacity as Listeners in and for their indaba.
03 August 2008
“No voice is too big, too small, or too mediocre” to be heard, said the Archbishop of Capetown, the Most Revd Thabo Makgoba, who is responsible for bringing the concept of the Indaba discussion groups to the Lambeth Conference.
23 July 2008