I have read with alarm and deep concern accounts of statements by the presidents of Kenya, Uganda, and Zimbabwe which have become a provocation for the harassment and persecution of homosexual persons.
08 October 1999
Over the years many Americans have become Friends of Canterbury, the renowned English Cathedral steeped in history, and a centre of spirituality for the Christian world.
09 July 1999
The following text was issued during Bishop Griswold's visit earlier this week to the Russian Orthodox Church.
07 July 1999
Twenty-five years ago, Luisa Miller was living in Upper Montclair, NJ, when an extraordinary event in Philadelphia brought her back to church.
24 June 1999
The Canterbury Cathedral Choir, under the direction of Cathedral Organist and Master of the Choristers David Flood, returned to North America for the first time in five years in April to make a highly successful fifteen-day tour of the US and Canada.
24 May 1999
Peace among nations is impossible without peace among major religions, Archbishop of Canterbury George Carey told about 1,000 people on 15 March to conclude the Thanksgiving World Assembly.
28 April 1999
Archbishop of Canterbury's Address to the SEAD Conference, The Cathedral Church of St Luke and St Paul, Charleston, South Carolina, Thursday 8 April 1999
12 April 1999
Presiding Bishop Frank T Griswold responded today to an open letter from six active primates and one retired primate which challenged what they perceived as a trend by some bishops in the Episcopal Church to ignore resolutions on sexuality passed at last summer's Lambeth Conference.
18 March 1999
Thank you so very much for your letter of fraternal concern regarding the reception of Lambeth resolutions on human sexuality and the authority of the Bible in some parts of the Episcopal Church in the United States. Joining me in this response are the nine members of my Council of Advice, each of whom was elected by that bishop's domestic province.
18 March 1999
We write as Primates and Archbishops of the Anglican Communion in the Holy, Catholic, Apostolic and Reformed Church, having assembled last year for the Lambeth Conference at Canterbury. We give thanks to Almighty God for granting us that opportunity for consultation, determination and expression of our common mind in the Anglican Communion.
18 March 1999