The Archbishop of Canterbury was tonight offering his prayers and condolences after a deadly attack on a luxury hotel in the Kenyan capital of Nairobi by suspected militants. Christian Today. 15 January 2019 Fulcrum
A work titled “McJesus,” depicting a crucified Ronald McDonald, at an art museum in Haifa has brought angry calls from local Christians to remove it — a result the artist said he approves. Michele Chabin. Religion News Service. 14 January 2019 Fulcrum
As the effects of the longest federal government shutdown in United States history ripple across the country, many Episcopalians are feeling the economic pinch even as others try to help their neighbors cope. Mary Frances Schjonberg. Episcopal News Service. 15 January 2019 Fulcrum
Lamin Sanneh had a deep commitment to the gospel of Jesus Christ, with the resulting sense of its distinctiveness and its primacy. He was no pluralist! He also was well aware of the dangers of radical Islam. Geoerge Sumner. Covenant. 15 January 2019 Fulcrum
The Church of England’s Oxford diocese is facing an uncertain future after a large group of its serving clergy publicly rejected their bishops’ views on sexuality. David Baker. Christian Today. 9 January 2019 John Clark
‘With the clock ticking so audibly at the moment, we are approaching a very dangerous cliff edge. I think we need more time’ Albert Evans. iNews. 9 January 2019 Fulcrum
The Archbishop of Canterbury has said a second referendum may be necessary as he warned a no-deal Brexit would be a “political, practical and moral failure”. Steven Swinford. Daily Telegraph. 10 January 2019 Fulcrum
Read the Archbishop of Canterbury’s speech in the House of Lords Brexit debate on 9 January. Archbishop of Canterbury’s website 9 January 2019 Fulcrum
Lamin Sanneh, D. Willis James Professor of Missions and World Christianity at Yale Divinity School, died unexpectedly from a stroke on Sunday (Jan. 6). He was 76. Anthea Butler. Religino News Service. 8 January 2019 Fulcrum
The Very Rev. John Shepherd has been appointed interim director of the Anglican Centre in Rome and the Archbishop of Canterbury’s Representative to the Holy See. The Living Church 8 January 2019 Fulcrum