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  • Editorial: Expressing the Sacred
    15th Jun 2024

    Editorial: Expressing the Sacred

  • Editorial: Conflict and Forgiveness
    6th Jan 2023

    Editorial: Conflict and Forgiveness

  • 17th Oct 2022

    Dave Thomas: Why Am I An Anglican?

  • Wallace de Góis Silva: Why Am I An Anglican?
    3rd Oct 2022

    Wallace de Góis Silva: Why Am I An Anglican?

  • 20th Sep 2022

    Hanna Lucas: Why Am I An Anglican?

  • 5th Sep 2022

    Andrew Soshi Kawashima: Why Am I An Anglican?

  • Reitumetse Hlongwane: Why am I an Anglican? 
    22nd Aug 2022

    Reitumetse Hlongwane: Why am I an Anglican? 

  • 22nd Aug 2022

    Editorial: Why Am I An Anglican?

  • 4th Aug 2022

    YAT Urges Lambeth Conference to Build Theological Links Across Borders

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  • 6th Jan 2023

    Editorial: Conflict and Forgiveness

    Editorial: Conflict and Forgiveness

    ‘Recognising that those in power have sometimes used talk of reconciliation to maintain status and impede efforts towards justice and wholeness, we seek a Communion-wide focus on a renewal of this ministry.’ (Lambeth Call on Reconciliation Statement, 2022) We intentionally conceptualised the theme of “Conflict and Forgiveness” beyond communal understandings, to also include personal encounters…

  • 17th Oct 2022

    Dave Thomas: Why Am I An Anglican?

    In 1983, Jeremy Taylor organized a working committee for the conference of Anglican Primates in Brazil. The name of the organization was “Theological Education in the Anglican Communion” (TEAC). This group’s mission was to oversee the styles and substance of educational programs for clergy and laity across the world’s component churches. Part of its responsibility…

  • 3rd Oct 2022

    Wallace de Góis Silva: Why Am I An Anglican?

    Wallace de Góis Silva: Why Am I An Anglican?

    Porque aqui me sinto em Casa! Como a maioria dos brasileiros, fui batizado com um ano de idade na Igreja Católica Romana. Bom, até hoje não sei bem se eu estava emocionado ou apenas entediado, mas em boa parte das fotos daquele dia eu aparecia chorando. Bem, seja como for, não éramos o que se…

  • 20th Sep 2022

    Hanna Lucas: Why Am I An Anglican?

    I am an Anglican to remember. I don’t mean this statement in the sense that one might say, ‘it was a Christmas to remember’; that I, personally, am an Anglican of any ‘memorable’ quality. I mean it in the sense that I am an Anglican in order to remember. For me, ‘remembering’ is the beating…

  • 5th Sep 2022

    Andrew Soshi Kawashima: Why Am I An Anglican?

    I am an Anglican because Anglicanism is like the body of a tree fostering and supporting branches to me. Reflecting on myself in writing this essay, I concluded that it is difficult or even impossible to give a simple and definite answer to this question, ‘Why am I an Anglican’. Many complexly intertwined factors led…

  • 22nd Aug 2022

    Reitumetse Hlongwane: Why am I an Anglican? 

    Reitumetse Hlongwane: Why am I an Anglican? 

    My parents are Anglicans, and so were their parents before them. In the natural flow of things, I would then become an Anglican, and that is exactly how things happened. I grew up in the Anglican Church, I went to church every Sunday as a child and at the time there wasn’t much I understood…

  • 22nd Aug 2022

    Editorial: Why Am I An Anglican?

    If you read the Call on Anglican Identity from the Lambeth Conference 2022, you might be a bit confused about what Anglicanism is. The Quadrilateral, the creeds, the sacraments, communion with the Archbishop of Canterbury. These are all good things, but when you ask young Anglicans why they are Anglican, these are not the things…

  • 4th Aug 2022

    YAT Urges Lambeth Conference to Build Theological Links Across Borders

    Paper given at the Lambeth Conference Seminar on Theological Education in Latin America, Asia and the Caribbean by Thomas Sharp, YAT Project Coordinator, on 1st August 2022. The Young Anglican Theology Project is a gathering of young people (aged 18-40) across the Anglican Communion that seeks to connect, encourage, and empower young Anglicans with a…

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