Archbishop Wabukala has compared corruption to 'a national disaster' and declared "The time has come when all must face the law. The culture of impunity has to be done away with."
Now, the deputy chairman of GAFCON, the Primate of the Church of Nigeria, Anglican Communion, Archbishop Nicholas Okoh, has called on churches to give priority to the President's anti-corruption drive.
Read moreMariann Budde, bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Washington, will serve as interim dean, the cathedral's governing board voted Tuesday morning.
Read moreHeavenly Father, we bless and thank you for our creation, our salvation and our preservation, through your Son, Our Lord Jesus Christ. We come to you confessing our sinful quarreling and the divisions among us. We are determined to follow you, Lord Jesus, to the foot of your cross. There we will find forgiveness and the the restoration of our unity.
Read moreThe nine-page provincial policy statement says the government aims to regulate "excessive religious sites" and "overly popular" religious activities, but it specifies only one religion, Christianity, and one symbol, crosses.
"The priority is to remove crosses at religious activity sites on both sides of expressways, national highways and provincial highways," the document says. "Over time and in batches, bring down the crosses from the rooftops to the facade of the buildings."
Read moreIt has been inspiring to watch this vibrant and dynamic mission parish mobilize after being told to make something great happen here 22 months ago. Ministry leaders and teams were formed to take on the various responsibilities of running the church. Now those teams collaborate with each other, pray for each other, and fan out to make sure no one is left behind, especially now that we are worshipping in the park.
Read moreAt a July 26 meeting that drew 60 parishioners after Sunday services at All Saints to discuss Love's pastoral letter -- the bishop did not attend because he was on sabbatical in Scotland -- emotions ran high and the contentious issue spurred angry words.
Read moreWho are these clergy who praise the work of the largest abortion provider in the United States? Hardly a rogue's gallery of Religious Left boogeymen, the list is more likely to evoke a collective "huh?" from readers otherwise familiar with activist clergy. Stocked with assorted retired and small-church pastors, the list presents an image of oldline Protestantism: older, disproportionately concentrated in the Northeast, and almost entirely white.
++IDOWU-FEARON: I suppose we need a bit more of prosecution from outside, and I am speaking from my experience in my own country. When we have extremists -- Muslim extremists -- either burning churches or stopping us from going about our normal life, the Church or the denominations pull together.
BBC: Are you serious about that? To see more persecution of the Church?
Read moreBetts came to the Washington National Cathedral about three years ago. This popular choir had been singing for the 9 AM service for about 9 years. One choir member described Chris as a "masterful" director. Another choir member described him as both "Christian" and "musical."
Read moreRussell's notoriously liberal activist congregation, which describes itself as a "prayerfully pro-choice church", even hosted a signup table for parishioners to support the pro-abortion clergy board in a letter to California's U.S. senators this past Sunday.
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