Conflicts In Global Anglicanism Become Black And White

Global South Anglicans are experiencing a "volcano of growth" and remain "at loggerheads" with the shrinking churches of the United Kingdom, North America and other Western nations. While most Global South bishops serve growing flocks — roughly 75% of active worshippers in the 77-million-member Anglican Communion — many Western bishops lead what Goodhew called "micro-dioceses" with under 1,000 active members or "mini-dioceses" with fewer than 5,000.

Africa, Analysis, Christianity, Conflict, Opinion, TERRY MATTINGLYTerry MattinglyAugust 18, 2022Terry Mattingly, Anglican, Anglicanism, Anglican Communion, The Church of England, U.S. Episcopal Church, Rev. David Goodhew, Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby Comments

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