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    CSW: Highlights of Pursue Justice 2016, London. Details Soon. JACOB KWASHI: More Anglicans Die at Hands of Boko Haram than all Christians in Middle East  ‘Yes. We got to know the ones in the diocese of Damaturu in Yobe state. Today Damaturu is virtually gone. We only have one surviving church where there […]

WHO IS YOUR FATHER? TRADITION VS CHRISTIANITY IN THE ‘BIOLOGICAL FATHER’ QUESTION IN NIGERIA WHO WAS JUSTIN’S FATHER? God has a great sense of humour. He has brought to the fore, one of the challenges facing particularly the African Church, the test to acknowledge and practice what we preach. The matter of fatherhood is a […]

Anglican Communion and Homosexuality Agree to Differ, Series 2  Episode 2 of 3 Release date: 13 April 2016 The Anglican Communion, the global body of the Anglican Church, is deeply divided over how it reconciles its differences on same-sex marriage. Many feel the Communion is being ripped apart by, on the one hand,Western provinces where gay Christians are welcomed into the […]

  We have just finished a meeting with our American Anglican Council (AAC) Board of Trustees.  It was a great time of assessing the Canterbury gathering of Anglican Primates just a few weeks ago, our work there with the GAFCON Primates, a group representing the majority of the world’s Anglicans, and the possibilities and challenges […]

Biblical Exhortation by the Bishop of Singapore on the 26 Feb 2016 Madonna concert 27 Feb 2016 Author: Rennis Ponniah WALK IN THE LIGHT AND SHARE IT (1 John 1:5-7) By the grace of God, I returned yesterday from a fruitful Provincial Synod gathering in Kuala Lumpur. Catching up on news in Singapore, I am […]

Tanzania rejoins GAFCON 19 Apr 2016 Author: George Conger The House of Bishops of the Anglican Church of Tanzania has voted to rejoin the GAFCON movement and to authorize their primate to attend his week’s meeting of the GAFCON primates’ council in Nairobi. Meeting in Dodoma on 12-13 April 2016 the House of Bishops gave […]

Room 7 Ibadan House, was where the Most Rev. Benjamin Kwashi stayed in as a small military cadet so many years ago. It was nostalgic and fun when he visited it again last week. The Ex Boys, now in their 50s to 70s, met at the occasion of the Founders’ Day of Nigerian Military School, Zaria, […]

The Nabor Community is just by the outskirts of the Jos township and within a flash point of the Jos Crises that engulfed Jos for over three years. The Population is about 7000, made up of predominantly youths The poverty in the community is visible. The Anglican Diocese of Jos medical missions team mobilised medical […]

At about 6pm Thursday 26th February, about a few 20minutes into the first rain in Jos in 2015, eye witnesses say a car drove by a motor park on Bauchi Rd. just opposite the University of Jos Medical Sciences gate. The details are not very clear after that because there was an explosion. Then the […]

The insurgency perpetrated by the Islamic sect, Boko Haram, continues to destabilise the northeastern region of Nigeria. The Islamist have taken over territories, in the fashion of ISIS in the middle east. Hundreds of women and young men have been abducted and thousands killed by this fundamentalists. The Islamic sect, Jamā‘at Ahl as-Sunnah lid-Da‘wah wa’l-Jihād, meaning […]