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Author Archives: Jayne Ozanne
Drawing the Line?
by the Rt Revd Paul Bayes, Bishop of Liverpool and Chair of the Ozanne Foundation Do not fear what they fear, and do not be intimidated, but in your hearts sanctify Christ as Lord.[1] It’s not that long ago that … Continue reading
A Story of Transforming Love – and My Mother
by the Revd Canon Timothy Goode, Rector of St Margaret’s, Lee, Disability Adviser to the Diocese of Southwark, Member of Archbishop’s Council and Co-Chair of MOSAIC Jayne Ozanne · A Story of Transforming Love & My Mother by the Revd … Continue reading
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Blessings & Same-Sex Relationships
by the Revd Dr Andrew Knight, Vicar of St Mary’s, Diocese of Chester It was the conversation I had been anticipating with some trepidation since beginning my ordained ministry. Two young Christian men, long-term partners, enquiring as to whether the … Continue reading
Making a Stand: From Kilroy to Synod
by the Very Revd Joe Hawes, Dean of St Edmundsbury & Ipswich and Member of General Synod As a young gay ordination candidate I learnt the contested territory I was about to step into in the Church during a ministry … Continue reading
Spiritual Guides – The Key to Transformation?
by the Very Revd Rogers Govender MBE, Dean of Manchester and Chair of the Committee for Minority Ethnic Anglican Concerns Every visitor attraction and Cathedral in this country has a number of guides to help people navigate the place. These … Continue reading
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General Synod: “Gone Fishing!”
by Professor Helen King, Professor Emerita in Classical Studies at The Open University, elected member of General Synod and member of Living in Love and Faith project I returned from General Synod last week reflecting on the contrast between the … Continue reading
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Ghana, Synod & the “Othering” of LGBTQI People
by the Revd Dr Charlie Bell, Fellow at Girton College, Cambridge and Assistant Curate, St John the Divine, Kennington The events of the last week or so have not been good for the Anglican Communion, or for LBGTQI people. As … Continue reading