More than 55% of Episcopal parishes now find themselves in a state of long-term decline.
(RNS) — A long-awaited third-party report on sexual abuse reveals that leaders in an Anglican Church in North America diocese failed to act on tips about sexual misconduct and abuse and defended an alleged abuser ...
A conservative splinter group opposed to same-sex marriage announced the formation this week of a new Anglican diocese in Australia, triggering an apparent split in the church in that country.
Three members of the group overseeing the investigation into sexual abuse allegations in the Anglican Church in North America’s Upper Midwest Diocese resigned Monday (Jan. 17), saying the team “downplayed or ignored” abuse survivors’ needs.
A group of advocates named #ACNAtoo wants input on an investigation into how allegations of abuse were handled.
A group of abuse prevention advocates believes there are serious questions about the future of a prominent Anglican bishop accused of mishandling abuse allegations.
Anglican Diocese Now Seeks Long Delayed Transparency, Accountability for Arrested Lay Leader
The top clergyman at one of the wealthiest parishes in the U.S.-based Episcopal Church has abruptly stepped down.
A new report that is being called a “wake-up” call for the Anglican Church of Canada shows they may not be around by 2040, according to Religion News Service.
