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El Camino Real Defends Its Safeguarding System

Bishop Lucinda Ashby: “I want to assure you of my ongoing commitment to having all our communities be places of safety and security.”

C of E Leaders Grieved by Payout to ‘Teflon Priest’

The Rev. Canon Andrew Hindley was subject to five police investigations for sexual impropriety and assessed as a major risk to young men, and only agreed to resign after receiving a six-figure payoff from the Church of England.

Same-Sex Blessings in the C of E: ‘The Bus Rolls On’

The Church of England’s General Synod has narrowly backed standalone services for blessing same-sex unions alongside a provision for conservative parishes to register for delegated episcopal oversight.

‘Weaponizing’ Clergy Disciplinary Canons for Ideological Purposes

Four priests have separately told TLC that they believe they were targeted by a progressive activist seeking to drive conservatives out of the Episcopal Church.

C of E Synod: Financial Woes, Safeguarding & Boilers

... and a testy exchange over the hiring of the church’s new appointments secretary.

Church of England: A Place Where Abusers Could Hide

A damning 154-page report from the UK's Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse criticizes a culture of clericalism and institutional preservation within the Church of England that served as a barrier to the reporting of child abuse.

Welby Under Review for Mishandling Abuse Allegation

The Church of England's National Safeguarding Team is reviewing a charge that Archbishop Justin Welby failed to follow up on accusations of abuse lodged against his former mentor, evangelical camp leader John Smyth.

More from Oxford on Lord Carey

The Bishop of Oxford provides further background on his decision to grant Permission to Officiate at the request of Lord Carey.

Lord Carey Allowed to Preach Again

The Diocese of Oxford has lifted the ban on the former Archbishop of Canterbury, Lord Carey, allowing him to preach and lead worship in his local parish.

Abuse Investigations ‘Botched’

Sir Roger Singleton said that in mitigation he found “no evidence of a planned, deliberate attempt to mislead.”

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