There are concerns about the impact it will have on evangelism, and on Christians, in more conservative parts of the world.

We invite you to explore this site, which we hope you will find both interesting and useful. Below, we answer some of the questions you are likely to have. If you have further questions or comments. To see where churches stand in the adoption process of the Covenant, click here.

Aspects of Anglicanism and in favour of direct lay elections to Synod. Habitual worship and sufficient cause. I am indebted to David Lamming. For sending me his discussion of questions around the Electoral Roll in the Ecclesiastical Law Journal,.

This is a collection of blog posts in English, usually previously published on the multilingual Kalles kyrkliga kommentarer. Neither do I, for that matter, allow disrespectful comments. All of these will remain unpublished.

Wednesday, August 12, 2015. The past 18 months have been a combination of amazing and heartbreaking, with everything in between. As a leader, I tend to be a change agent. I am not one to be happy with the status quo. I want to live someplace for .

Compassion, a brief meditation on Mark 6. Every time there is a natural disaster, a hurricane, tornado, wild-fire, or an earthquake, the news is filled with stories of loss and heart-rending stories of survival. We also hear many stories of how human beings have gone out of their way to help others. These acts of compassion become the heart and soul of life, restoring our sense of hope in humanity. Mary, strong and sure. The feast of the Immaculat.

Chaplain Intern half the week, pathologist the other half. Rest in Peace, Lauren. The Cone of Shame, courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.