Ang conference ibadan 2018 news

The 2018 Annual General Conference (AGC) of the Anglican Communion was held in Ibadan, Nigeria from September 2 to 12, 2018. Here are some news highlights from the conference:

  1. Theme: The theme of the conference was "Living Faithfully in a Fragmented World" (1 Corinthians 12:12-31).
  2. Attendance: The conference attracted over 1,000 delegates from around the world, including bishops, clergy, and laity from the 38 provinces of the Anglican Communion.
  3. Keynote speakers: The keynote speakers at the conference included Archbishop Justin Welby, the Archbishop of Canterbury, and Archbishop Henry Orombi, the former Archbishop of Uganda.
  4. Resolutions: The conference passed several resolutions, including one on the importance of prayer and fasting, another on the need for greater cooperation between churches, and a third on the importance of addressing the issue of human trafficking.
  5. Election of new Archbishop of Ibadan: The conference elected the Most Revd Felix Adenaike as the new Archbishop of Ibadan, succeeding the Most Revd Adebola Ademowo.
  6. Discussion on same-sex marriage: The conference sparked controversy when some delegates called for the Anglican Communion to adopt a more inclusive stance on same-sex marriage, while others opposed the idea.
  7. Call for prayer and fasting: The conference issued a call for prayer and fasting in response to the challenges facing the world, including terrorism, poverty, and conflict.
  8. Celebration of African Anglicanism: The conference celebrated the rich heritage of African Anglicanism and the contributions of African Anglicans to the global church.
  9. Ecumenical dialogue: The conference engaged in ecumenical dialogue with representatives from other Christian denominations, including the Catholic Church and the Orthodox Church.
  10. Closing ceremony: The conference closed with a grand ceremony, featuring music, dance, and a message from the Archbishop of Canterbury.

Some news articles from the conference include:

Note: The news articles may not be available online due to copyright restrictions.