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The Historical Evolution of the Anglican Church of Nigeria: An Outline By The Rt. Rev. Prof. Dapo Asaju was a lecture delivered on the 28th of July, 2024 at the Dinner organized for the Province of Rwanda by the Church of Nigeria, Anglican Communion as part of the special retreat of the Rwanda Bishops and their wives hosted in Abuja, Nigeria. Rt. Rev. Prof. Dapo Asaju, is a distinguished Professor, Bishop Theologian and Diocesan Bishop of Ilesa in the Church of Nigeria. WATCH THE FULL VIDEO HERE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lGhQFACnJy0 Protocols: The Primate of All Nigeria, His Grace, Most Rev, Dr. Henry…

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The Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion) has elected Bishops to fill the vacant Episcopal Sees in Seven of its Dioceses and Four internal Ecclesiastical Provinces. The elected Bishops are; 1. Jos Diocese – Ven. Ephraim Gongdem 2. Okigwe Diocese – Ven Dr John Obinali 3. Enugu Diocese – Ven. Prof Sam IKe 4. Ijebu North Diocese – Ven. Dr. Godwin Odubena 5. Ahoada Diocese – Ven. Bernard Hanson 6. Wusasa Diocese – Ven Titus Alkali 7. Osun North Diocese – Ven Samuel O. Ifeyemi While the Elected Archbishops are; 1. Enugu Province – Rt. Rev’d Sosthenes Eze, Bishop of Enugu-North Diocese 2. Kwara Province — Most Rev’d…

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The Studio of the Advent Cable Network Nigeria, ACNNTV received the visit of the Bishops of the Province of Rwanda on Tuesday 30th July 2024. The Primate of Church of Rwanda (Anglican Communion), the Chairman of GAFCON, and the Bishop of Gasabo, His Grace, The Most Revd Dr. Laurent Mbanda led his team of Bishops and their wives to tour the television station of the Church of Nigeria, Anglican Communion, as part of their one-week Retreat in Nigeria. They were led to the studio by the Dean of the Church of Nigeria, The Most Rev’d Dr. Blessing Enyindah, who handed…

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The Primate of the Church of Nigeria, Anglican Communion, has condemned totally the events at opening ceremony of the 2024 Paris Olympic games on 26 July 2024, in which some half-clad artists attempted to parody the Last Supper of our LORD Jesus Christ, and the little efforts by the organizers to correct this impression. He made this known in a press statement personally signed today in Abuja. Archbishop Ndukuba noted that this poor display of the Holy Sacrament as well as its sexualization by a cast of fringe artists cannot be explained away as a bout of artistic freedom, for it…

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The Archbishop, Metropolitan, and Primate of All Nigeria (Anglican Communion), Most Reverend Henry Ndukuba, has called on the Nigerian military and security forces to be cautious and prevent a repeat of the EndSARS horror as some Nigerians plan for protests against government’s handling of the economy and insecurity which is tagged #EndBadGovernance Protest. Primate Ndukuba made the call while speaking at the official opening of the Church of Nigeria’s Anglican Chancellors, Registrars, and Legal Officers Conference (ACRLOC) which held in Abuja on Tuesday 30th July, 2024 with the theme, ‘To Whom Shall We Go?’ (John 6:68). Archbishop Ndukuba acknowledged that…

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The Primate of the Church of Nigeria, Anglican Communion, The Most Rev’d Dr. Henry C. Ndukuba on Friday 19th of July inaugurated the Local Organising committee of the maiden health summit of the Church of Nigeria, Anglican Communion with a charge to rise up to the holistic Ministry of the church in terms of health that is aimed towards touching the lives of many. Archbishop Ndukuba noted that the healthcare is not only about physical health emphasizing other care as touching spiritual, the mental, the psychological, the emotional, and even food as part of the Church’s ministry. He reminded them…

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The Church of England Evangelical Council (CEEC) has commissioned its first set of overseers, in a service at All Souls Langham Place, in London. The introduction of the Ephesian Fund and Alternative Spiritual Oversight (ASO), followed the General Synod decision in November 2023 to approve the bishops’ proposals to change the position and practice of the Church of England with regards to sexual ethics and marriage, by blessing same sex couples as part of normal services. At a subsequent Synod meeting earlier this week, standalone services of blessing for same sex couples received General Synod support and a timetable to work towards clergy same…

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Leading church leaders representing more than 1300 churches have written to the new Prime Minister expressing their “concern at the lack of religious literacy in British public life and the unwarranted hostility this can breed towards those in Bible-believing churches”. This is evident, the letter explains, in “the way people talk about a legislative ban on so-called conversion therapy”. Labour is expected to railroad its plans for “a full trans-inclusive ban on conversion practices”, with sources saying we could see legislation within the first 100 days. Officials say that by including ‘safeguards’ similar to those found in former Labour MP Lloyd Russell-Moyle’s unsuccessful Private Member’s Bill, Labour will…

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The Church of England’s General Synod has endorsed a motion from the Diocese of London highlighting the plight of the persecuted Church, and calling for the creation of a day of prayer for Christians who face oppression and violence around the world.Sam Atkins/Church of England. A background paper highlighted the plight of millions of Christians worldwide facing high levels of persecution and discrimination for their faith. In North Korea, where Christianity is illegal, believers risk imprisonment, torture, or execution. Similarly, in parts of the Middle East like Iraq and Syria, extremist groups like ISIS have targeted Christians, leading to mass displacement and…

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