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Church of England approves trial same-sex blessings | Church & Ministries News - Vimarsana News

Church of England approves trial same-sex blessings | Church & Ministries News

The Church of England has decided to proceed with trial blessing services for same-sex couples. This decision, made during the General Synod, marks a significant shift in the denomination's stance on same-sex relationships.

CofE Synod narrowly approves trial services for same-sex blessings - Vimarsana News

CofE Synod narrowly approves trial services for same-sex blessings

The Church of England is set to trial “special standalone services” for blessing those in same-sex partnerships.

Why we're leaving the Church of England | Evangelicals Now - Vimarsana News

Why we're leaving the Church of England | Evangelicals Now

On Sunday 1 October 2023, Bishop Andy Lines inaugurated Wellfield Church, Leyland, Lancashire, into the Anglican Convocation in Europe (ACE) and instituted Mark Simpson as Rector. Mark reflects on their journey out of the Church of England and into ACE: When people used to ask me: ‘Why are you still ...

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'Going, Going, Gone?' The Church of England and LGBTQ Part 1 - Vimarsana News

'Going, Going, Gone?' The Church of England and LGBTQ Part 1

For some idea of what to expect in the Church of England as it moves towards same-sex blessings, we can look to the Church in Wales.

CofE Evangelicals urge bishops to 'remain true to the gospel' - Vimarsana News

CofE Evangelicals urge bishops to 'remain true to the gospel'

Evangelicals within the Church of England have repeated calls for the Church to “remain true to the gospel as entrusted to us”.