
The Global Anglican Communion, Abuja and the AUS Anglican Church - with Archbishop Kanishka Raffel
The Pastor's Heart with Dominic SteeleShow Notes
What does the reordering of the Anglican Communion actually mean for Christians in the Australian Church? Archbishop of Sydney Kanishka Raffel on what it means for Anglican churches, clergy and church members in Australia. We explore what ‘principled disengagement’ from the Canterbury Instruments will mean for Australian leaders and other Global Anglican Communion leaders. Plus an update on implementing the Sydney Diocean goal of seeing five percent saved through conversion growth each year. And Archbishop Raffel responds to criticism over his comments on Pauline Hanson, ‘We must reject hateful words and threats of violence.’ Gafcon Communique: https://gafcon.org/communique-updates/the-abuja-affirmation/
A short clip to show in church where Archbishop Raffel outlines the significance of the reordering for members of Australian Anglican Churches: https://vimeo.com/1174575894?share=copy&fl=sv&fe=ci
Archbishop Raffel news release on Pauline Hanson: ‘We must reject hateful words and threats of violence’: https://sydneyanglicans.net/mediareleases/we-must-reject-hateful-words-and-threats-of-violence
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