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3 WOMEN MADE PRIESTS

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Priests have been advised never to let their ambitions take precedence over the Lord’s Service. Preaching the sermon at the ordination of three women priests of the Anglican Diocese of Accra at the Ridge Church, Rev’d Canon Dr Harry F.M Orland Mensah reminded the new Priests and all other Priests that, ambition often makes one’s thoughts and actions tend to be determined not by the will of God, but what others are likely to think or say about you. He said where ever a Priest finds himself/herself, he/she would meet injustice, oppression, poverty and misery, and these must be his or her concern. He encouraged Priests to tackle these concerns by putting on the whole armour of God.

Last Updated on Friday, 19 August 2011 10:45 Read more...
 

WORKPLACE ALPHA COURSE GRADUATION

A graduation get together has been organised at the Anglican Bishop Court on High Street, Accra for 55 people who have completed a workplace Alpha Course organized at the Anglican Cathedral Church of Trinity, Accra. The course lasted ten weeks. Participants came from the Anglican Diocesan Secretariat, Holy Trinity Cathedral Office, the Cathedral school and Church members from some Churches around.

Last Updated on Friday, 19 August 2011 09:22 Read more...
 

BISHOP THOMPSON GOES HOME

A very large crowd of mourners and friends from all walks of life gathered at the Holy Trinity Cathedral on the High Street Accra to bid the immediate past Bishop of the Anglican Diocese of Accra, Rt. Rev’d Lt. Col (Rtd) Francis William Banahene Thompson, OV, who died on 28th December 2010 farewell.

A very impressive burial mass was celebrated for him, without a sermon nor tributes as he requested, by Most Rev’d Dr Justice Ofei Akrofi, Archbishop of the church of the province of West Africa and Bishop of Accra, Assisted by the Most Rev’d Dr Okine, retired Archbishop of the Church of the province of West Africa and a number of Bishops and priests.

Also present were Maj. Gen. Smith, the Minister of Defence; Dr Addo Kufour, a former minister of defence, Nii Kojo Ababio, James Town Mantse and a number of dignitaries. He was later buried at the Military Cemetery at Osu.

Last Updated on Monday, 07 February 2011 12:33
 
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Church of Southern Africa to join campaign to end violence against women, children

The Anglican Church of Southern Africa will next week officially join an international campaign to end violence against women and girls known as the White Ribbon Pledge campaign.

At the Women’s Day service at St Georges Cathedral Cape Town on Tuesday (9th August), the bishops of the Dioceses of Cape Town, False Bay and Saldanha Bay will be signing a pledge on behalf of their churches “Not to commit, condone or remain silent about all forms of Gender-based violence.”

The White Ribbon Campaign aims to eradicate gender based violence. A statement from the Office of the Anglican Archbishop of Cape Town announcing this event states that “Violence and particularly gender-based violence in all its forms is an endemic reality of South African society” and calls everyone to action.

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