From Rwanda-The Rwanda Anglican Council of Bishops is scheduled to vote for a new leader in January 2018 as the incumbent Archbishop Onesphore Rwaje retires.
Corridors of speculation are buzzing over who will replace the 64 years old Archbishop Rwaje.
According to church leaders, in the Anglican Church, no bishop is allowed to serve beyond 65 years of age. Thus, many archbishops hold that title for less than ten years.
Born on June 6, 1953, Bishop Rwaje took over from Archbishop Emmanuel Korini on December 2010.
But who is his the potential successor?
Four bishops have been subject to suggestions. The current favourite is Louis Muvunyi, Anglican Bishop of Kigali Diocese, followed by Dr. Jered Kalimba, Bishop of Shyogwe Diocese, Nathan Gasatura, Bishop of Butare and Bishop Alexis Bilindabagabo of Gahini.
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http://ktpress.rw/2017/11/who-is-the-next-rwandas-anglican-archbishop/
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