From Malaysia-
Justin Welby, head of the Anglican Church and Archbishop of
Canterbury, will visit China from April24 to 26, reports the official
website of the archbishopric. Welby and his wife will be guests of the
Three-Self Movement, the umbrella body for all the official Protestant
communities in China, and the State Administration for Religious
Affairs.
The short program includes visits to Beijing and Shanghai, followed
by a visit to Hong Kong for a meeting with the Anglican Advisory
Council.
The main reason for the trip to China is the meeting between the
Archbishop of Canterbury and the new official Protestant leaders elected
at the 10th National Conference of Chinese Christians in November 2018.
Speaking before his trip, Welby said: "The Anglican Communion and the
Chinese church have strong links and I am looking forward to
strengthening these even further with the new church leadership.
Together, and in learning from each other, we can humbly explore the
various ways in which we, as Christian leaders, can best equip our
communities to address the many challenges facing our world today".
More here-
http://www.heraldmalaysia.com/news/archbishop-of-canterbury-justin-welby-will-visit-china-from-april-24-to-26/47289/1
Opinion – 23 December 2024
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