The Anglican Church in the West Indies has a new
head following the election of Jamaican Bishop Howard Gregory to
the post of Archbishop for the Province of the West Indies during
its provincial synod at the Cascadia Hotel yesterday.
Archbishop Gregory previously held the posts of head of Anglican Church in Jamaica and Cayman Islands.
He
succeeds Barbadian Dr John Holder, who retired in February 2018
and has become the first Jamaican to head the Anglican Church in
the Caribbean since Archbishop William Hardie vacated the post in
1949.
During a short press conference
following his election, Archbishop Gregory said there were many
topical issues in the Caribbean on which the church needed to be
lend guidance.
“At the moment we are dealing
with issues related to abortion, we are dealing with issues
related to marijuana, we are dealing with issues related to
human trafficking and as a church we certainly have to be a part of
the engagement of the society bring in some perspectives to bear
on these things, not just out of emotion, not just political
partisan in anyway but to bring our theological and biblical
perspective to bear on these situations,” said the new
Archbishop.
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