It was a day of joy on Thursday, May 29th, 2008 when all the crème de la crème across all the walks of life especially the leaders and prelate of the Anglican Communion gathered at St. James Cathedral, Ipate
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The Primate of the Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion), the Most Revd. Dr Henry C Ndukuba launched the Joshua Generation Digital Economy Training (JGIYC Digital Economy Skills Training), aligning with CoN vision of nurturing its young people to become
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Dr. Henry assured him that, the Church of Nigeria as one of the Provinces that is in communion with ACNA, will work together with his leadership to strengthen the work of mission and also pray along with others for
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“Fundamental due process and constitutional requirements shall be followed through a resolution passing through the relinquishing Diocese.”
Read More Dr. Paul added that all applications for the creation of full fledged Dioceses should be submitted to the appropriate Teams.
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"I am happy that the Church of Uganda is leading the way in fighting the dubious acts against our faith and the Church. A man cannot marry a fellow man, God doesn’t want that. True righteousness is only in
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In the light of these facts, the Church of Nigeria as a Province disassociates itself entirely from being used as an excuse or reason for whatever is happening outside of our jurisdiction. The focus should be on GAFCON not
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Here are some major things to know about the Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion). (Richard Hooker) The 14 Provinces of the Church are: Each Province is headed by the Ecclesiastical Archbishop who is elected to serve for a term
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The Primate of the Church of Nigeria Anglican Communion, The Most Rev’d Dr Henry C Ndukuba has approved the lifting of the adminstrative suspension of The Rt. Rev’d Kayode Adebogun. It will be recalled that Bishop Adebogun was suspended
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THE COMMUNIQUE ISSUED AT THE END OF THE 2ND SESSION OF THE 7TH SYNOD OF THE DIOCESE OF AHOADA (ANGLICAN COMMUNION), HELD FROM THURSDAY 23RD – SUNDAY 26TH MAY, 2024 AT ST. BARNABAS’ CHURCH, ABARIKPO (HEADQUARTERS OF ABARIKPO ARCHDEACONRY)
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