Archbishop Foley Beach installed as Council Chairman of GAFCON

GAFCON (Global Anglican Future Conference) is the  most significant movement within the Anglican Church globally  representing 50 million of the world’s 70 million Anglicans.

GAFCON aims to remain faithful to Jesus and the scriptures, and not blow with and bow to the cultural winds.


The GAFCON Primates Council resolved last week in Sydney to hold a global conference of bishops just six weeks before the Archbishop of Canterbury’s Lambeth Conference.

The GAFCON Bishops conference will serve Bishops who won’t participate in Lambeth because of the Archbishop of Canterbury’s decision to invite Provinces which have formally abandoned the teaching of Jesus in the area of sexuality.

The new leaders of GAFCON, Primate’s Council Chair Archbishop Foley Beach (of the Anglican Church in North America) and General Secretary Archbishop Benjamin Kwashi (of Jos, Nigeria) are focused on sustàining the future of GAFCON and the Anglican Church.

Funeral rite of Bishop of Tamale to start today with Vespers

 The Funeral rite of the Rt. Rev. Hon. Jacob Kofi Ayeebo is set to start today at the Cathedral Church of Bishop Anglionby at 10am today....Hundreds of members of the Anglican Communion and beyond have trooped to Tamale to share in his "Glorious Home Call"..

The Burial Service would take place tomorrow at the same venue as well as the Thanksgiving service...

The Bishop immence contributions to the Diocese of Tamale and the Anglican Communion as a whole has been very significant...

Archbishop emeritus',Archbishop's,Priest and all Anglicans around the world have come to to bid farewell to our Lord Bishop..
May his soul rest in perfect Peace and rise in Glory..,

Anglican Diocese of Kumasi honors President Akuffo Addo,Asantehene and Others.

   The Anglican diocese of Kumasi climaxed its 45th anniversary celebrations on Sunday at the St. Cyprian's Anglican Cathedral in Kumasi.

It was under the Theme " Celebrating 45 years of our existence to the greater Glory of God"

The Asantehene,Otumfuo Osei Tutu II and the Asantehemaa were honored for using chieftain to propel economic development.The ministers of trade and industry,Education and the chief of staff were also honoured for their active participation in the Anglican community of Ghana.

The church awarded 120 bishops badges,20 protagonists and 100 parishes of the Anglican church.
Archbishop Yinka Sarfo indicated that the awardees have in diverse ways exhibited and distinguished themselves in the discharge of their duties to the Diocese of kumasi 45 years ago and therefore it was proper that they church acknowledged their sacrificial services to the church.

The service was graced by all the various parishes in the Diocese of Kumasi as well as sister churches and Reverend Ministers.