From colonial conquest to cover-ups, the Church’s power in Africa was built on empire, silence and denial.
The Church of England’s legacy in Zimbabwe is not only one of faith but of conquest and concealment. Its moral debts to Africa demand justice, not just an apology.
By Tafi Mhaka
Al Jazeera columnist.
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By agreeing to hear Palestinian Christians, the Synod has begun to confront its history and responsibilities.
The Church of England apologized Thursday for its role in forced adoptions as recent as the mid-1970s, acknowledging the painful…
Shouldn’t the Church of England's Synod accept that it is none of its constitutional duty to pontificate on matters worldly?
The Church of England has apologized for its role in forced adoptions as recent as the mid-1970s
Survivors of UK’s mother and baby home scandal welcome news after long campaign for recognition
Archbishop of Canterbury Dame Sarah Mullally said the impact on families had been “lifelong” for many and noted survivors having…
