Think Chatham - and you think of the Historic Dockyard. Think Gillingham and it’s The Gills FC. And then there’s Rochester - ...

The Church of England is increasingly dropping the word “church” in favour of “relevant and modern-sounding” descriptions ...

Gavin Peacock during his playing days with Gillingham ... return to England. “We've got children in Canada that have grown now. I’ll be the locum pastor there, preparing the church in this ...

The Church of England issued an apology for its treatment of LGBTQ people Friday, days after bishops said it would not allow same-sex marriages inside its churches following a six-year period of ...

After two days of divisive debate, the Church of England voted on Thursday to offer blessings to same-sex couples — but clergy members can opt not to use the prayers, and the church will ...

THE Royal Family are known to be members of Church of England, which has been an important part of British history for almost 500 years. Although these days you might not immediately think about ...

The Church of England has banned non-alcoholic wine and gluten-free bread from Holy Communion Credit: Alamy Church guidance stipulates that, in order to be consecrated — made holy by a priest ...

The head of the Church of England who married Prince Harry and Meghan Markle said Tuesday he will resign after a stinging report found he did not act quickly enough to help stop a heinous serial ...

represented in the House of Lords – the Church of England has over 4,500 church schools, so the safety of children and young people is clearly central. Yet safeguarding within the Church remains ...

The c of e is not merely a church but an established church. England is one of around 20% of countries (from Tuvalu to Denmark) with a state religion. It is institutionally ecclesiastical.

Here’s what you need to know about the Church of England, the archbishop of Canterbury, and Anglicanism. Simply put, the Church of England is the United Kingdom’s official church ...

By Euan Ward Reporting from London The Church of England apologized for its past treatment of L.G.B.T.Q. people on Friday, but said it would continue its practice of not allowing same-sex ...