(UPDATED) Gafcon gathering in Rwanda pledges to create alternative authority structures, while Global South fellowship stays separate.

Après la décision « disqualifiante » de l’Église d’Angleterre de bénir des mariages entre personnes du même sexe, un rassemblement d’anglicans conservateurs se prépare pour avril.

Conservative Anglicans’ gathering in April comes after the Church of England’s “disqualifying” decision to bless same-sex marriages.

Tensions are high at this week’s General Synod, with leaders on both sides frustrated with the suggested compromise on same-sex marriage.

After Lambeth conference steers bishops to agree to disagree on LGBT clergy and marriages, African conservatives chart a new course.

How the dilemmas driving "The Brothers Karamazov" resemble those confronting the world’s third-largest Christian communion.

Breakaway congregations in South Carolina and Texas continue protracted fight with the Episcopal Church.

Seeing my family’s church consecrate a space of its own—years after a denominational split and legal fight—reminded me of God’s providence in where he places us.

Founder of Anglican Mission in the Americas partnered with Rwanda to create US alternative to The Episcopal Church.

Important developments in the church and the world (as they appeared in our October issue).

Split ruling by state supreme court favors Episcopal Church’s physical but not intellectual property claims.

(UPDATED) US province demoted to ‘observer status' for three years. Conservatives still want more sanctions and repentance.

Attempt at demonstrating Anglican unity to Katharine Jefferts Schori instead prompts resignations.

Peter Akinola, retired archbishop of the world's largest Anglican province who helped American conservatives break away, explains his rescue.

Archbishop Justin Welby backs 'new way of being in communion' as 1,200 leaders from 40 nations meet in Nairobi.

Court cases in Texas and South Carolina could reshape other disputes—and denominations.

Evangelical leader says he'll re-examine his opposition to same-sex marriage.

South Carolina has been fighting with the national body for years.

The move comes after Presbyterians and Methodists retained the denominations' definition of marriage as between a man and a woman.