Rev'd Rod Thomas, chairman of Reform, the 1,700-strong network of conservative evangelicals within the Church of England, said:
"Many people will have appreciated Rowan's great courtesy in dealing with people of different views within both the Church of England and the wider Anglican Communion. But his departure opens up the potential for a new leader to heal the deep divisions within the Anglican Communion. What is needed is someone who will hold firm to biblical truth in areas such as human sexuality in order to promote the gospel and unite the church in the face of militant secularism."
For further comment please contact Rev'd Paul Dawson on paul@standrewschelsea.org
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