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Mar 5, 2026 30 min

Day2: How to Reorder a Communion? Bible First, Structures Second

from The Pastor's Heart with Dominic Steele

The future shape of the Anglican Communion is being debated this week in Abuja, Nigeria. At the GAFCON conference, more than 400 bishops and global leaders are working through the logic of the proposal that could lead to a new Global Anglican Communion — a fellowship grounded in the authority of Scripture and historic Anglican doctrine. On Day 2 of the conference, Dominic Steele speaks with key leaders including Vaughan Roberts (Oxford), Julian Dobbs (ACNA), and Richard Condie (Tasmania), along with presenters from Uganda, Brazil and Nigeria. They discuss: • The implications of the Church of England’s current trajectory • The logic behind a reordered global communion • The mission opportunity for global Anglicans • What this could mean for churches in the UK, North America and Australia This episode is part of The Pastor’s Heart special coverage of GAFCON 2026 in Abuja. Sponsored by Anglican Aid https://anglicanaid.org Support the show To watch or listen to Bible Teaching from Dominic Steele at Village Church Annandale Sydney goto this link.

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