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Lambeth Conference
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Lambeth Conference
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(Christianity / Anglicanism) the decennial conference of Anglican bishops, begun in 1867 See also Lambeth Quadrilateral
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Left" and "Right" are political terms, whereas Lambeth Conferences are attempting to articulate a vision of the Kingdom of God.
Not political by Webber, Christopher L. / Commonweal
The Anglican Communion has been undergoing reformation for more than a century, ever since the Lambeth conferences began in 1867, constantly struggling with what it means to be "in the world but not of the world"; that spiritual tension between faith and culture.
The Anglican Church is going through a reformation by Knight, Keith / Anglican Journal
This year marks the halfway point between Lambeth conferences, which are held every 10 years, traditionally in Britain.
Gays and supporters rally for full inclusion in church by Larmondin, Leanne / Anglican Journal
 
 
 
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