I survived the surgery. I’m back.” During the New Year’s Eve service, Jakes began his hourlong sermon by talking more about the health scare. “If all the odds have been against you ...

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The Bishop of Newcastle has branded the Archbishop of York's Christmas Day sermon "empty words" after he said the Church of England needs to "kneel in penitence" and "be changed". Responding to ...

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With Mr Welby out of public view this Christmas and not delivering the December 25 sermon, focus shifted to ... “I just think people think this is not the day for all the politics and backstabbing.

The Archbishop of York, Stephen Cottrell, has used his Christmas Day sermon to call for change in the Church of England. It comes after the recent resignation of the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin ...

The Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby will not make the Christmas Day sermon this year and will officially stand down on 6 January after resigning following the Makin review. This year's ...

The Archbishop of York highlighted the need for actions over words in his Christmas sermon on Wednesday amid criticism of the Church's handling of various abuse cases. Stephen Cottrell will become ...

The Bishop of Newcastle has criticised the Christmas Day sermon delivered by the Archbishop of York, describing his suggestion that the Church of England needs to change as “empty words”.