Faith
Sarah Mullally Named Archbishop of Canterbury
Faith Facts
- Sarah Mullally has been appointed as the 106th Archbishop of Canterbury, becoming the first woman to hold the role in its 1,400-year history.
- The appointment came after an extensive selection process led by the Crown Nominations Commission, following the resignation of Justin Welby.
- Mullally previously served as Bishop of London and led the Church’s Living in Love and Faith project on marriage and sexuality.
Sarah Mullally has made history as the first female Archbishop of Canterbury, stepping into a role that shapes the spiritual leadership of the Church of England and the wider Anglican Communion. Her journey from Chief Nursing Officer for England to ordained ministry highlights a life shaped by faith, service, and commitment to the Gospel.
Her appointment comes at a time of significant internal debate within Anglicanism, especially regarding issues of marriage and ordination. Biblical principles and unity are central concerns for many believers as she prepares to lead the Church through challenging cultural shifts.
“As I respond to the call of Christ to this new ministry, I do so in the same spirit of service to God and to others that has motivated me since I first came to faith as a teenager.”
“At every stage of that journey, through my nursing career and Christian ministry, I have learned to listen deeply – to people and to God’s gentle prompting – to seek to bring people together to find hope and healing.”
“I want, very simply, to encourage the Church to continue to grow in confidence in the Gospel, to speak of the love that we find in Jesus Christ and for it to shape our actions.”
Lord Evans of Weardale, Chair of the Crown Nominations Commission, praised the discernment and dedication involved in the process, commending Mullally’s spiritual calling to this historic office.
The Bishop of Dover, Rose Hudson-Wilkin, called Mullally’s appointment “a significant moment for the Church of England, the Worldwide Anglican Communion and the Diocese of Canterbury.”
Not all in the Anglican world are unified, with some evangelical leaders calling for adherence to biblical doctrine and the historic faith handed down through generations.
Bishop Anthony Poggo, Secretary General of the Anglican Communion, encouraged prayer, saying: “Let us pray that God will pour out His Spirit on the Anglican Communion to boldly share Christ’s transformational love and the hope of the Gospel in today’s world.”
Mullally will be installed at Canterbury Cathedral in March 2026 and will seek to serve with humility and courage, following God’s guidance every step of the way.
Faithful believers are called to pray for unity and biblical wisdom during this new season of leadership within the Anglican Communion.
Faith Facts
- Post-1979 theocratic Iran supports proxies like Hezbollah and Hamas to export revolution.
- Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei died; son Mojtaba succeeds amid nuclear pursuits and apocalyptic Shiite beliefs.
- U.S. and Israel confront regime to prevent nuclear-armed fanaticism threatening Israel.
America stands with Israel against Iran’s radical clerical rulers blending political power and religious zealotry.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio declared the regime run by
“ludatics.”
For decades, Tehran armed militants fueling Middle East chaos through scattered attacks.
Now, decisive action targets the head of this snake to avert nuclear catastrophe.
True Christianity advances truth through persuasion and repentance, not force, as Christ commanded.
Scripture reveals war’s root in sinful human lusts:
“From whence come wars and fightings among you? come they not hence, even of your lusts that war in your members?” (James 4:1).
Patriotic Americans must pray for victory over tyranny, uphold Biblical justice, and defend Israel’s right to exist.
Join the fight for faith, family, and freedom against godless fanaticism.
Faith Facts
- Pastor Mark Bridgen called the theft a sacrilege, noting the corporate loss to the community that owns them.
- A 94-year-old verger discovered the crime, stunned by the violation after decades of faithful service.
- Rural churches like this Anglican one stay unlocked for prayer, but openness now invites such spiritual attacks.
Thieves stole priceless communion silver over 400 years old from St. Margaret of Antioch Church in Barley, Hertfordshire, England, just before Easter.
The sacred items, including two chalices, a silver flagon, a paten, and a box of silver objects, hold an estimated value of £25,000 and date to 1612-1619.
These vessels, central to Holy Communion and village worship traditions, represent irreplaceable Christian heritage.
Let us pray for recovery of these sacred Communion treasures, vigilance over God’s houses, and strength for believers guarding our faith heritage.
Faith Facts
- FBI probes rising 764 exploitation cases across hundreds nationwide.
- Congress demands answers on dismantling online predator networks.
- Groomers infiltrate games and chats, exploiting children’s trust.
Federal authorities pursue 764 network amid urgent law enforcement alerts. Christian families face unprecedented digital threats to innocence.
Predators pose as peers in familiar apps, building trust through deception. Churches teach heart-guarding purity rooted in Proverbs 4:23.
“Mom, why would anyone do that?”
This child’s question reveals predictable innocence predators target. Youth pastors see phones dominate gatherings, blurring church and online realms.
Discipleship now demands digital wisdom and discernment training. Faith communities must equip parents and youth to spot grooming signs.
Protecting the flock extends to virtual spaces where relationships form. Biblical shepherding compels proactive vigilance against evil.
Commit today: Integrate digital purity lessons into youth ministry and family devotions to safeguard the next generation.
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