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Primates' Meeting 2016

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Primates 2016 in Canterbury Cathedral (Official photo from Primates 2016 website) +
Province of Anglican Communion (from Primates 2016 website) +
Primates gather for Evensong at Canterbury Cathedral, 11 January 2016 (from Primates 2016 website) +
Primates gather for Evensong at Canterbury Cathedral, 11 January 2016 (from Primates 2016 website) +
Canterbury Cathedral - Graham Kings photo +
Praying presence: the Community of St Anselm at Primates 2016 +
Chapel of St Anselm where Community of St Anselm prayed throughout Primates' Meeting 2016 - Graham Kings photo +
St Anselm Window in chapel of St Anselm, where Community of St Anselm prayed throughout the Primates' Meeting - Graham Kings photo +
South aisle of Canterbury Cathedral - Graham Kings photo +
6th Century head of crozier of Pope Gregory the Great lent to Canterbury Cathedral for Primates' Meeting 2016 - Graham Kings photo +
Press Conference broadcast live on Periscope TV to 1500 people who signed up - Graham Kings photo +
Press Conference after Primates' Meeting 2016 - Graham Kings photo +
 
 
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Hilary Garang, Bishop of Malakal, artist and theologian Feb 2012, Malakal, South Sudan Bishop Graham gave greetings at the Episcopal Church in Matanzas, Cuba, the first Protestant church in that town, built originally in the 1880s. Here, the parish priest, Tulia Sanchez, explains the development and growth of the church. Odair Pedroso Mateus, Director of Faith and Order, WCC Iconic painting at Bossey Ecumenical Institute Graham Kings, as Bishop of Sherborne, baptising young people in the sea at West Bay, Bridport, Dorset, after a weeks mission in 2011. Filmed by Michael Ford. Tea discussion 2 Jer 30 Thomas Key Jung explains the formation of the Korean alphabet, which was simplified by the 15 century King Sejong, and his chosen scholars, written on the base of his statue, in the central square of Seoul.