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Anglican Consultative Council in Lusaka

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Members of ACC-16 from Southern Africa with Archbishop Justin. +
The President of #Zambia greeting Archbishops, Bishops and Clergy after the Eucharist opening the Anglican Consultive Council, Lusaka Cathedral. +
Ecumenical guests, who are members of the Anglican Consultative Council meeting in Lusaka, Zambia, with the Archbishop of Canterbury. +
Flower preparations for the Anglican Consultative Council opening Eucharist at Lusaka Cathedral, Zambia, tomorrow morning. +
The sharing of the Peace during the opening Eucharist of the Anglican Consultative Council, ‪‎Lusaka‬ Cathedral, ‪Zambia‬ +
‪‎Zambian‬ ‪choir‬ sing during the sharing of the Peace at ACC 16 opening Eucharist +
Bishop of Harare, Chad Gandiya, and other Bishops from Zimbabwe, join in with their singers outside ‪Lusaka‬ cathedral at ACC 16. +
Mothers Union of ‪Zambia‬, in spectacular ACC16 uniforms, singing after lunch outside Lusaka Cathedral. +
Singers from the Anglican Church in Zimbabwe outside ‪‎Lusaka‬ Cathedral this afternoon. +
The President of ‪‎Zambia‬, Edgar Lungu, gives a short address after the Eucharist at ACC 16 today. +
Football at the beginning and the end of a journey. With Andy Bowerman, co-director of the Anglican Alliance and chaplain of Southampton Football Club, in the grounds of Lusaka Cathedral yesterday, just before leaving for my flight to Cairo, via Addi +
 
 
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