Crisis 'driven by impatience'
The Archbishop of Canterbury says the economic crisis has been driven by impatience.
The Church itself is a gift
The Church has to look like a gift, said the Archbishop of Canterbury in a sermon on Sunday, 27 July. It has to look like a solace where people don't seem to be alone or trapped, anxious and fearful: a place where people seem to live in a larger more joyous and hopeful atmosphere, and where they are treasured and nourished as precious images of GOD.
Sorting out our priorities
David Jeans : As a church we should be seeking the Kingdom of God and his justice rather than giving priority to our finances. Then our finances will take care of themselves.
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