Archive of 2022 news. 

Restrictions on freedom of worship often go hand-in-hand with other forms of repression, the Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby has warned government ministers from around the world.

Read the Archbishop's lecture on theology, anthropology and Christian hope, delivered in November 2017 at the Postgraduate Institute of St Cyril and St Methodius.

Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis and Archbishop Justin met at Lambeth Palace Library with the participants of a pioneering project that they co-sponsored. The 'In Good Faith' initiative was devised to build deep and rich partnerships between a group of priests and rabbis/rebbetzen/ma’ayan.

The Archbishop of Canterbury dedicated St John's, Waterloo in 1824 and rededicated it in 1951, Archbishop Justin has again rededicated it in 2022 at a special Service of Rededication as a huge restoration project at this historic London Church nears completion. 

Archbishop Justin preaches in Maputo at Service of Thanksgiving for the Proclamation of the Province of Mozambique and Angola and the installation of the province’s first Archbishop.

Archbishop Justin has signed a joint letter to The Times on the Government's refugee policy

Archbishop Justin speaks at the Lord Mayor’s Banquet, an annual event held in honour of the Former Lord Mayor and the incoming Lord Mayor.

Read Archbishop Justin's second Keynote Address to the Lambeth Conference this evening, in which he reflected on the historical legacy and the global impact of the church and called bishops to unity in following God's call. 

The Archbishop delivered the annual Henry Plumb Lecture to the National Union of Farmers this evening.