Archive of 2019 news. 

Today at Lambeth Palace ‘In Good Faith’, a new Christian-Jewish dialogue project, was launched.

The Archbishop of Canterbury and the President of the Methodist Conference hosted an ecumenical day of reflection on mining. 

The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, has announced the shortlist for the 2016 Michael Ramsey Prize, which will be awarded at the Greenbelt Festival later this year.

Archbishop Justin Welby writes in the Mail on Sunday ahead of the launch of his new book 'Reimagining Britain'.

Archbishop Justin Welby and other faith leaders pledge to fast and pray for success of UN climate summit in Paris.

The Archbishop of Canterbury joined thousands on the streets of St Albans on Saturday for the annual Alban Pilgrimage.

In a joint letter published in The Times today, Archbishop Justin Welby, Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis and Shaykh Ibrahim Mogra have condemned the murders carried out in a Jerusalem synagogue this week as "the absolute antithesis of faith".

Read Archbishop Justin's speech on the Foreign Affairs and Defence day of the Queen’s Speech Debate in the House of Lords.

Archbishop Justin Welby condemned the terrorist attacks and said the people of London are responding with "courage, resilience and determination".