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The bishops at the Lambeth Conference spent time in discussion and prayer over the Lambeth Call on Human Dignity today after hearing opening remarks from the ����logo. Read the Archbishop's opening remarks here. 

Read Archbishop Justin's sermon at the Lambeth Conference closing service, held at Canterbury Cathedral, today.

Read Archbishop Justin's third Keynote Address to the Lambeth Conference this morning, in which he spoke about the need to tell, teach, treasure, tend and transform the world. 

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. 

Church must be “vision-led not problem-led”, says Bishop Richard Chartres in the third of the Lambeth Lectures series.

Read Archbishop Justin's first Keynote Address to the Lambeth Conference this evening, in which he called the Church to look outwards to tend to the needs of the 21st Century world.

The conference theme asks what it means to be ‘God’s Church for God’s World?’ Read Archbishop Justin's reflections on 1 Peter in this second Bible exposition at the Lambeth Conference, on the theme of 'A Holy People following Christ'. The journey through 1 Peter will explore a range of themes including belonging, alienation, exile, slavery and persecution, hospitality, mission and reconciliation. 

The conference theme asks what it means to be ‘God’s Church for God’s World?’ Read Archbishop Justin's reflections on 1 Peter at the first Bible exposition at the Lambeth Conference, on the theme of 'Called into hope & holiness in Christ.' The journey through 1 Peter will explore a range of themes including belonging, alienation, exile, slavery and persecution, hospitality, mission and reconciliation. 

The conference theme asks what it means to be ‘God’s Church for God’s World?’ Read Archbishop Justin's reflections on 1 Peter in his third Bible exposition at the Lambeth Conference, on the theme of 'Resistance and Resilience in Christ'. The journey continues through 1 Peter exploring a range of themes including belonging, alienation, exile, slavery and persecution, hospitality, mission and reconciliation. 

The Archbishop presented Aboriginal pastor Ray Minniecon with the Hubert Walter Award for ����logo and Interfaith Cooperation today during a visit to Sydney.