With ceremony and celebration, Angola becomes a new Anglican dioceseBy Rachel Farmer Posted Dec 6, 2019 |
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Bishop André Soares with provincial and partner clergy at the future site of the Anglican cathedral in Luanda, Angola. Photo: Anglican Church of Southern Africa via ACNS
[Anglican Communion News Service] Angola was officially inaugurated as a new Anglican diocese this week, after 16 years as a missionary diocese and more than 40 years of war.
Primate of Southern Africa Archbishop Thabo Makgoba led the special service of inauguration and also installed Bishop André Soares as the bishop of Angola.
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