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ANGLICAN STAND AT TOURISM EXHIBITION

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 The Anglican Church in Ghana, represented by the Anglican Diocese of Accra, mounted a stand at the recent International Tourism Exhibition held at the Accra Conference Centre to celebrate World Tourism Organization Day. The exhibition was put together by Faar Event Management on behalf of the Ministry of Tourism. On display at the Anglican Church of Ghana Stand were pictures telling the History and story of the Anglican Church in Ghana; Education, Health and other social activities.

Pictures that attracted attention most were the pictures of all the Past Bishops of the Diocese of Accra and the sitting Archbishop of Canterbury. A make shift altar was put up at the stand, adorned with all that go with the altar when ready for a communion service. A handful of books about Anglicanism were also on display in addition to hand-outs about the Church.

The Anglican University College of Technology was given a sizeable space to advertise the University, where slides on the University were showed intermittently. This attracted visitors a lot.

One question that visitors kept on asking when they visited the stand was, “Why a Church at a Tourism Exhibition?” After getting to know that Religious grounds and establishments were well known tourist attractions and that, tourists being human should be introduced to religious establishments when they visit countries for them to continue serving God even in travel, they agreed that other denominations should also start attending exhibitions.

Last Updated on Monday, 05 October 2009 11:06  

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The decision making body of the Anglican Church of PNG (ACPNG), known as the Provincial Council has elected a new Archbishop of the Anglican Church of Papua New Guinea.

The election took place at the Provincial Council Meeting which was held in Port Moresby on 11th June 2010.

The new Archbishop is the Rt. Reverend Joseph Kopapa who is the Bishop of Popondota Diocese. The ACPNG has five (5) Diocese and the Bishops from these Dioceses who are also members of the House of Bishops of the Province of PNG are eligible for election.

The Archbishop who is also the Primate of the Anglican Church of PNG is vested with powers within the Provincial Constitution and Cannons of 2001 to be the general authority, leader and steward of the Province of PNG. Amongst his duties, the Archbishop presides over the Provincial Council and House of Bishops. The Archbishop also plays the key representative of the Anglican Province of PNG in dealing with global Anglican Communion issues whose head is the Archbishop of Canterbury.

Archbishop Kopapa comes from Tufi District in Oro Province and is the fifth Archbishop since the Church’s independence from the Province of Australia. Archbishop Kopapa succeeds the former Primate Bishop James Ayong who retired in 2009.