The Archbishop of Canterbury’s Easter Sermon is available here: Archbishop’s Easter Sermon 2012 – God raised Jesus to life.
The Archbishop of York has three video messages. See Archbishop’s Easter Video Messages. And he wrote this column for the Sun: Archbishop’s Easter Joy.
The Anglican Communion News Service has published a roundup of several other Easter messages, including one from the Archbishop of Uganda.
We will add more when we find them.
In the wake of the demonization of Gunter Grass, how refreshing to read: “And these things may be of real importance when we look at what seem to be the most completely intractable problems of our day. At Easter we cannot help but think about the land that Jesus knew and the city outside whose walls he was crucified. These last months have seen a phase of peace talks between Israel and the Palestinians yet again stalling, staggering and delivering little or nothing for those who most need signs of hope. Everything seems to be presented as a zero-sum game.… Read more »
Can nothing be done to persuade him to stay on as archbishop?
How come that, to date, the item on “Dr. Glynn Harrison’s views on homosexuality” has attracted no fewer than 46 comments and the two Archbishops’ mighty words proclaiming the joy of the Risen Lord and Easter have only managed to attract a mere 2 comments?
Surely, “A Doctor writes” isn’t more interesting to Christians than proclaiming the Good News of the Resurrection Gospel?
Actually, I heard a far better sermon proclaiming the resurrection – far less leaden, far more likely to reach those less mature in faith, while still not yielding an inch of belief.
http://www.thurible.net/20120408/easter-day-sermon-video-version/#comments
Yes indeed, as ever, a good prophetic word from the pulpit of Glasgow cathedral – although the Provost must come to realise that the Lord is just as much risen in Morningside as He is in Scotland’s second city.
With Rosemary’s comment that now brings the score to Resurrection Sermons – 4 Comments on Dr. Glynn’s Views – 63
People expect sermons on the resurrection. They do not expect credibility given to views the like of Dr Glynn’s. Dog bites man rarely attracts comment either.