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hrmjustin

(71,265 posts)
Wed Feb 5, 2014, 08:59 PM Feb 2014

Welby in DR Congo: ‘We pray for lasting peace’

By Lambeth Palace staff

Lambeth Palace press release] Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby arrived in the Democratic Republic of Congo Feb. 3 for a two-day visit to Anglican leaders in the country. While there the archbishop will witness the work of the Anglican Church in the Congo, especially in peace-building and protecting women from gender-based violence.

Welby is on the last leg of a six-day visit to Anglican leaders in the region, which has also included South Sudan, Rwanda and Burundi.

Welby, who is visiting DRC at the invitation of Archbishop Henri Isingoma, will meet with religious leaders and other community representatives, and visit projects supported by the Anglican Church in the Congo.

Arriving in Goma, Welby said: “I am delighted to be visiting Goma with my wife Caroline to show the love and solidarity of the wider church amidst all you have been through. We pray for stability and a lasting peace for DRC.

http://episcopaldigitalnetwork.com/ens/2014/02/04/welby-in-dr-congo-we-pray-for-lasting-peace/

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