Pastoral Visit: Anglican Church Appreciates Collaboration

G overnment collaboration with the Anglican Church has been appreciated by the Archbishop of Canter- bury, Rt Honourable Sarah Mullally, who is also Primate of the Church of England, as well as the ceremonial head of the worldwide Anglican Com- munion. She was received yesterday August 3, 2026 by the Prime Minister Head of Government, Joseph Dion Ngute. She concludes her five-day visit in Cameroon today August 4, 2026. In her statement to the press after the audience, Her Grace Sarah Mul- lally said they basically talked about the Anglican Church in Cameroon which she said from her observation has deep faith, generous and com- passionate to their respective com- munities. “We talked about ways in which they support community, not just to talk about the gospel but also to demonstrate the light and also about peace, not just the An- glican church, but working with other churches in order to seek peace. I told the Prime Minister that the An- glican church continues to contribute to this wonderful Cameroon and also to peace. And also to assure him and the government of my prayers,” she stated. When asked about the memories of Cameroon she takes with her as she leaves today, the Archbishop said the hospitality and generosity of c...