Anglican Bishop sees hope of breakthrough on Gays and Zimbabwe
BY TREVOR GRUNDY
13 September 2007

The recently appointed Dean of Central Africa, the Rt Rev Trevor Musonda Mwamba, believes Anglican churches will soon return to their grassroots mission to alleviate poverty, disease and injustice and abandon their current "fixation" on homosexuality.

His words of optimism come against a background of growing concern that the on-going "rights for gays" debate in the 75 million-strong worldwide Anglican community could wreck unity in that church throughout Africa before next year's Lambeth Conference in Canterbury, England. the rest

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