Church Of England To Vote On Women Bishops

The transcript discusses the role of women in the Church of England, focusing on the barriers they face in attaining leadership positions such as bishops. Reverend Alsson Newbury's experience is highlighted, and the lack of diversity in church leadership is criticized. Historical context is provided, noting past opposition to women bishops, while current support is growing. Personal perspectives and traditionalist views are explored, with theological debates ongoing. The potential for the first female bishop to be announced soon is discussed, reflecting a shift towards inclusivity.

What are the theological reasons given for opposing women bishops in the Church of England?

What is the potential impact of the voices calling for change within the Church of England?