Church of England facing 'time of reckoning' in wake of scandals and historical abuse claims
- The Church of England is facing an unprecedented crisis as it holds its first General Synod since the resignation of the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, due to scandals and abuse claims.
- Archbishop of York Stephen Cottrell will address the Synod amid pressure to resign over safeguarding failures related to a priest barred from being alone with children.
- A recent YouGov poll shows the Church's favorability rating has dropped to 25%, with unfavorable views rising to 49%, attributed to multiple abuse scandals.
- Debates will focus on new safeguarding measures and the Makin Report, which outlines failings in handling abuse cases, including the case of John Smyth, a serial abuser.
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