Church of England apologises for slavery by LeahMahon_
THE CHURCH of England has apologised for its historical links to the trans-Atatantic slave trade following aCommissioners of the church, which is headed by King Charles, carried out an investigation into the Church of England’s role in slavery.
The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Reverend Justin Welby, who is also Chair of the Church Commissioners, said he was “deeply sorry” for the Commissioner’s past dealings in the trading of black lives. The body hopes that the investment will regenerate more projects that can be backed by grant funding and begin further research into the Church Commissioners connections to slavery including dioceses, cathedrals and parishes.
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