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The Lambeth Commission on Communion, formed to mediate international controversy over the Communion's first openly gay bishop, has released its recommendations. The full 93-page report is available here: http://windsor2004.anglicancommunion.org/windsor2004/downloads/index.cfm

EDOW: Windsor Report calls for expressions of regret (from the Nov. '04 Washington Window)
Episcopal News Service: Windsor Report offers recommendations, calls for reconciliation
- - -*This article includes a summary of the recommendations in the report
Religion & Ethics: Lambeth Commission Report
Anglican Journal: 'In the end the report was something that I could live with'

Responses to the report:

Bishop of Washington John Bryson Chane Statement	Presiding Bishop Frank Griswold Statement Letter prior to release	Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams Statement
American member of the Lambeth Commission Mark Dyer Statement	Primate of the Church of Southern Africa Njongonkulu Ndungane Statement	Archbishop of Wales Barry Morgan Statement
Primate of the Church of Canada Andrew Hutchison Statement	Primate of Central Africa Bernard Malango Statement	Chairman of the Lambeth Commission Robin Eames Statement
Primate of Nigeria Peter Akinola Statement

Photo sources: Chane (Episcopal Diocese of Washington); Griswold (Anglican World: Anne Wetzel); Williams (Eleanor Bentall); Dyer (Louie Crew); Ndungane (Lu Léon); Morgan (Church in Wales); Hutchison (General Synod of the Anglican Church of Canada); Malango (Forward in Faith); Eames (Jim Rosenthal/ACNS); Akinola (Anglican Communion).

Check out this resource from the Diocese of East Tennessee with information on the commission, its mandate and potential outcomes.

Check out this resource - Some Questions and Answers about the Lambeth Commission - prepared by Simon Sarmiento available on Anglicans Online.

Check out this resource from the Episcopal Divinity School designed to help clergy and lay people in the Episcopal Church study, discuss, and interpret the report in a way that offers new ground for dialogue and hopefully, reconciliation.