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What does King Charles’ coronation mean for Christian women? How having a man named head of the Church could change things
Journalist Lauren Windle looks at how things could be different for Christians after King Charles’ coronation, and how things could be different for women, with a man leading the Anglican Church.
With the grand weddings, jubilees and royal babies, there have been a lot of reasons to roll out the bunting in recent years. Across the country people will be thanking their lucky stars that they just shoved it in the cupboard rather than returning it to the loft, as this weekend is another right royal knees up.
On May 6, 2023, King Charles III will be officially crowned at his coronation in Westminster Abbey. Despite being given the premier title the moment his mother Queen Elizabeth II passed away, this weekend he will formally take the throne.
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