The Lambeth Conference, a once-a-decade gathering of the world's Anglican bishops, has left the Church of England with a £1.2 million deficit. The shortfall will be discussed today (August 11, 2008) by the committee that manages the Church's finances. More than 200 bishops refused to attend last month's conference, leaving organisers with a large bill. A spokesman said that the Archbishops' Council, the Church's executive body, has agreed to meet part of the… Keep reading