Next Archbishop of York vows to work to bring 'unity to our nation'

The transcript discusses the Church of England's role in fostering unity within England and globally. The speaker shares his personal journey from a modest background to becoming the Archbishop of York, emphasizing hope and joy. He aims to continue the legacy of his predecessor, Sentamu, focusing on social justice and engagement with ordinary people. The transcript also reflects on political changes in the UK, advocating for unity and a global vision. The Church's responsibility to address global issues, such as poverty and climate change, is highlighted.

What transformation does the speaker suggest for the Church of England?

• To reduce its community outreach programs

• To focus solely on international missions

• To become a Church for England

• To become more financially independent

What personal background does the speaker share?

• He was born into a wealthy family

• He attended a prestigious private school

• He comes from an ordinary family and attended a secondary modern school

• He was raised in a different country

What does the speaker hope to continue from Sentamu's legacy?

• Reducing the Church's public presence

• Engaging with ordinary people joyfully

• Focusing on financial growth

• Focusing on international politics

What significant political change does the speaker mention?

• The decline of the Labour Party

• The rise of a new political party

• The formation of a coalition government

• The Conservative victory in the North

What global issue does the speaker emphasize the Church should address?

• Technological advancements

• Global warming and its impact on poor communities

• Space exploration

• International trade agreements