Author's summary: Sarah Mullally becomes the 106th archbishop of Canterbury.
"I do not know if the uniting love of Jesus will be enough to heal our broken parts in the end,"
says Cara Meredith. The appointment of Sarah Mullally as the 106th archbishop of Canterbury has caused a stir, with many reacting to the news. As the first woman to hold this position since the Church of England was established in the 16th century, Mullally will be the "leader of the church and first among equals among bishops" in the global Anglican Communion.
When Mullally takes office in late January and is formally installed two months later, she will oversee this diverse collection of believers.