Belize witnessed a moment of immense pride and jubilation as the Most Reverend Philip Wright, the first Belizean-born Archbishop and Metropolitan of the Anglican Church in the Province of the West Indies, returned home to a warm reception. The historic event, celebrated by clergy, government officials, and church members alike, marks a significant milestone not only for Archbishop Wright but also for the nation. His election, held recently at the Provincial Synod in The Bahamas, was met with widespread acclaim, symbolizing a new chapter in spiritual leadership for the Caribbean region. Reverend Elswith Clare, representing the Council of Churches, extended heartfelt congratulations, emphasizing the unity and shared joy of the Belizean religious community. Archbishop Wright now assumes leadership over eight dioceses across the Caribbean, from Barbados to Guyana, Jamaica, Trinidad, the Bahamas, and beyond. His vision for his new role centers on fostering a revival of faith and commitment to the church, particularly within Belize. Having served as Bishop of Belize since 2005, Wright has been a steadfast advocate for Christian education, youth engagement, and community outreach. Dr. Louis Zabaneh, Minister of Religious Affairs, highlighted the importance of this elevation, noting its significance for Belize’s place in regional Anglican leadership. Archbishop Wright’s commitment to ecumenical unity and his humble approach to leadership underscore his hope for a collective journey toward a deeper understanding of God’s love. His official installation as Archbishop is set for early next year, as he continues to serve as Bishop of Belize while overseeing regional Anglican affairs.