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The Province of the Anglican Church of the Congo has been increasing its efforts to respond to the spread of Ebola across the country.
Churches have begun observing this year’s Season of Creation. At a time when communities around the world battle the extremes of floods and drought, this year’s theme of ‘Living Water’ is an important call to care for God’s creation and our common home.
The Most Revd Eraste Bigirimana has been installed as the new Primate of the Anglican Church of Burundi at Holy Trinity Cathedral, Bujumbura.
From 1 September to 4 October, many Anglican churches will be involved in the ecumenical Season of Creation (also called Creationtide). This year's theme is Living Water and churches have been developing liturgical resources.
The Revd Domnic Misolo from the Anglican Church of Kenya is set to join the Gender Working Group of the Multi-Faith Advisory Council.
The Most Revd Ramón Ovalle Leiva has been installed as the new Primate of Iglesia Anglicana de la Región Central de América (the Anglican Church of Central America), also known as IARCA.
The Secretary General of the Anglican Communion has visited the Episcopal Church of South Sudan to learn more about how the church is supporting internally displaced people.
Following tensions surrounding the recent General Elections in Zambia, CAPA has issued a call for prayer for peace. The statement expresses concern for the democratic process and the detention of political opponents.
A five-day retreat for bishops and spouses of the Anglican Church of Tanzania concludes with the enthronement of the first Bishop of Kahama.
The Anglican Church of Korea successfully concluded its 35th National Synod, at which a new Primate and Presiding Bishop was elected and installed: the Most Revd Elijah Jang-Whan Kim, Bishop of Seoul.
'Let us stand together and proclaim: Peace is God’s will. War is not.' The Church of South India (United) has shared a call for peace in light of ongoing conflict and political tensions involving Iran, Israel, and the United States.
The Secretary General of the Anglican Communion, the Rt Revd Anthony Poggo, has visited the Church of Pakistan (United) for a Clergy Lenten Retreat and Conference in Raiwind, Lahore.
Primates from across the Americas and the Caribbean have met in São Paulo in Brazil, ahead of a wider gathering coordinated by the Anglican Alliance to pilot A Place At the Table.
The International Pentecostal–Anglican Commission (IPAC) has held met to continue work on exploring the theme of ‘Transforming Holiness’.
The Revd John Attenborough, the Regional Director for Mission to Seafarers in the Middle East and South Asia (MESA), reflects upon his 30 years of experience.
Members of Mothers’ Union from across North West Wales gathered at Bangor Cathedral to celebrate the organisation’s 150th anniversary.
The Princess Royal took part in acts of remembrance at the war graves of airmen from World War Two in neighbouring churches in Irvinestown, Northern Ireland. Clergy from the Church of Ireland, the Roman Catholic Church, Presbyterian and Methodist churches led the service together.
The Venerable Ruihana Paenga has been appointed as Dean of Waiapu, where she will lead ministry at Waiapu Cathedral of Saint John the Evangelist in Napier, New Zealand.
Indigenous Pastor Raymond Minniecon from the Diocese of Sydney in the Anglican Church of Australia reflects on what the recent shifts in global and national political priorities could mean for Indigenous peoples and First Nations lands.
The Venerable Susan Wallace has been elected Bishop of Te Hui Amorangi ki te Waipounamu, the Māori Anglican Church in the South Island of Aotearoa, New Zealand. She will be the first woman to have been appointed to the role.
The Anglican Indigenous Network (AIN) has met in person for the first time since 2019 in Adelaide and has elected a new Chair of the network.
Four years on from a single tree planted at the Lambeth Conference, the Communion Forest now stretches from mangroves and meadows to prayer gardens and prairies – and a new A to Z gathers its stories from Australia to Zimbabwe.