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The Archbishop of Canterbury has called the next Primates’ Meeting, to be held from 28 February – 5 March in Johannesburg, hosted by the Anglican Church of Southern Africa.
Known locally as ‘the Church Clinic’, the Ras Morbat Eye Clinic aims to provide affordable and accessible eye care to the people of Aden and surrounding areas despite escalating conflict in the region and interruptions to power and water supplies.
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.
Anglican News shares some of the ways Anglicans are investing time, energy and resources in peacemaking around the world.
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.
The Province of the Anglican Church of the Congo has been increasing its efforts to respond to the spread of Ebola across the country.
The Rt Revd Dr Manasseh Gahima, Bishop of Gahini, has been elected as the next Archbishop and Primate of Eglise Anglicane du Rwanda
The Rt Revd Dr Renta Nishihara, Bishop of the Diocese of Chubu and Administrator Bishop of the Kyoto Diocese, has been elected as the 21st Primate of the Nippon Sei Ko Kai (The Anglican Church in Japan).
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.
See highlights from the Season of Creation from the dioceses of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island, New Westminster and Ottawa in the Anglican Church of Canada.
A service of remembrance, lament and dedication has taken place in Warwick, Bermuda for the people of African descent who were buried at the site.
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 new Bishop of Bangor in the Church in Wales will formally begin her public ministry when she is installed on Saturday 19 September.
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 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 Most Revd and Rt Hon Dame Sarah Mullally, the Archbishop of Canterbury, has presented her first Lambeth Awards since taking office.