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Christians facing persecution and churches overseas were major themes at the Governing Body meeting in the Church in Wales on September 4-5.
Building a Safe Church will be the focus of a leadership and capacity building conference in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe in September.
Anglicans will share voices of faith on AI, Climate Change, Conflict and Growing Youth Populations at the UN’s Summit of the Future.
The Right Revd Matthew Gunter will be installed as the Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Wisconsin on Saturday 5 October at Stevens Point.
The Patriarchs and Heads of the Churches in Jerusalem have issued a statement calling for the urgent need to conclude the war.
In anticipation of Ghana's upcoming political elections Anglican Bishops have called on the nation to embrace peace, unity, and love.
Coinciding with International Literacy Day (September 8), Mothers' Union are launching a new initiative - “Empower Her Literacy”.
Bishop Anthony Poggo has visited his former home to encourage a church that’s rebuilding a community traumatised by civil war.
The Moderator of the Church of Bangladesh, the Most Revd Samuel Sunil Mankhin, calls for prayer after recent unrest.
The Anglican Communion Youth Network has partnered with USPG for the first meeting of the Emerging Leaders Academy.
The Nippon Sei Ko Kai (NSKK, The Anglican Church in Japan) held its 68th biennial Synod on 28-30 May at St. Andrew's Church in Tokyo.
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, apologised to the people of Jamaican for the “vile and disgusting sin” of slavery.
Glen Ruffle, the Anglican Communion’s Representative to the UN in Geneva, took part in a World Humanitarian Day commemoration.
The Anglican Alliance has announced the appointment of its new Executive Director, Robert Dawes who will take over in October 2024.
An Easter message from the Most Revd Geoffrey Smith, Primate of Australia, Archbishop of Adelaide and Metropolitan of South Australia.
The Anglican Church of Melanesia’s (ACOM) have celebrated 49 years since their inauguration at All Saints Church in Honiara.
Anglican leaders gathered in Aotearoa New Zealand to take part in a three-day intensive wānanga on Anglican Indigenous leadership.
Over 40 bishops from around the world have met to discuss how faith and science communities can work together in tackling climate crisis.
The International Anglican Women’s Network (IAWN), which serves as a voice of Anglican women, elects a new Chair and Deputy Chair.
Members of the Anglican Communion Science Commission (ACSC) will discuss issues ranging from AI to the climate crisis in a July webinar.