The Anglican Communion’s newly appointed Advocacy Officer, Jillian Abballe, on the role of the Anglican Communion Office at the UN in living out prophetic vision.

The Director of Missions for the Anglican Church Of Kenya, the Revd John Mark Oduor, with a tale of how the faith of a six-year-old girl, helped to grow the faith of her father.

After the World Economic Forum meeting in Davos, Hong Kong-based Anglican writer Alice Wu asks what approach the Church should take to global social problems.

The General Secretary of Anglican mission agency USPG (United Society Partners in the Gospel), the Revd Duncan Dormor, argues that churches should be “communities of resistance and hope”.

A member of The Community of St Anselm, Emma Ash, a youth worker, theologian, and a trustee of the Church of England’s National Estate Churches Network, reflects on the complexities of Common Worship, the C of E’s successor to the Book of Common Prayer.  

The Primate of South East Asia, Archbishop Moon Hing, reflects on the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity.

Reflecting on the post-Epiphany season, the Revd Dr Zachary Guiliano, Associate editor of The Living Church, asks whether the Anglican Communion has “pursued all that makes for peace and builds up our common life”.