Indigenous Traditional Communities and Post/De-colonial Theologies Take Centre Stage at International Colloquium Recife, Brazil

The Anglican Alliance is delighted to be partnering in a groundbreaking event bringing together church leaders, indigenous and Afro-descendant theologies, and practitioners to explore the power of indigenous theologies in advancing advocacy and social change....

Peace at Home? A blog by Mandy Marshall for the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence

Peace at Home?  The 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence run from 25th November to 10th December. Here, the Anglican Alliance’s Director for Gender Justice, Mandy Marshall, discusses gender-based violence in the home and church, and why ending it is a...

Celebrating Diversities in Mission – The Council of the Church in East Asia meets for a vibrant and faith-filled assembly

“The archbishops, bishops, lay and youth were just astounding, with such commitment to the people they serve” Rob Dawes, Executive Director. Members of the Anglican Alliance staff team were honoured to take part in the full assembly of the Council of the Church of...

A fond farewell and a warm welcome as the Executive Directorship of the Anglican Alliance changes hands

The Anglican Alliance’s beloved outgoing Executive Director, Revd. Canon Rachel Carnegie, stepped down from her role on Friday at last week’s in-person Board meeting in Dubai. Her successor, Robert Dawes, was welcomed with joy and celebration as he formally stepped...

The Communion Forest comes to Westminster Abbey

It was a delight for Anglican Alliance staff to visit Westminster Abbey last week to view their Communion Forest exhibition. Westminster Abbey, the site of English coronations since 1066, has supported the Communion Forest since it was launched two years ago. Over the...