17 December 2024
Accompaniment Visit to South Sudan
The Anglican Alliance, in partnership with Episcopal Relief & Development, supported a team of three accompaniers to visit the Episcopal Church of South Sudan and their outreach agency the South Sudanese Development and Relief Agency in July to enhance and strengthen their capacity in responding to ongoing struggles across the country. The visit took place […]
Building Resilience in Latin America and the Caribbean
Representatives from across Latin America and the Caribbean met in Panama at the beginning of November for a Partners in Resilience and Response Regional Steering Group meeting following on from the regional Resilience Course. ‘We shared, we learned, we put together a regional plan from our perspective and with different approaches from each country’ Amanda, […]
2 December 2024
The Anglican Alliance launches a new Freedom Sunday resource on the tenth anniversary of the Joint Declaration of Religious Leaders Against Modern Slavery
The Anglican Alliance has launched a new resource to help churches respond to modern slavery and human trafficking. The updated Freedom Sunday resource gives practical guidance on how churches can help tackle these twin evils through prayer, worship and action. “In the eyes of God each human being is a free person, whether girl, boy, […]
10 August 2024
‘Welcome to Carriacou’
On Tuesday 22nd July 2024, Clifton Nedd, the Anglican Alliance’s Caribbean facilitator, and Elizabeth Perry, the Anglican Alliance’s Programmes Director, visited Carriacou, one of the three islands that make up the state of Grenada, which had been devasted by Hurricane Beryl three weeks previously on July 1st. Clifton lives in Grenada and Elizabeth was in […]
1 August 2024
Celebrating the Graduation of the Latin America and Caribbean Resilience Course
The Anglican Alliance were delighted to mark the graduation of the Resilience Course in Latin America and the Caribbean with an online ceremony for participants from across the region. Partners in Resilience and Response (PiRR) is an initiative run by the Anglican Alliance and Episcopal Relief & Development. The vision of PiRR is for every […]
16 July 2024
Anglican Alliance announces appointment of new Executive Director
Today the Anglican Alliance is delighted to announce the appointment of its new Executive Director, Robert Dawes, after a global recruitment process. Rob will take over the leadership of the Anglican Alliance when the Revd Canon Rachel Carnegie steps down in October 2024. He will be working with superb colleagues in the global Anglican Alliance […]
10 July 2024
A Statement by Anglican Alliance Partners Protesting the Forced Closure of the Diocese of Jerusalem’s Al Ahli Hospital in Gaza
The Anglican Alliance and partners stand in solidarity with the Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem in protesting the forced closure and evacuation of Al Ahli Arab Anglican Hospital in Gaza City. The Anglican Alliance consortium of international partners joins the Diocese of Jerusalem in praying and calling for an immediate ceasefire and for full humanitarian funding […]
8 April 2024
Anglican Alliance announces the departure of our current Executive Director while launching a Communion-wide search for her successor
Today, the Anglican Alliance has announced that after a decade of leadership our current Executive Director, the Revd Canon Rachel Carnegie, will be stepping down from her role in mid-October 2024, as she takes up other international church and development work. The Anglican Alliance was launched in 2011, on the recommendation of Bishops at the […]
7 April 2024
Church and Community Transformation process launched in Amman, Jordan
This past month marked the culmination of almost four years of work in the Diocese of Jerusalem as the Church and Community Transformation (CCT) process was launched at St. Paul’s, Ashrafiyeh in Amman, Jordan, in partnership with Tearfund, led by Diane Holt from Northern Ireland, and Dani El-Tayyar from Lebanon, with core support from Joel […]
28 March 2024
The Diocese of Jerusalem walks the Way of the Cross, as it supports the vulnerable and points to Easter hope beyond the suffering
This Holy Week, the Episcopal Church in Jerusalem continues to walk the Way of the Cross, as it perseveres with resilience and compassion to meet the needs of the most vulnerable across the Holy Land, including Gaza, through its health and education institutions. We join the Church in prayer for peace, justice and safety for […]