Join the Anglican Alliance on the People’s Pilgrimage to Paris

“I have always had something of a fascination with pilgrimages,” says Revd Bowerman. “This started long before I became a Christian. It was probably in part due to having to read the Canterbury Tales at school – I still sometimes...

Bond Awards honour innovative, collaborative development work

The Awards are given by Bond, a UK body of NGOs active in international development, to recognise excellence in the field. They provide Bond members such as the Anglican Alliance with a unique opportunity to share stories of successful projects demonstrating...

South Sudanese Episcopalian shortlisted for international development award

Harriet Baka is a familiar and welcome sight in Lologo 2, a camp for internally displaced people on the outskirts of Juba, South Sudan’s capital city. “Mama Harriet”, as she is fondly known, has been visiting the community, mostly women and children, since they fled...

Empowering marginalized women and young people to engage governance.

A total of 160 women from low-income families were brought into the cooperative since November 2013. They have started savings accounts, taken part in training. The training has included: organization building, leadership development, promoting alternative...

Anglican churches in Burundi, DRC and Tanzania assist people displaced by crisis in Burundi

Nearly 90,000 Burundians have fled to neighbouring countries since April 2015, according to UNHCR, while a significant number have sought refuge with friends or family in other towns or provinces within Burundi. Unrest began last month with President...

News from the Lusophone Anglican community: story from Mozambique

The rainy season in the Diocese of Niassa, northern Mozambique, began late this year, and fell with a vengeance: bridges and roads were destroyed, homes collapsed, crops were flattened, and cholera and malaria increased. In some parts of our diocese, every year brings...