Can religious groups help to prevent violent conflict?

Here is a report by Laura Payne, one of the research team, for ‘Transformation’ on the issue. When peace and violence are examined through a faith-based lens, a different set of factors come to the foreground. A glance at the daily news confirms...

Eyewitness account from Vanuatu reveals the fury of Cyclone Pam

<p “p1”>A message from Dr Abraham Hauriasi to the Anglican Alliance has revealed the latest communications from Vanuatu and the action that the church will now take to respond to those in need.  He said: <p “p1”>”Bishop James...

Tagolyn Kabekabe on the significance of water in the Pacific for World Water Day

In an interview with Elizabeth Perry, below, Tagolyn Kabekabe, Anglican Alliance Facilitator for the Pacific, speaks about the importance of water, how it is connected to climate change, and the support Pacific Islanders need.  With thanks to Elizabeth Perry and...

The Climate Change Crisis: watch, participate, engage

The Climate Change Crisis, presented by the Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society on March 24, will address one of the most significant topics in today’s society. The 90-minute live webcast will originate from Campbell Hall Episcopal School, North...

Commonwealth Fellowship Scheme awarded for Anglican leaders in education worldwide

From May-June 2015 four Anglican leaders in education will visit the UK to take part in shared learning opportunities with schools and educational departments.   Deborah Domingo, the Manager of Anglican Schools in Belize, Rajamani Manuel, a Principle in Sri...

Anglican women feature on We Will Speak Out panel

The presentations highlighted the diverse experiences and perspectives of a survivor, a practitioner, a faith leader and an academic. During her presentation, Nikki Rineer of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, provided a survivor’s perspective and stated,...