Introducing the Advisory Council for the Anglican Alliance

Members represent every region of the Anglican Communion and are brought together for their expertise and experience in key thematic areas, including disaster risk reduction, good governance, and advocacy initiatives.  The Council has gathered to find out more...

Join the global Anglican community: pray and fast for the climate on the 1st of each month

<div “wpb_text_column wpb_content_element “> <div “wpb_wrapper”> ‘Pray and Fast for the Climate’ is a movement of Christians praying and fasting on the 1st of each month for a meaningful and just global climate agreement...

Churches ask for prayer and support as severe flooding continues across Southern Africa

In Malawi, the flooding is affecting 638,000 people, and 121,000 have been displaced. The Southern regions are the worst affected: 54 people have been killed and 153 are missing. Bishop Brighton Malasa, of Upper Shire Diocese in Malawi, has set up a...

Leave this world …

Almost a billion lives hang in the balance when world leaders meet at two crucial summits in New York & Paris this year.  That’s why the Anglican Alliance has joined a global coalition of charities, celebrities and organisations in action/2015, to call on...

action/2015 asks citizens worldwide to call on global leaders to commit to a better world

Almost a billion people face a life of extreme poverty if leaders duck key decisions on poverty, inequality and climate change due to be taken at two crucial summits in New York and Paris later this year.  New figures show that, if policy decisions are not made,...

The Archbishop of Canterbury on Sierra Leone, South Sudan and living out the generosity of Christ

Original article at http://www.archbishopofcanterbury.org/ Within the UK the message is available to view on the BBC website here.  The National Memorial Arboretum is a place of reflection, remembrance and prayer, dedicated to those who have served,...