The Archbishop of Canterbury welcomes global Anglican consultation on slavery in Rome

The Archbishop of Canterbury sent a message of welcome to the participants who arrived from all over the Anglican Communion to discuss their churches’ work to end human trafficking and modern slavery.   In his message Archbishop Justin...

Call to Prayer: for the G20 and for justice for the world’s most vulnerable

As the group of 20 (G20) leaders of the richest nations get ready to meet together in Brisbane, Australia on 16th November 2014, the Anglican Alliance is calling for dedicated prayer to ensure the decisions made are for the benefit of all and improve the lives of the...

Join the Anglican Alliance webinar on human trafficking and modern slavery

The consultation is being convened by the Anglican Alliance and hosted by the Archbishop of Canterbury’s Representative to the Holy See, Archbishop Sir David Moxon. You can register here for the online webinar on Thursday 6 November to hear more and...

Youth and women’s empowerment with communities in Guatemala, shared with church in El Salvador

The Episcopal Church of Guatemala is an alive community working with different groups throughout the country. Archbishop Armando Guerra established a Development and Mission Office to support the community ministry of the church and carry on this mission....

Hundreds of church-goers respond to domestic violence campaign

The campaign focuses on the work of the Anglican Church in Zambia to support women who face violence – but is part of a wider concern of Us to address domestic violence worldwide. According to the UN, up to 70 per cent of women worldwide experience violence at...

Teenager in the Diocese of Salisbury asks churchgoers to take action on climate change

15 year-old Josh Perry set up the event with John Glen, his local MP in the UK, in support of Christian Aid’s Hunger for Justice campaign, which encourages churchgoers and others to lobby to make climate change a political priority in the UK.  He also...