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The Communion Forest comes to Westminster Abbey
It was a delight for Anglican Alliance staff to visit Westminster Abbey last week to view their Communion Forest exhibition. Westminster Abbey, the site of English coronations since 1066, has supported the Communion Forest since it was launched two years ago. Over the...
Hope and Act with Creation: Celebrating the Season of Creation, 1st September – 4th October
“I encourage Anglicans around the world to pray for the unity of the Church, as we follow Christ’s call to protect and renew what God has entrusted to us.” Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby Each year, tens of thousands of Christians around the world celebrate the...
“We are the agents, whose destiny is love”
A very successful Agents of Change training has concluded in Trinidad and Tobago, with all 16 participants graduating in a joy-filled celebration. The course was made possible by a grant from Trinity Church Wall Street for a three-year programme called “Agents of...
‘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...
The Communion Forest is 2!
Today we celebrate the second anniversary of the Communion Forest. At its launch on 3rd August 2022, on the London Day of the Lambeth Conference, Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby said, “The Communion Forest is a symbol and an act of hope, something we can do...
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...
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...
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...
Call for prayer as Hurricane Beryl leaves a wake of destruction in the Caribbean
Please join us in praying for the island communities devastated by Hurricane Beryl, a category 4 hurricane, which is sweeping through the Caribbean. Hurricane Beryl passed between St. Vincent and the Grenadines and Grenada and directly hit Carriacou at 222 km/hr. The...
Inauguration of the Communion Forest in Central America
We have exciting news to share about the Communion Forest! On World Environment Day, June 5th, the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby and Archbishop Juan David Alvarado, Bishop of El Salvador and Primate of the Iglesia Anglicana de la Region Central de America,...
Agents of Change in the Pacific
The global roll out of Agents of Change took another step forward recently as two new groups of participants were launched on the course in the Pacific. In Papua New Guinea, clergy, Mothers’ Union members, religious sisters and brothers, youth and others from the...
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...
