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Aliança Anglicana anuncia a busca por uma nova/o Diretora/or Executivo
A Aliança Anglicana anunciou a busca de uma nova ou novo Diretor Executivo para levar adiante a missão da Aliança de trabalhar por um mundo livre da pobreza e da injustiça. A atual Diretora Executiva da Aliança, a Reverenda Cônega Rachel Carnegie, deixará o cargo em...
La Alianza Anglicana anuncia la búsqueda de una nueva Persona como Directora o Director Ejecutivo
La Alianza Anglicana ha anunciado la búsqueda de una nueva Directora o Director Ejecutivo que lleve adelante la misión de la Alianza de trabajar por un mundo libre de pobreza e injusticia. La actual Directora Ejecutiva de la Alianza, la Revda. Canóniga Rachel...
L’Alliance anglicane annonce la recherche d’un nouveau directeur exécutif
L'Alliance anglicane a annoncé la recherche d'un nouveau directeur exécutif pour faire avancer la mission de l'Alliance, qui est d'œuvrer pour un monde libéré de la pauvreté et de l'injustice. L'actuel directeur exécutif de l'Alliance, la révérende chanoine Rachel...
Church and Community Transformation process launched in Amman, Jordan
This past month marked the culmination of almost four years of work in the Diocese of Jerusalem as the Church and Community Transformation (CCT) process was launched at St. Paul’s, Ashrafiyeh in Amman, Jordan, in partnership with Tearfund, led by Diane Holt from...
The Diocese of Jerusalem walks the Way of the Cross, as it supports the vulnerable and points to Easter hope beyond the suffering
This Holy Week, the Episcopal Church in Jerusalem continues to walk the Way of the Cross, as it perseveres with resilience and compassion to meet the needs of the most vulnerable across the Holy Land, including Gaza, through its health and education institutions. We...
Diocese of Jerusalem supports access of vulnerable people to health and education services in the Holy Land
Over the past few months, the Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem has worked ceaselessly as it supports people facing the impact of the Israel-Hamas war. The Diocese is working through its health and education institutions in the Holy Land to provide access to services for...
The Anglican Alliance and Christian Aid launch a new partnership
The Anglican Alliance and Christian Aid have launched a new partnership, harnessing church networks to tackle climate change, conflict, and humanitarian disasters. The Anglican Alliance and Christian Aid have signed a new three year partnership agreement that will see...
Christmas without Borders: Emmanuel
A Reflection by Mark Mitchell, Humanitarian and Development Manager, Anglican Missions, Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia It’s December. The tree is up. Presents are wrapped, and Christmas cake made. We look forward to welcoming friends and...
Taking forward Partners in Resilience and Response in Africa
The Partners in Resilience and Response (PiRR) work continues to flourish, with two key developments in recent weeks. In the Caribbean, a regional training is underway - more on this shortly. Here, we share what is happening in Africa where, in late November, the...
Reflecting on COP28 so far – a blog post by Joel Kelling
The COP28 climate negotiations are now well underway in Dubai and, for the third consecutive year, the Anglican Communion has a small delegation there. Joel Kelling, the Anglican Alliance's Middle East facilitator, is with the delegation and in this blog he reflects...
Praying for COP28
Earlier this year, United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres said, "The era of global warming has ended. The era of global boiling has arrived.” In a press conference held on 27 July, he said, "According to the data released today, July has already seen the...
Ending violence against women and girls – a blog post by Mandy Marshall, the Anglican Communion’s Director for Gender Justice
In 1999 Kofi Annan, the then UN Secretary General, stated “Violence against women is perhaps the most shameful human rights violation, and it is perhaps the most pervasive. It knows no boundaries of geography, culture or wealth. As long as it continues, we cannot...
