Mientras los Primados de la Comunión Anglicana se reunían en la ciudad de Canterbury, Inglaterra en la segunda semana de enero, la Co-Directora Ejecutiva de la Alianza Anglicana, la Reverenda  Rachel Carnegie hace una reflexión  sobre como los lazos de la Comunión representan el más profundo significado en nuestro mundo atribulado y sufrido.

Bishops from Equatoria, South Sudan, have given harrowing accounts of how recent conflict is affecting local communities and urged the Anglican Alliance and Anglican partners to advocate for relief assistance.

The COP21 climate summit in Paris concluded with a landmark Agreement aimed at tackling the rise in global temperatures. In this analysis Prof. Dr David Morales of the Episcopal Anglican Church of Brazil (IEAB) takes a look at the achievements and challenges of what he views as the “first universal climate deal in human history”.

Enquanto os Primazes da Comunhão Anglicana se reúnem em Cantuária, Inglaterra, a co-diretora executiva da Aliança Anglicana Revda. Rachel Carnegie reflete como os laços as Comunhão possuem um significado profundo em nosso mundo sofrido e turbulento.

As the Primates of the Anglican Communion gather this week in Canterbury, Anglican Alliance Co-Executive Director, the Revd Rachel Carnegie reflects how the bonds of the Communion have the deepest possible significance in our troubled and suffering world. 

Four years on, the Anglican Alliance continues to grow and develop as it supports the Anglican Communion to live out the Gospel in word and action, learning from the wisdom and experience of the Anglican family of churches and agencies. 

Have a blessed Christmas! • Nous vous souhaitons un Noël béni ! • Les deseamos una Navidad llena de bendiciones. • Que Deus abençoe o seu Natal!

The Anglican Alliance is looking to support Anglican Communion dioceses to use a different kind of tool to build peace and sustainable communities – football.

The Anglican Alliance joins church leaders and others around the world in welcoming the COP21 Paris Agreement as the first universal commitment to comprehensive action on climate change.

Hope Africa, the relief and development arm of the Anglican Church of Southern Africa, is reaching out through the Anglican Alliance on behalf of communities severely affected by a harsh drought.