
The Archbishop of Canterbury and the Archbishop of Burundi spoke at a ministerial dialogue on ‘The Role of Faith Communities in Preventing Sexual Violence in Conflict’ at the Global Summit in London.
The Archbishop of Canterbury and the Archbishop of Burundi spoke at a ministerial dialogue on ‘The Role of Faith Communities in Preventing Sexual Violence in Conflict’ at the Global Summit in London.
An event hosted by the We Will Speak Out Coalition highlighted the holistic role of faith communities in responding to sexual violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Archbishop Rwaje Onesphore joined a faith leaders panel at the Global Summit in London, which highlighted the role of faith leaders and communities in preventing and responding to sexual violence.
The Archbishop of Canterbury today sent a video message to the Global Summit to End Sexual Violence in Conflict.
Anglican leaders will take part in the Global Summit in London from 10-13 June to focus on the role faith communities have to prevent and respond to sexual violence in conflict.
Anglican leaders will be speaking at two panel discussions at the Global Summit to End Sexual Violence in Conflict, to focus on the role of faith leaders and faith communities in preventing and responding to sexual violence in conflict.
Archbishop David Vunagi, Archbishop of the Anglican Church of Melanesia, recently presented certificates to the first two graduates of Agents of Change in the Pacific.
Archbishop Justin Welby, Archbishop of Canterbury, and Cardinal Vincent Nichols, Archbishop of Westminster, met this week with a delegation from the Peace in the Great Lakes Campaign, which has brought together Anglican and Roman Catholic leaders from the Democratic Republic of Congo, Burundi and Rwanda.
There has been so much activity around the Anglican Communion during these first few months of 2014. In this newsletter you can read more about development, relief and advocacy, as the Anglican Alliance helps to build capacity and connect our family of churches and agencies around the world.
Anglicans in the Diocese of Recife, Brazil, are using stories in the Bible to help them reach out to their community through social campaigns and looking after their environment.