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Su invitación para unirse a nuestro “Cambio Climático – ¿Dónde está la justicia?”
Ésta es su invitación para unirse a nuestro “Cambio Climático – ¿Dónde está la justicia?” Seminario virtual el Miércoles 24 de Setiembre del 2014 a la 1pm GMT para un tener un entendimiento de la Cumbre del Clima de las Naciones Unidas, una discusión sobre el porqué al cambio climático importa y una mirada a cómo las comunidades locales alrededor del mundo pueden hacer un llamado sobre justicia climática.
Join our global webinar on 24th September: ‘Climate Change – Where’s the Justice?’
Join our ‘Climate Change – Where’s the Justice?’ webinar on Wednesday 24th September 2014 at 1pm GMT for an insight into the United Nation’s Climate Summit, a discussion on why climate change matters, and a look at how we as local communities around the world can call for climate justice.
Churches in West Africa call for urgent support as they strive to stop the spread of Ebola
Church leaders and agency workers in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone are calling for increased prayer and practical support as they struggle to contain the Ebola outbreak.
Archbishop Stanley Ntagali leads anti-malaria initiative in Uganda
The Archbishop of Uganda, Most Revd Stanley Ntagali, has released a video demonstrating his leadership, alongside many other Anglican Primates and Bishops, on preventing malaria in his country. You can view the video here.
Hepatitis C treated at new specialist clinic open in Menouf, Diocese of Egypt
A news report from the Diocese of Egypt, as the Harpur Memorial Hospital opens in Menouf to treat Hepatitis C and its complications.
Transformative workshop addresses gender-based violence with indigenous women in Colombia
Paulo Ueti, Anglican Alliance Regional Facilitator for Latin America and the Caribbean, reports here on a workshop with indigenous women in Gambia, Colombia, to facilitate learning on economic empowerment and gender-based violence through Contextual Bible Studies.
L’Eglise dans Soudan-Sud lance un appel de soutien mondial pour une crise alimentaire catastrophique
L’Eglise Episcopalienne du Soudan-Sud et du Soudan (EESSS) poursuit son œuvre d’inspiration humanitaire pour secourir les communautés touchées par le conflit au Soudan Sud, et demande maintenant à la Communion Anglicane de soutenir leur appel pour la phase II. Les Nations Unies ont averti qu’il s’agissait de la pire crise alimentaire au monde et qu’elle risquait de se transformer en famine.
Churches have their voices heard by signing the call for climate justice
Across the Anglican Communion people are adding their voices to the Oceans of Justice petition, in support of Pacific Islanders who are calling on the Australian Government to take action on climate change.
Christians worldwide join in prayers for peace and appeal for those affected by violence in Iraq
Archbishop Francisco da Silva, the Primate of Brazil, the Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby, and the Primate of Australia Philip Freier, are among those joining the worldwide call for prayer as Christians and minority groups are forced from their homes and the conflict in Iraq continues.
Economic empowerment, gender-based violence and contextual bible study workshops in Colombia
Paulo Ueti, Anglican Alliance Regional Facilitator for Latin America and the Caribbean, joined Episcopal Relief & Development and the Anglican Service of Diaconia and Development in Colombia to facilitate workshops and share best practice on development themes.
Churches call for prayer as Ebola virus continues to spread across West Africa
Churches across West Africa are calling on the Anglican Communion to pray for those affected by the Ebola virus as it continues to spread across the region.
Church restored and community empowered by Umoja process in Kenya
Church members in the Diocese of Mbeere, Kenya, are taking part in the Umoja/Church Community Mobilisation (CCM) process and are using their local resources to create sustainable livelihoods for themselves and their community.
