
With support from churches and agencies around the world, the church in South Sudan has been providing assistance to displaced communities across the country, but further help is required as thousands more remain in need of aid.
With support from churches and agencies around the world, the church in South Sudan has been providing assistance to displaced communities across the country, but further help is required as thousands more remain in need of aid.
Women leaders in education have successfully completed their Commonwealth Fellowship Scheme after spending seven weeks on what they called a “unique learning experience” with the Anglican Alliance. Now they return home with ‘action plans’ to share best practice in the education sector in their countries.
Ms June Nderitu has recently been appointed the Anglican Alliance’s facilitator for Africa, and will take forward the Alliance mandate for development, relief and advocacy across the region.
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Pope Francis and Muslim leaders have all given their backing to a faith campaign to combat modern day slavery and human trafficking, at the launch of the Global Freedom Network in Rome.
The Anglican Alliance’s first ever full team meeting took place last week, with regional facilitators and the London-based secretariat sharing vision and securing plans to take regional priorities forward.
Most Revd Francisco de Assis da Silva, Archbishop of Brazil, is calling on churches and agencies around the Communion to give financial and prayerful support to the thousands of families displaced by flooding in the North-West.
The EXPOSED campaign have launched two new videos which highlight the causes and impact of corruption.
The Church of England have joined with a global coalition to campaign for an end to the violence and suffering that has left an estimated 140,000 dead since March 2011.
Christian agencies around the world have produced resources for Lent, which help churches and individuals focus and reflect on key issues affecting humanity and our world.
You and your church can mark International Women’s Day this year with the Anglican Alliance’s latest resource, which celebrates women around the Communion and sets out ideas for your community to empower women and inspire change.