La Alianza Anglicana y la Agencia Episcopal para el Alivio y el Desarrollo ha creado el Curso sobre Resiliencia, un intercambio de aprendizaje cooperativo de un año de duración para aumentar la resiliencia y la respuesta ante el desastre de congregaciones y diócesis de la Comunión Anglicana. En octubre de 2020, se inscribieron más de […]
One of the joys of being part of the Anglican Alliance is seeing the global picture – seeing the Church, in its Anglican expression, living out the Marks of Mission in every part of the world. We witness the Church functioning as the global Body of Christ and see this is not just as a […]
The Anglican Archbishop in Jerusalem, Hosam Naoum, has called on Anglicans and all Christians to pray for peace in the Holy Land. He also highlights the extraordinary work of the Diocese of Jerusalem’s Al Ahli Hospital in Gaza, providing emergency medical care in the midst of the conflict. The Most Revd. Hosam Naoum was installed […]
“The poor of the world are suffering from vaccine apartheid” Most Revd. Dr. Thabo Makgoba, Archbishop of the Church of Southern Africa The Anglican Alliance is currently working on two dimensions of the Covid-19 vaccine roll-out: advocacy on equitable global access to vaccines and sharing information to help overcome vaccine hesitancy. Please see our two […]
On 9 April the nation of St Vincent & the Grenadines experienced a huge explosive volcanic eruption on the main island (St Vincent) which has caused great suffering, displacing whole communities, destroying crops, while subsequent volcanic activity continues to bring risk and fear. Amidst this disaster and the COVID pandemic, the Church has been working […]
A written statement from the Anglican Consultative Council has been listed as one of the official documents of the 54th Session of the United Nations Commission on Population and Development. The session commences on Monday 19th April and has a special focus on population, food security, nutrition and sustainable development. Only twenty civil society statements […]
The Anglican Alliance is currently working on two dimensions of the Covid-19 vaccine roll-out: advocacy on equitable global access to vaccines and sharing information to help overcome vaccine hesitancy. In part 1 of these two companion pieces on overcoming vaccine hesitancy, we looked at common questions and concerns that might make people cautious about having […]
A year after the pandemic was declared, Covid-19 continues to have devastating impacts across the world. Persistence of the virus, fresh waves of infections and the emergence of variants mean people across the world continue to live with the heart-breaking loss of loved ones, liberty and livelihoods. Vaccines offer the best hope of a way […]
On this World Health Day, we are delighted to announce the launch of the Anglican Health and Community Network (AHCN), following the formal approval of its formation by the Anglican Consultative Council’s Standing Committee in February. Deputy Secretary General of the Anglican Communion, the Revd Dr Will Adam, welcomed the network’s launch, saying, “For more than […]
In response to the ongoing situation that continues to unfold in Myanmar, Archbishop Josiah Idowu-Fearon, the Secretary General of the Anglican Communion – a family of 41 national and regional churches in more than 165 countries – has issued a message of hope to the people of Myanmar and called on Christians around the world […]