A Ghanaian education professional is celebrating his promotion at work, less than a year after his visit to the UK on the Commonwealth Professional Fellowship Scheme.
The Anglican Alliance are calling for prayers for people affected by an undersea earthquake in the Solomon Islands, triggering a tsunami, killing people and destroying homes on some outlying islands.
The Anglican Alliance has kept you informed about the situation in the Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo thanks to the constant communication with Bishop Bahati Bali-Busane Sylvestre from the Diocese of Bukabu.
Applications are now open for young Anglican leaders from the UK to take part in a unique workshop on conflict resolution in London this July.
High level actions to challenge world hunger, climate change and urban violence have been planned for Anglicans at Rio +20 – the UN’s sustainable development conference.
As the Church in Brazil prepares for Rio + 20, a resource pack is being released today, for Anglicans to use round the world on Rio Sunday June 3rd.
News from the Office of the Archbishop of York
The Archbishop of York Dr. John Sentamu and Mrs Margaret Sentamu today held a meeting with 52 people based from the Dioceses in the North of England to discuss relief, development and advocacy work.
Paul Ueti has started work as the new Anglican Alliance facilitator in Latin America and the Caribbean.
By Anglican Alliance staff
Zambian Anglicans’ food advocacy hit the headlines when they won Government backing in their call for the campaign for food security.
Three people to co-ordinate the work of the Anglican Alliance across Latin America and the Caribbean were chosen by the Alliance's regional consultation which closed in Sao Paolo yesterday.
Campaign letters in Spanish for use on World Food Day are published today on the third day of the Anglican Alliance Latin American consultation in Brazil.
The Anglican Alliance is co-ordinating with Anglican agencies to provide support for the Episcopal Church in Sudan during the current humanitarian crisis.
By Rosemary Cottingham, The Anglican Church of Burundi's Communications Department
The Anglican Church of Burundi and the Anglican Alliance made a joint visit to the DFID office in Bujumbura, Burundi, to make the case for four African countries which have lost their place in the UK aid programme.
