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Report and Financial Statements for year ending 31st December 2010The following PDF document the Report and Financial Statements for year ending 31st December 2010. |
31 DEC 2010 | 342 KB | |
Newsletter: Violence and the FamilyViolence and the Family This newsletter on Violence and the Family is the first of a series of three issues on this theme. It includes articles from different regions of Africa, from Pakistan, Australia and UK. All make clear the prevalence of violence within the home, both between couples and against children, and the newsletter gives a wider Communion context to the work of the consultation for the Oceania region held in October at the Family Centre, Lower Hutt, Wellington. |
06 DEC 2010 | 364 KB | |
Abstracts of the papers presented at the NIFCON Conference held at Lambeth Palace in December 2011Download |
01 DEC 2010 | 294 KB | |
IAWN Newsletter November 201016 Days of Activism Against Gender Violence Campaign As we approach the annual 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Violence, this edition of IAWN News focuses on news and resources concerned with gender based violence and its elimination. |
15 NOV 2010 | 399 KB | |
AOCICC - Anglican-Old Catholic International Co-ordinating Council November 2010 - CommuniquéThe Anglican-Old Catholic International Co-ordinating Council (AOCICC) met in Schloss Beuggen, Germany from 8 to 12 November 2010. |
12 NOV 2010 | 18 KB | |
Compass Points Sept 2010Download |
24 SEP 2010 | 848 KB | |
ICAOTD Communiqué - September 2010,Oxford, United KingdomThe International Commission for Anglican-Orthodox Theological Dialogue met in Oxford, from Tuesday 31 August to Tuesday 7 September 2010 |
07 SEP 2010 | 63 KB | |
Minutes of Standing Committee Meeting July 2010Download |
28 JUL 2010 | 216 KB | |
The Constitution of The Anglican Consultative CouncilThe Constitution of The Anglican Consultative Council July 2010 |
12 JUL 2010 | 225 KB | |
Newsletter: The Family and TraffickingThe Family and Trafficking Trafficking is a world-wide problem, driven by the same forces that drive the globalisation of markets, with no lack of demand and supply. In varying degrees and circumstances, men, women and children all over the world are victims of what has become a modern day slave trade. Almost every country of the world is affected either as a source, transit, and/or destination country for women, children and men trafficked for the purposes of sexual or labour exploitation. This Newsletter looks at Anglican and other Christian initiatives across the world, such as the Anglican Church of Southern Africa's response to increased trafficking around the Football World Cup, raising awareness in rural communities in India, and the care and support of |
12 JUL 2010 | 1.08 MB |