International

Sunday January 19

“It’s not too late to join the struggle,” say Archbishop and teenage climate activist

An Archbishop and a teenage activist have called on Anglicans around the globe to take action to address climate change in a passionate plea from an international convention in Madrid

Youth Network aims to breathe new life into Anglican Communion’s mission

Young people across the churches of the Anglican Communion are being sought to represent their regions on the new Anglican Youth Network, which has now set out its vision and aims for the future

Melanesia Mothers' Union members

Mothers' Union members celebrate 100th anniversary in the Pacific Islands

Mothers’ Union members in the Pacific Islands have been celebrating their centenary with a week of events in the Solomon Islands

Archbishop Welby expresses vision for Anglican Communion at CCEA meeting

Anglican Primates, bishops, clergy and laity from provinces in East Asia recently heard the Archbishop of Canterbury share a powerful vision for the ministry of the Anglican Communion

St Andrew’s College students volunteer across the globe

More than 50 St Andrew’s Anglican College students defied the stereotypes of the so-called ‘Me Generation’ recently, making a difference in the lives of others around the world, as part of the College’s award-winning Global Opportunities (GO) Program

Melanesia’s new Archbishop is installed amidst dance and song

Traditional dancers and singing led the new Archbishop of Melanesia, Archbishop Leonard Dawea, into the service at St Barnabas Cathedral, Honiara in the Solomon Islands, where he was installed as the Primate of the Anglican Church of Melanesia last week