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Churches around the Anglican Communion are deeply involved in the fight against racism, both within the structures of the Church itself, and in wider society
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The Archbishop of Canterbury has announced the recipients of the 2021 Lambeth Awards. The awards, which recognise outstanding contributions to the Church and wider communities, have been given to more than 30 individuals. They include scientists, musicians, academics, activists, peacemakers, doctors and clergy
The third in a series of webinars on bilateral dialogues, a discussion of ‘Anglican-Orthodox Dialogue: History, Results, Reception’ and the Canterbury Statement ‘Stewards of Creation: A Hope-Filled Ecology’, offered an overview of history, as well as a vision for the future
The renewal of prayer and the religious life is explored in the third of three books on the Archbishop of Canterbury’s ministry priorities. The series has been produced by the Theological Education in the Anglican Communion (TEAC) department of the Anglican Communion Office to help bishops prepare for the next Lambeth Conference
The Anglican Communion delegation to the United Nations 65th Commission on the Status of Women (CSW65) says that churches are important partners of governments and international organisations in reaching all sections of society, achieving gender justice and addressing COVID-19
A major new report by the Anglican Alliance provides an overview of how Anglican churches around the world have remained “a committed, loving and active presence in their communities” during the COVID-19 period
“The most tangible impact of this resource is that students will see that conversations and collaboration have taken place throughout the history of the Church. This communication and wrestling with ideas of faith is a practice engaged in by members of all faith communities and proves that consensus can be reached despite differences in contexts and cultures,” says FormedFaith’s Fiona Hammond
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