Books & Guides
“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
News
The Anglican Communion’s theological education and unity, faith and order teams have published a new study guide for Anglicans titled What do Anglicans Believe?
A stunning Aboriginal dot painting has been commissioned to commemorate Archbishop Phillip Aspinall’s 2020-2022 Diocesan ‘Being Together’ theme, fittingly upholding our community’s commitment to Reconciliation and our call as a Church to seek unity and holiness
The Anglican Indigenous Network has expressed concern to the wider Communion that “one size fits all” responses to COVID-19 will not give Indigenous peoples an equal chance of surviving the virus
In the sixth, and final, reflection in the ACNS series looking at the Anglican Communion’s Five Marks of Mission, The Rev’d Canon Dr Rachel Mash, Environmental Coordinator for Green Anglicans, from the Anglican Church of Southern Africa, unpacks the fifth Mark of Mission: To strive to safeguard the integrity of creation, and sustain and renew the life of the earth
St George’s College, an Anglican “centre for pilgrimage, hospitality, study and reconciliation” in Jerusalem, has celebrated its 100th anniversary, with a special service in the neighbouring St George’s Cathedral
Primates from around the Anglican Communion recently had an official audience with King Abdullah II, the King of Jordan
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