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Anglican Consultative Council

Tuesday May 18

The Five Marks of Mission: Five – to strive to safeguard the integrity of creation, and sustain and renew the life of the earth

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

The Five Marks of Mission: Two – to teach, baptise and nurture new believers

In this continuing ACNS series on the Five Marks of Mission, the second mark is explored: “What is captured in the second Mark of Mission is the very deliberate way in which Jesus chose, lived with, taught and trained his own disciples…”

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The Anglican Communion’s Five Marks of Mission: an introduction

The Anglican Communion News Service has commissioned a series of articles looking at each of the Five Marks of Mission: “In the coming weeks, we will publish a series of articles, each written by an expert in their field, which will unpack each of the Marks and how they are being lived out throughout the Anglican Communion”

Anglican Communion called to repent as primates affirm commitment to walk together

The work of the Task Group, which was established by the Archbishop of Canterbury after the January 2016 Primates’ Meeting, has been commended by the Primates, with the Task Group calling for a Season of Repentance

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

Global Anglican leaders meet in Hong Kong

General Secretary of Queensland Churches Together The Rev’d Canon Richard Tutin explains the purpose of the Anglican Consultative Council, which met recently in Hong Kong: “The Council’s role is to facilitate the cooperative work of the churches of the Anglican Communion, exchange information between the provinces and churches, and to help coordinate common action”