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Africa

Anglican agency PWDRF announces grant for Ebola education

Seventy trainers will be sensitized to the disease and trained in Ebola virus awareness and prevention

07 September 2014

Central Zambia: "Only 10 out of 4,000 children have birth certificates"

An Anglican bishop has said families need to register their children's birth. 

06 September 2014

South Sudan bishop: Did our martyrs die in vain?"

“Imagine if the President and former Vice President could forgive each other and form a government of national unity!”- Bishop Moses Deng Bol

03 September 2014

West Africa churches' urgent call for support over Ebola outbreak

Church leaders and agency workers in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone are calling for increased prayer and practical support as they struggle to contain the Ebola outbreak.  

03 September 2014

Anglicans turn to crowdfunding to fight slavery, cancer

With a Communion of around 85 million people, Anglicans think crowdfunding may be a clever way to fundraise.

03 September 2014

"Social and environmental justice are intimately, profoundly linked"

“Sleeper awake!” is the opening call of a new Anglican resource for the Season of Creation from South Africa

28 August 2014

Episcopal agency's partners empower communities to stop Ebola spread

In Liberia and Sierra Leone, Episcopal Relief & Development’s local Church partners are leveraging their widespread presence and trusted reputation to alleviate suffering and contain the outbreak

28 August 2014

“Self-sustainability and Unity, a priority for our Church,” Central Africa Primate

The Most Revd Albert Chama has told ACNS that the Provincial Churches need to co-operate and share best practice to have the most impact.

27 August 2014

Congo Anglicans re-elect Henri Isingoma as Primate

Congo Anglicans have re-elected the Most Revd Henri Isingoma as Primate of the Province de L'Eglise Anglicane Du Congo,

21 August 2014

"Not accepting death impedes palliative care in Botswana" - hospice manager.

A hospice manager has revealed that a culture of not accepting death as an natural process is preventing people in Botswana getting palliative care.

21 August 2014