President Barack Obama's visit in March to the tomb of the late Oscar Romero, the martyred archbishop who was assassinated 31 years ago, is getting mixed reviews from US commentators.
Tens of thousands of Zimbabwe's Anglicans are being forced to worship in pubs, tents and private schools while their churches stand empty, shuttered by a controversial bishop loyal to President Robert Mugabe.
Many youth leaders are gearing up for Easter, and thinking through ways to best teach young people the message of the cross.
Nairobi - Religious denominations and people of faith play crucial roles in caring for the environment and mitigating the effects of climate change, according to the head of the Alliance of Religions and Conservation (ARC).
The Mothers’ Union was one of the signatories supporting a Gingerbread letter to The Times which was published yesterday.
Emergency contraception can now be obtained without charge from pharmacies across Wales, while still costing about £25 in the rest of the UK, BBC Wales reports today.
Thousands of people, many of whom left North Africa following recent unrest, are stranded on the Italian island of Lampedusa in appalling conditions, an Amnesty International delegation on the island said.
Representatives of Egypt’s 4 million Coptic Christians have joined other minority groups in expressing concern about hasty constitutional change in Egypt.
Provincial tour this week - music by Chilcott, Mawby, Lauridsen
Representatives reported on the work within Mothers’ Union both at home and overseas last Saturday
Details available at present - St Albans, Derby, Southwell and Liverpool
Four events this month
Elements of Anglican and Lutheran worship will mark celebrations on 1 May of a decade of full communion relationships between the Episcopal Church and Evangelical Lutheran Church in America and, in Canada, the Anglican Church of Canada and the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada.
The House of Bishops of the Episcopal Church is meeting at the Kanuga Conference Center in North Carolina this week. The topic for the first day was: Who is my neighbour? Islam and Christianity.
The World President, Rosemary Kempsall, writes
Shinya Yawata, NSKK International Secretary, sent this report today via the Anglican Communion News service
Now in its third year, National Family Week is the biggest annual celebration of families and family life in the UK.
Mothers’ Union in the Diocese of Winchester is piloting a new project to support the families of armed forces personnel.
In his last sermon as Dean of Belfast, at Connor Diocesan MU Festival Eucharist, the Mothers’ Union was praised and challenged by Very Rev Dr Houston McKelvey.
The choir in the TV detective drama Midsomer Murders - Wallingford Parish Church Choir has been announced as Britain’s Favourite Parish Choir, following a nationwide search.
A novel approach in Limerick; reminder of Dublin concert
Launch of Tearfund report 'Silent No More'.
Now available to Anglicans online
Are you thriving in youth ministry? Or just surviving?
Youthwork Magazine claims tot be the magazine for the Christian Youth Work sector
Putting Confirmation at the heart of youth discipleship
Archbishop Nathaniel Makoto Uematsu, primate of Nippon Sei Ko Kai (The Anglican Communion in Japan), said March 22 that while there are no Anglican churches in most of the areas affected by the March 11 magnitude-9 earthquake, "it is the NSKK's desire to stand with all people there and to do whatever we can to support them."
Churches are among those who keep searching for missing people, including clergy, members and their families
Randalstown and Jordanstown
Rosemary Kempsall - Worldwide President blogs on March 21 en route to Cardiff.