Hong Kong Archbishop Defends New Security Law July 13, 2020 Clips, Highlight The law significantly reduces the city’s autonomy and enhances the government’s power to control ongoing pro-democracy protests.
Anglican World Leaders Support Racial Justice Protests June 9, 2020 Clips, Updates Two Archbishops of Canterbury, and numerous other Anglican leaders have condemned George Floyd's death, criticized President Trump's Bible photo-op, and drawn parallels between the injustice experienced by African-Americans and minority communities in their own nations.
Canada’s Indigenous Anglicans Hold 6/5 Virtual Jamboree June 5, 2020 Clips, News, Updates National Indigenous Archbishop Mark MacDonald will host a digital recreation of a cherished tradition of shared song, prayer and testimony to bring hope to Canada's pandemic-battered native peoples. Airs Friday, June 5 at 6:00 Eastern Time.
Nairobi Children’s Minister Launches Balcony Services May 29, 2020 Clips, News, Updates The children's minister at Nairobi's Anglican Cathedral gathers kids on their apartment balconies for socially-distanced praise sessions as Kenya's coronavirus lockdowns continue.
Canadian Bishops Call for Guaranteed Basic Income May 12, 2020 Clips, News More than 40 bishops in the Anglican Church of Canada propose "a new social contract" with the Canadian people.
James Turrell Named Dean of Theology at Sewanee May 8, 2020 Clips, News He will succeed Bishop Neil Alexander
Episcopalians, Roman Catholics Continue Reconciliation Talks April 24, 2020 Clips, News Half a century of dialog.
Suspension ‘Even During Holy Week and on Easter Day’ March 17, 2020 Clips, News "I very much encourage and support online worship,” said Presiding Bishop Michael B. Curry.
TEC and Anglican Church of Mexico Sign Bilateral Agreement February 17, 2020 Clips, News The agreement replaces a covenant that expired at the end of 2019.
Society Offers Episcopal History Research and Publication Grants February 7, 2020 Clips The Historical Society of the Episcopal Church offers grants of up to $2000 to individuals, academic institutions, and ecclesiastical groups.
