Anglican Communion News Service

A detailed study by an ecumenical group accuses European media of maintaining a “pattern of invisibility” for refugees and migrants.

An innovative community regeneration project by the Anglican Church in Hong Kong has been given an Award of Excellence by Unesco.

The state parliament of New South Wales has rejected a bill to legalise euthanasia; while a debate in Victoria was adjourned until Tuesday.

Churches across Fiji will observe “Break the Silence Sunday” this weekend, as part of a campaign to halt the epidemic of violence against women.

Church leaders from Zimbabwe, central Africa and Europe have been commenting on the on-going political situation in Zimbabwe.

The World Council of Churches will hold an online seminar next Monday – World Children’s Day – on the global campaign for birth registration.

The Zimbabwe Heads of Christian Denominations say that the country is “between a crisis and a kairos” and call for prayer and dialogue.

The President of Ireland has visited Holy Trinity Anglican Church in Errislannan to see for himself the €70,000 damaged caused by vandals.

Work has begun to make the Churches of the Anglican Communion safe places for children, young people and vulnerable adults.

Australia’s Parliament has begun the process of legalising same-sex marriage after a resounding “yes” to the proposal in a plebiscite.

The southern-most cathedral in the Anglican Communion, Christ Church Cathedral at Stanley in the Falkland Islands, is to get a new rector.

Four-hundred people representing the faith, community and education sectors on Burundi have been trained to combat malaria.

The electoral synod of la Iglesia Anglicana de Mexico has elected Ricardo Joel Gómez Osnaya as the fourth bishop of Western Mexico.

The Diocese of Jamaica and the Cayman Islands, in the province of the West Indies, have launched a season of intentional discipleship.

The Church of England has today published revised guidance to help its schools tackle homophobic, biphobic and transphobic bullying.

Many churches recognise Freedom Sunday on 2 December as part of increased efforts to tackle human trafficking and modern slavery.

An Anglican Church of Kenya's peace-building project is reducing recurring violence between Kipsigis and Maasai people in Trans Mara district.

Bishop Felix Annancy was ordained as coadjutor Bishop of Koforidua in a city park because the cathedral wasn't large enough.

The Bishop of Waikato in New Zealand is to return to her roots after being named as the new Bishop of Ripon in the C of E’s Diocese of Leeds.

Canon Anne Dyer has been elected Scotland's first female bishop, 14 years after the province formally approved the consecration of women.