The Archbishop of Canterbury has welcomed the Grand Imam of Al-Azhar Al-Sharif, Professor Dr Ahmad Al-Tayyeb, to Lambeth Palace at the start of a two-day visit.

Harriet Baka, Mothers' Union provincial coordinator for the Episcopal Church of Sudan and South Sudan (ECSSS), was shortlisted for the 2015 Bond Humanitarian Award in recognition for her tireless work for peace and sustainable development in her country. Her support of those in refugee camps...

The Diocese of Texas sent a pastoral care team into flood effected areas of Houston May 30. A meeting is planned in early June to assess needs in the Wimberley/San Marcos area in order to respond to long-term rebuilding needs.

Extent of devastation from April 25 earthquake in Nepal affects more than eight million people. Children are vulnerable to traffickers as thousands continue to live out in the open, exposed to both cold and rain. Monsoons (which last through mid-September) threaten delivery of life-saving...

Mission-centred relationship and openness about the challenges faced in both the global north and global south of the Anglican Communion were the key needs identified in the Companion Link consultation.

About three years ago, working through the Episcopal Church in Navajoland, I (Bishop James Magness) began meeting with a small group of Navajo military veterans in Arizona and New Mexico.

Maritime associations and the International Seafarers Welfare and Assistance Network issues a call to European Union governments to recognize the key role seafarers have played in the rescue of thousands of migrants at sea.

Archbishop Justin Welby helped to prepare a meal at a cooking event to highlight the Church's rold in tackling food poverty. He was joined by bishops, chefs and a Bible scholar to help prepare a meal with Kent's Community Chef and local unemployed young people.