Nearly a thousand churches have listed online their services and suppers at www.aharvestnearyou.com – a new seasonal initiative launched this year by the Church of England.

A Chicago priest, the Revd Jennifer Baskerville-Burrows, has become the first black woman to be elected as a diocesan bishop in the US-based Episcopal Church.

The Bishop of Egypt, Mouneer Anis, has appointed a new bishop and an archdeacon to serve the diocese’s Horn of Africa episcopal area.

From left: Dr John Borrelli (Georgetown); Archbishop Donald Bolen (RC co-chair); Bishop Robert Innes (Anglican co-chair); ...

Bishop Anthony Poggo calls on Anglicans around the world to join an ecumenical day of prayer and fasting for peace in the Holy Land. More than half of the provinces in the Anglican Communion have ...

Members of the Global South group of Anglicans have spent the past week discussing a range of issues from evangelism, inter-faith dialogue and same-sex relationships. More than 100 Anglicans from 20 ...

The Lambeth Call on Human Dignity will be the next theme in the ‘Add Your Voice to the Call’ discussion series organised by the ACO.

The Church in Wales has called on the World Council of Churches to distance itself from members which have supported Russia's war. The Archbishop of Canterbury and the Patriarch of Moscow and All ...

A Saudi princess will be the guest speaker at a dinner organised by the Anglican cathedral in Bahrain next month, to increase awareness of human trafficking.

Primates from across the Anglican Communion share their Easter messages and sermons of love, hope, peace and reconciliation for 2024. Archbishops John McDowell and Eamon Martin, the Anglican and Roman ...

The Lambeth Conference isn’t just a story of Bishops and the ‘great and good’. One of the largest groups of people around on the campus is the 300 volunteers from Canterbury Diocese – they are the ...

As bishops spent a second day discussing Covenant proposals, Paul Kwong, Primate of Hong Kong; Phillip Aspinall, Bishop of Brisbane and Primate of Australia; and Charles Jenkins, Bishop of Louisiana, ...