"If it is possible, as far as it depends on you, live at peace with everyone." Romans 12:18 WEBINAR TODAY: 18:00 – 19:00 UTC (London) Join us to discuss Peace and Reconciliation. Joining link: https://t.co/Nce4JTs7L8 Hosted by the Rt Revd Dr Jo Wells, the webinar guests

WEBINARS THIS WEEK: 19 & 20 NOVEMBER Do you want to develop your ministry in peace and reconciliation? Register now for this week's webinars and hear from Anglicans from around the world who work in peace and reconciliation. Read more and register: https://t.co/wSQgXEY4EU

Today, it's one week to go until this webinar on 19 and 20 November. Register now to learn more about the Lambeth Call on Reconciliation. Hear from Anglicans around the world as they talk about their ministry in peace and reconciliation work. Hosted by the Rt Revd Dr Jo Wells,

‘At the heart of our faith is the cross of Christ, which, as Paul explains, breaks down the dividing wall between people who are alienated from each other as well as from God. Our mandate is to make peace and live into the reality of the one new humanity (Ephesians 2) – or we’re

‘We're just people in God's eyes - we're just ordinary and we’re all equal. So, if we have humility and an understanding and authentic mindset to connect with other people, that will be the greatest way to do reconciliation.’ Ahead of Reconciliation webinars this November, Agnes

'Difference' is a resource that aids people think about how to encounter others, understand different perspectives and work for reconciliation in our world. The initiative champions the importance of being curious, being present and reimagining, as we seek to cross divides and

The Rt Revd Jorge Pina Cabral, Bishop of the Lusitanian Church, is one of the guests on this November's webinar about the Lambeth Call on Reconciliation. Register now to hear from Anglicans around the world as they talk about their ministry in peace and reconciliation work.

🙏 A Prayer of Peace Living God, deliver us from a world without justice and a future without mercy; in your mercy, establish justice, and in your justice, remember the mercy revealed to us in Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen. This November, meet with other Anglicans to think about

The Most Revd Thabo Makgoba, the Archbishop of Southern Africa, will be one of the contributors in this November’s webinar about the Lambeth Call on Reconciliation. He has a firm commitment to peace and reconciliation in his ministry, challenging social injustice, inequality, and

The Installation of the 106th Archbishop of Canterbury, the Rt Revd and Rt Hon Dame Sarah Mullally, will take place at Canterbury Cathedral on Wednesday 25 March 2026, the Feast of the Annunciation. Read more here: https://t.co/qiQS8AgVWW

‘To be reconciled – to God through Jesus, to others, to the planet – is the most exciting thing a human being can hope for. Through reconciliation, we realise what it means to be created in God’s image.’ This November, the Anglican Communion Office will host a webinar about the

The Lambeth Call on Reconciliation says: 'God’s reconciling mission is the ministry of the Church today. We yearn for and commit to reconciliation through God’s saving mercy and grace in Jesus, knowing fully that, without it, we are impoverished. We are redeemed as a holy nation

This November, join us for a webinar about the Lambeth Call on Reconciliation. Hear from Anglicans around the world as they talk about their ministry in peace and reconciliation work. Hosted by the Rt Revd Dr Jo Wells, the webinar guests include: •The Most Revd Dr Thabo

In a conflicted world, the work of peace and reconciliation is more important than ever. This November, join our webinar to hear from Anglicans involved in peace and reconciliation ministry around the world and learn more about 'The Lambeth Call on Reconciliation'. 🗓️Dates of

Today, September 17, join us for a webinar on Inter Faith Relations. Time: 18:00-19:00 GMT+1 (London) At the time of the webinar use this link: https://t.co/Nce4JTsFAG Find out more about the Lambeth Call here: https://t.co/IIeQiJP4V0

‘I think we should not look for challenges, but rather ask what opportunities exist for us to forge and nourish long-lasting inter faith relationships. The biggest point for me, as we engage, we should do so with a view of not trying to change people’s beliefs but rather

Webinar opportunity: Have you registered? On 17th and 18th September, the Anglican Communion Office will host online meetings exploring the Lambeth Call on Inter Faith Relations. This Call encourages Anglicans to build friendships across religious traditions, work

'When we can show the world that when religions come together, it needn't be conflict, there can be a positive outcome.... that when we work together, the world is a better place for everybody.' In this interview, Canon Dr Andrew Smith, Secretary of the Anglican Communion

The Anglican Communion Office will host a webinar this September exploring the Lambeth Call on Inter Faith Relations. The webinar will reflect on how Anglicans can live out this commitment in diverse and multi-faith contexts around the world. One of the speakers we'll hear from