Zambian students Isaac Ndhlovu, Rev Gabriel Phiri and Rev Edwin Mwanza are leading the way in their Agents of Change course and have won strong praise for their innovative work.  

The Diocese of Tamale, Ghana is appealing for funds after storms have destroyed Anglican churches, schools and clinics, like those in this picture.

The Church of Bangladesh is on the site to assist the victims trapped beneath the rubbles of the collapsed garment factories in Dhaka.

The UN is asking for Anglicans Anglicans to vote this week through a special link provided for the Anglican Alliance to make sure that Anglican priorities shape the post-2015 development agenda.

The Commonwealth Professional fellows today finish their placements with public health services in London after two weeks studying how the UK's national health service works, and visiting NHS services.

Archbishop Albert Chama of Central Africa is the new Chair of the Anglican Alliance global board which held its first meeting in Oxford, UK this week.

Four fellows from Kenya, Tanzania and Pakistan have arrived in the UK to take part in a six week fellowship programme, learning more about healthcare in the UK and taking home new skills and knowledge to implement in their home countries.

Women and men from a number of Pacific islands who are members of the Pacific Council of Churches [PCC] have made excellent progress in drawing up recommendations on eliminating gender-based violence, which were taken to the PCC General Assembly in Honiara at the beginning of March.  

Wheelchair user Abigail Punchard wowed the crowd playing music with digital Soundbeam technology at the Anglican Alliance "evening for special people" hosted by the Bishop of Bath and Wells and with guest speaker Archbishop Albert Chama, the new chair of the Alliance board.

Anglican deacon Revd Lola Koloamatangi will be ordained in to the priesthood this year, continuing her work in the Church and in the Tonga National Centre for women and children, where she helps those who are victim to domestic violence.