People, and the movement of people in mission, continue to be at the heart of USPG’s work. Exchanging Places aims to maintain the richness and value of deep cross-cultural encounter and overseas service but through an ‘all places to all places’ ethos which also offers a decolonial model to counter historic patterns.

USPG has long invested in people during points of formation. In partnership with the Anglican Communion Youth Network (ACYN), the first meeting of the Emerging Leaders Academy (ELA) took place in Japan with participants from Papua New Guinea to Romania.

USPG facilitate the ATAP, bringing together Deans and Principals of Theological Institutions in Asia to exchange expertise and experience in order to strengthen institutional capacity, resilience and increases collaboration and resource-sharing.

USPG partners with the Church of the Province of Central Africa, the Anglican Church of the Indian Ocean and the Anglican Church of Tanzania on a Provincial Climate Change Campaign. The aim is to increase understanding of climate issues, encourage sustainable waste practices, and inspire us all to be better stewards of the environment.

USPG facilitate TELP, in partnership with the Nelson Mandela University Business School (NMU). It is a 12-week course which aims to empower leaders from theological education institutions across Africa with vital skills to drive change.

We participate in a journey of reconciliation, accompanying Indigenous communities as they seek visibility within the Anglican Communion and Body of Christ. This is being achieved through a collaboration between the Anglican Church of Canada, Igreja Episcopal Anglicana do Brasil and churches across Oceania.

With the Anglican Communion Environmental Network, we participate in panels and teaching programmes focused on Eco-Theology and Ethics for use in Theological Institutions across the Anglican Communion. We also have a range of sermon notes to resource and support preachers and church leaders to integrate care of creation, ecological justice and sustainability into their sermons.

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The Triangle of Hope is an international partnership between the Dioceses of Kumasi, Liverpool, and Virginia focused on transforming the legacy of slavery and racism within and outside of the structures of the church, to relationships which build hope by challenging those things which destroy and divide us.

Held once every three years, the International Consultation provides an opportunity for provinces and churches with which USPG holds long-standing relationships to come together, reflect on their priorities and speak into our broader thinking, strategy and priorities so that it is better equipped to accompany churches as they discern God’s mission. The Consultation often has a thematic focus that is decided by CWAG and is relevant to the life of the host Church.

Or simply, FeAST, is a global forum to resource the Anglican Communion in the vocation of theological research and education from a standpoint of mutual learning. We host webinars, conferences as well as share access to and opportunities for networking, academic publishing, and participation in global academic forums.