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The Anglican mission agency United Society Partners in the Gospel (USPG) announced today that it is launching a new campaign, STANDING IN SOLIDARITY, in response to recent events in the USA following the death in police custody of George Floyd, an African American man.

The Island of Fotoba is a community where the main occupation of the inhabitants is fishing, and where the third oldest church in the Anglican Diocese of Guinea was constructed in 1870.

Coping with Covid -19 in the Diocese of Durgapur, North India

Rev’d Duncan Dormor, the General Secretary of USPG ‘Zoomed around the World’ on Sunday 3 May 2020.  Virtually travelling to 33 countries, he covered well over 60,000 miles, all from his study in London!

Globally more than 200 countries are facing challenge to control COVID-19 virus. In Bangladesh the number of identified patients and number of deaths are increasing.

For the attention of Christians in Sri Lanka and elsewhere

Bringing hope for the future to Global Communities

It is with a profound sense of regret that the USPG Senior Management Group has taken the decision to cancel the forthcoming Rethinking Mission Conference.

Diversity, difference, how we can foster inclusivity in the Church today and why it’s important for non-English speakers to worship in their native tongues. These were some of the topics discussed at USPG’s evening fringe event at General Synod on Tuesday 11 February.

The Bishop of Southwark, the Rt Rev’d Christopher Chessun, was a special guest at USPG’s chapel on Wednesday 5 February, where he led a service of blessing and dedication for USPG’s stained glass windows.