IAMA - Igreja Anglicana de Mocambique e Angola - is the newest member of the worldwide Anglican Communion. It was created in October 2021 having been part of the province of Southern Africa. USPG is helping with leadership development and with the setting up a new provincial office.
USPG has a relationship with Anguilla through its partnership with the Church of the Province of the West Indies.
USPG has a relationship with Antigua and Barbuda through its partnership with the Church of the Province of the West Indies.
The Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia includes Fiji, Samoa and American Samoa, Aotearoa/New Zealand, Tonga and the Cook Islands. It comprises three equal strands - the Maori, the Polynesian and Pakeha (European descent).
USPG has a relationship with Anglicans in Aruba through its long and cherished partnership with the Church of the Province of the West Indies.
The Anglican Church of Australia has 23 dioceses across five internal provinces and became autonomous in 1962. The Church is a major provider of education and welfare services. USPG regularly works with Church's Board of Mission which was set up in 1872
USPG's international consultation, "In God's Name? The Gospel and the authority of the State", was held in Barbados in June 2019. USPG has a relationship with Barbados through its partnership with the Church of the Province of the West Indies.
USPG has a relationship with Belize through its partnership with the Church of the Province of the West Indies. When USPG's General Secretary the Rev'd Duncan Dormor did his 'Zoom around the world' preaching marathon in May 2020, Belize was the last country featured.
The Anglican Church in Canada comprises 32 dioceses and includes a large number of the descendants of Canada's original inhabitants. The Church has been a passionate campaigner for their rights. SPG played a significant missionary role in the 18th century after Anglicanism had become established in Canada.
The Church of the Province of Central Africa comprises 15 dioceses in Botswana, Malawi, Zambia and Zimbabwe. USPG's links date back to the mid-19th century. We work with the province in several areas including theological education and tackling gender-based violence.