The dinner was held to provide a forum for fellowship and conversation and meeting with church leaders to discuss key issues of importance for the future of Christian faith and global mission.
Days after the UK General Election, USPG hosted a round table at General Synod in York to discuss the implications of the UK's recent election and immigration policy changes.
In partnership with the Anglican Communion Youth Network (ACYN), the first meeting of the Emerging Leaders Academy (ELA) is underway in Japan. Participants from Bangladesh, Brazil, Palestine, Papua New Guinea, Romania, Japan and the UK are currently attending a three-week residential, an integral part of this unique year-long programme.
After a competitive round of initial interviews, it was announced this morning that USPG has welcomed four new members to join their Board of Trustees. All four additions have come from various backgrounds and experience, namely from media and communications, advocacy, missiology and Human resources.
A recap of the 2024 USPG Conference
It is with deep sadness that we received the news that the Al Ahli Arab Anglican Hospital in Gaza has been forced to close its operations as the area surrounding the hospital has been declared a Red Zone following the escalation of drone firing.
Windrush Day Reflection by The Rt Revd Dr Rosemarie Mallett
USPG has launched the Theological Executive Leadership Programme (TELP) to equip 15 leaders from Anglican theological education institutions in Africa with skills for institutional growth and innovation. The 12-week course includes online classes and residential sessions at Nelson Mandela University, running from August to November 2024.
As a UK-registered and based charity that partners with churches across the world, USPG values diverse global voices to accompany, advise and inform our service to Christ and the Anglican Communion. That’s where our Communion-Wide Advisory Group (or CWAG) come in.
Rt Rev’d Rose Hudson-Wilkin speaks at USPG Synod chattel slavery event.
