Relationships

USPG's relationship with Hong Kong began in 1842 and continues through its partnership with the Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui (HKSKH). The province was established in 1998 and comprises three dioceses and one missionary area. HKSKH has a network of schools, churches and social centres and was a pioneer of women's ordination.

USPG has worked with the IFI since the 1970s and currently engages with the IFI through their Abundant Life Programme (ALP) alongside global advocacy solidarity.

The province was formed in 1973 and covers Madagascar, Mauritius and The Seychelles. It boasts great diversity culturally, linguistically and geographically across its eight dioceses.

The Church of Ireland covers all of Ireland. Its 11 dioceses are grouped into two provinces: Armagh and Dublin. The church traces its history back to St Patrick's missionary work of the 5th century.

USPG has a relationship with Anglicans in Jamaica and the Cayman Islands through its partnership with the Church of the Province of the West Indies.

The Anglican Church in Japan (Nippon Sei Ko Kai - NSKK) has 11 dioceses and became a province of the Anglican Communion in 1930. Peacemaking is at the heart of much of its work and it campaigns passionately against nuclear weapons and energy. USPG participated in the International Forum for a Nuclear Free World organised by NSKK in 2019.

Here you can find more information about USPG's relationship with the Episcopal Church in Jerusalem and the Middle East.

USPG has a relationship with Jordan through its long and cherished partnership with the Episcopal Church in Jerusalem and the Middle East.

USPG is a long-standing partner of the Anglican Church of Korea and supports the church in various projects that it undertakes.   

USPG has a relationship with Lebanon through its long and cherished partnership with the Episcopal Church in Jerusalem and the Middle East.