The Anglican Communion’s Health and Community Network and the global Anglican Alliance for aid, development and advocacy have called on the G7 group of countries to share their Covid-19 vaccination stocks.
• Surplus vaccines must be shared say Anglicans

Bishop John Robert Osmers, known as ‘a prophet of our time and one of New Zealand’s national treasures,’ has died of Covid-19 in Zambia, on the continent where he spent sixty years of his courageous ministry.
• Elizabeth Gordon's eulogy for her brother John Osmers

The Anglican Communion Environment Network is holding an interactive webinar on Friday 26 March to share steps churches can take when divesting from fossil fuels.

The review and restructure of the London-based Anglican Communion Office has ended with two more staff moving on and two new roles in the pipeline.

The role of Director of Gender Justice is now to continue in the new staffing structure of the Anglican Consultative Council.

Staff roles are set to be reordered from the current structure of the London-based Anglican Communion Office (ACO) following a review into the operational priorities of the ACO.

Leaders of the Anglican Communion have urged the world's Governments to prioritise Covid-19 vaccines for the world’s poorest and most vulnerable people.

Archbishop of Canterbury, Most Rev Justin Welby has announced that the 15^th ten-yearly Lambeth Conference of Anglican Bishops will now be held in mid 2022, but will also gather the Communion's leaders to connect and converse via virtual meeting technology.

The Anglican Communion’s theological education and unity, faith and order teams have published a new study guide for students of Anglicanism entitled ‘What do Anglicans Believe?’