The Anglican Communion Homepage 

Welcome to the official website of the worldwide Anglican Communion. Here you will find news and information about the life and ministry of our Anglican/Episcopal family of Churches in more than 165 countries

Catholic but not Roman Catholic. Reformed but not Protestant. The State Church in some countries. A small Christian minority in others. Want to learn more about what Anglicans believe?

Members of the Anglican Communion worldwide are involved in activities and ministries including youth work, relief and development, promoting reconciliation, and meeting with different faith communities. Learn more in our Mission section

Primates from the Anglican Communion gather in Canterbury in October 2017. Check here for news, videos, blogs and biographies.

You will find thousands of key documents here. Search by author, subject and even language

Find information about Anglican Communion Member Churches here

What does it mean to be a member of the worldwide community of Anglicans and Episcopalians?

Share your prayer request with others across the Communion, or pray for someone else

17/11/2017 Refugees missing from European media reports on migration crisis

17/11/2017 Unesco excellence award for Hong Kong community regeneration project

17/11/2017 Euthanasia rejected in one Australian state, debate rages in another

16/11/2017 Fijian churches unite to “Break the Silence” on violence against women

16/11/2017 Zimbabwe, the Jewel of Africa, will sparkle again, says Bishop of Harare

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Anglicans around the world daily pray for dioceses and their bishops. Why not join them?

Upper South Carolina - (IV, The Episcopal Church) The Rt Revd Andrew Waldo

Utah - (VIII, The Episcopal Church) The Rt Revd Scott Hayashi

If you’re an Anglican theologian or are looking for one, visit our database here

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The Archbishop of Canterbury is the Anglican Communion’s spiritual head