The Anglican Church in Japan is rolling out an £5.2 million programme to support the survivors of the devastating tsunami.
04 July 2011
Western influences in Myanmar are having a huge impact on the lives of young people – so that many are struggling to absorb the Christian faith.
27 June 2011
Attitudes of uncertainty, fear and ignorance still dominate among church leaders on the advent of the digital revolution.
22 June 2011
The post-conflict era in Sri Lanka has seen the Church of Ceylon involved in reconciliation and peace initiatives, often small scale, in an effort to build trust between ethnic and religious groups.
06 June 2011
The Primate of Nippon Sei Ko Kai, The Most Rev. Nathaniel Makoto Uematsu, has announced the launch of 'Let Us Walk Together', the Church's project to further help the victims of the triple disaster in Japan.
26 May 2011
A memorial service will be held in Sendai, Christ Church Cathedral on June 11, Saturday, at 1 PM.It will have been three months since the Great Earthquake/Tsunami in Northern Japan on June 11, Sat.
19 May 2011
Rev Dhiloraj Ranjit Canagasabey is the capital’s new bishop. An ethnic Tamil, he is married to a Sinhalese. More than 5,000 people welcome the new bishop, hopeful that he will be a courageous witness for peace in Sri Lanka.
16 May 2011
“Mary Magdalene went and told the disciples that she had seen the Lord” – Women’s Conference in Diocese of Dhaka.
14 May 2011
With bated breaths we have waited for six years and finally, the St Andrew’s Autism Centre was officially opened by His Excellency, Mr S R Nathan, President of Singapore. In his message, President Nathan notes, “Even as Singapore progresses, we have to be mindful to leave no one behind.”
13 May 2011
The Church of the Province of South East Asia has adopted the Anglican Communion Covenant saying it is seeking to express its communion with the Triune God and one another.
08 May 2011