An eye surgeon from the united Church of Pakistan’s Diocese of Peshawar, Khushbakht Peters, celebrates the work of a Christian hospital in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

The Anglican Communion’s Representative to the United Nations, Jack Palmer-White, calls for senior and prophetic leadership to speak into the major international issues of the day.

With the UN warning that irreversible catastrophic changes are now a possibility, Jeff Golliher and Rachel Mash explore how Anglicans are responding to the climate crisis.

The Provincial Sister of the Community of the Sisters of the Church in the Solomon Islands, the Revd Sister Veronica CSC, recaps a recent retreat for women on the front line for reconciliation and restoration.

The honorary Director of Lay Discipleship in the Diocese in Europe, Dr Clare Amos, reflects on the nature of the continent of Europe and the implications of Britain’s decision to leave the European Union.

The Coptic Archbishop of London, Archbishop Angaelos, remembers Metropolitan Bishoy of Damietta, who died on Tuesday (2 October).

The Archbishop of Cape Town, challenges the Church “to infuse a debate” about land reform in South Africa, which is “otherwise pursued for political and commercial gain with Gospel values: sharing, reconciliation, healing and taking care of our neighbours.”