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The Anglican Union for the Propagation of the Gospel, formed in 2018, is an international fellowship of Christians committed to a shared pilgrimage shaped by the Gospel of Jesus Christ, Lord and Savior of the world. Our life together is rooted in a global network of oratories—places of prayer, sacrament, teaching, and presence—where the Church is lived faithfully in local and relational ways.
Drawing deeply from the clarity and strength of the Celtic Anglican Christian tradition, we walk ancient paths of prayer, service, unity, and catechesis, seeking to form mature disciples and resilient Christian communities. Through a life ordered by worship and mission, we equip believers to live faithfully amid cultural change, institutional uncertainty, and spiritual fragmentation.
In an age marked by fear, distrust, and the erosion of shared foundations, we are anchored in the hope of the New Creation—God’s promise of a renewed world and a restored humanity, re-created, animated, and sustained by Him. This hope gathers us into a living and dynamic family of faith, partnering with all whom God raises up to practice the universal Christian faith within the Anglican tradition and beyond, working together for the faithful proclamation of the Good News of Jesus Christ.
The Anglican Union’s common life is expressed across Africa, India, Europe, and the Americas through its oratories - Christ-centered communities ordered around enduring charisms. These are places where faith is practiced, character is formed, and the Gospel takes root in daily life, bearing witness through prayer, sacrament, and mission.
The Anglican Union stands firmly within the historic and global Anglican tradition. Episcopal oversight is provided by our Patron Bishops in Africa, grounding our life and ministry within the wider Anglican Communion and in continuity with the Church’s historic and apostolic witness.
We are canonically related to Anglican dioceses in Africa and blessed by the pastoral oversight of our Patron Bishops:
- The Rt. Rev. Raphael Haule, Diocese of Ruvuma, Tanzania.
- The Rt. Rev. Peter Joh Mayom, Diocese of Malek, South Sudan.
- The Rt. Rev. Michael Hafidh, Diocese of Zanzibar, Tanzania.
- The Rt. Rev. Godfrey Mbelwa, Diocese of Lweru, Tanzania.
- The Rt. Rev. Jackson Sosthenes, Diocese of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
- The Rt. Rev. Dr. George Neequaye, Diocese of Tema, Ghana.
All clergy serving within the Anglican Union are licensed by these Patron Bishops and minister under their episcopal authority, delegated through the Apostolic Prefect:
- The Rt. Rev. Dr. Kevin Francis Donlon, Assistant Bishop of the Diocese of Zanzibar, Tanzania.
The original Tracts for the Times (1833-1841) were a series of pamphlets written by the leaders of the Oxford Movement—John Henry Newman, John Keble, Edward Pusey, and others. Their purpose was to call the Church of England back to its historic, catholic roots. If a similar series were produced today, the titles and topics would have to speak to the ecclesial, theological, cultural, and ethical challenges that confront not only Anglicans but all Christians who cherish ecumenical fellowship—especially those seeking deeper connections among the legacy churches..
This series' aim is to preserve the original spirit of doctrinal depth, ecclesial breadth, and moral seriousness, while framing the discussion for twenty-minute bi-monthly podcasts that function as catechetical teaching moments. Each episode invites listeners to think deeply about serious questions, both within and outside the church.
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