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USPG An Anglican mission agency working in partnership with churches and communities around the world. We are United Society Partners in the Gospel.
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Founded in 1701, we are the Anglican mission agency that partners churches and communities worldwide in God’s mission to enliven faith, strengthen relationships, unlock potential and champion justice.

07/09/2026

For Nigel, supporting the worldwide Anglican Church has been a commitment spanning decades. 🌍⛪

From first supporting USPG through his parish church to becoming a trustee in 2010, Nigel’s connection has introduced him to people and communities whose faith and witness have stayed with him - including a chance encounter with a Bishop from Myanmar.

Now, Nigel is continuing that journey by choosing to leave a gift to USPG in his will. 🩷

For Remember A Charity Week, 7-13 September, we’re celebrating the lasting difference gifts in wills can make.

☕ Make a cup of tea and listen as Nigel shares his story: https://youtu.be/46OgQFtoo_8?is=KQyJ3VyvFRYMCD7b

Your questions answered in our free Legacy Giving Guide: https://uspg.org.uk/leave-a-legacy/

Update from Nepal🇳🇵We have been in close contact with Dean Prem Tamang and the Anglican Church in Nepal following the de...
04/09/2026

Update from Nepal🇳🇵

We have been in close contact with Dean Prem Tamang and the Anglican Church in Nepal following the devastating floods in the north of the country.

Local church teams are providing food, drinking water, blankets and emergency shelter. 320 families have already received relief, with churches also providing shelter for hundreds of people who have been displaced.

USPG has released £10,000 from its Rapid Response Fund to support the Church’s ongoing response.

Please continue to uphold all in your prayers.

Read the latest and give to support the relief effort: https://uspg.org.uk/news/emergency-appeal-floods-in-nepal/

Indigenous Advocacy In Conversation 🧡 It was a joy to bring together bishops, practitioners, church partners and friends...
03/09/2026

Indigenous Advocacy In Conversation 🧡

It was a joy to bring together bishops, practitioners, church partners and friends for an evening of honest conversation about Indigenous voices and their place and role in the Anglican Communion.

The Ven Rosalyn Elm, Archdeacon for Reconciliation and Indigenous Ministry in the The Anglican Church of Canada, reflected on how Indigenous perspectives on faith, creation and peace-making can enrich the Church today.

Revd Dr Daniel Eshun challenged us to consider power, privilege and whose voices are heard within the Church, while Archbishop Linda Nicholls, former Primate of the Anglican Church of Canada, spoke about coming to understand a history she had not previously known, and the importance of being willing to listen.

With such a diverse group gathered, we left with one fitting reminder: “What makes us Anglican? We meet!”🙏

🌿 Thank you to Archbishop Linda Nicholls and Ven Ros Elm for speaking at Greenbelt Festival too. Watch the documentary ‘Stolen Lands, Strong Hearts’ to learn more: https://youtu.be/mQwkB1hn5E8?si=4U5URKCUQ5J5cjX3. Perhaps even share it with a friend!

💧🌱 Season of Creation: Living WaterToday begins the Season of Creation, a worldwide Christian season of prayer and actio...
01/09/2026

💧🌱 Season of Creation: Living Water

Today begins the Season of Creation, a worldwide Christian season of prayer and action for our common home, running from 1 September to 4 October.

This year’s theme, Living Water, comes from Ezekiel 47:1–12, where a river flowing from God brings life, healing and restoration wherever it goes.

For Teresia, a young woman from Fort-Dauphin, Madagascar, caring for creation has become a way of serving God and her community.

Through the Smart Waste We Care programme, Teresia learned how poorly managed waste can harm people, crops and the environment. She learned to repurpose plastic, turn organic waste into compost and grow healthier crops. Most importantly, she became an advocate, sharing what she had learned with her family, friends and community.

She saw the difference it could make: healthier people, healthier soil and a community better equipped to care for the land they call home.

This Season of Creation, we’re celebrating young people like her.

🌍 Watch Teresia’s story and give today to our Harvest Appeal: harvest.uspg.org.uk

🌿 That’s a wrap on Greenbelt Festival 2026! 🌿What a weekend it has been. We’re so grateful to everyone who joined us at ...
01/09/2026

🌿 That’s a wrap on Greenbelt Festival 2026! 🌿

What a weekend it has been. We’re so grateful to everyone who joined us at Greenbelt this year - whether you stopped by the USPG stall, shared a conversation with us, or came along to one of our talks.

As proud partners of the festival, we were delighted to gather with friends new and old for thoughtful conversations around championing faith and justice in an injust world. A huge thank you to our good friends Peter Brathwaite, Archbishop Emeritus Linda Nicholls, Dr Rosalyn Kantlaht’ant Elm, Revd Dr Harriet Harris, Luke Bretherton and Chine McDonald for leading our sessions:

🔸 Ancestors
🔸 Liturgies and Language of the Sacred Circle
🔸 What do we do about Christian Nationalism?

And that’s not quite goodbye — we’re already looking forward to returning to Greenbelt in 2028 after the hiatus! 💚

Want to explore our Greenbelt talks further or find out more about our Madagascar harvest appeal? Visit our website to sign for our monthly E-Newsletter: https://uspg.org.uk/

Thank you, Greenbelt, for another inspiring weekend. See you in 2028! 🌍

Wonderful to be at Greenbelt Festival this weekend! We won’t be deterred by the rain ☔️💪
30/08/2026

Wonderful to be at Greenbelt Festival this weekend! We won’t be deterred by the rain ☔️💪

🌿 Day one at Greenbelt Festival 2026! 🌿And what a day it has been! Between the sunshine, showers, smiles and even a few ...
28/08/2026

🌿 Day one at Greenbelt Festival 2026! 🌿

And what a day it has been! Between the sunshine, showers, smiles and even a few thunderstorms, we were delighted to hear from our good friend Peter Brathwaite at the No Fly Zone.

Peter spoke powerfully about the complexities around his ancestry as a descendant of both enslaver and enslaved peoples in Barbados, and the ways in which we remember the history of the transatlantic slave trade.

He challenged us to consider a different perspective: what happens when we look at this history through the eyes and experiences of those who were enslaved, instead of those who enslaved them? How might we uncover and listen to their stories, experiences and perspectives?

It was a thought-provoking and deeply moving conversation — and a reminder of why engaging with our shared history matters.

📍 Are you at Greenbelt this weekend? Come and find us at the USPG stall in the Greenbelt Takeaway — we'd love to see you!

And tomorrow, join us at 5pm at the Shelter for our talk, Liturgies and Language of the Sacred Circle.

We hope to see you there! 💚

An Update from Nepal 🇳🇵Rapid Response Fund now open. If you would like to give, visit: https://uspg.org.uk/rapid-respons...
28/08/2026

An Update from Nepal 🇳🇵

Rapid Response Fund now open. If you would like to give, visit: https://uspg.org.uk/rapid-response/

With thanks to The Revd Prem Tamang, Dean of Nepal.

Join us in prayer 🙏🇳🇵
26/08/2026

Join us in prayer 🙏🇳🇵

24/08/2026

🇲🇬 Madagascar is one of the most biodiverse places on Earth, yet its beautiful landscapes are being damaged by a growing build-up of waste.

Pollution and extreme weather are affecting health, crops and livelihoods.

Through the Smart Waste We Care programme, the Anglican Dioceses of Madagascar are equipping young people to care for creation, reduce waste and turn organic waste into fertiliser that helps crops grow. 🌱

This Harvest, you can help support this work and bring new opportunities and healthier futures for families in Madagascar.

👉 Give today at www.harvest.uspg.org.uk

Thank you 💚

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