From prayers to magazines, study courses to posters – USPG offers a range of resources to enrich your spiritual life and support the world church. Our relationships with partners in more than 50 countries means we bring a wide variety of contexts to refresh and inspire you.
In this issue, witness the inspiring work of Rute and Nivia from the Lusitanian Church in Portugal leading frontline refugee work. Also read highlights from the Archbishop of Canterbury’s visit to Ghana where USPG is supporting reparative justice initiatives, plus hear from former staff member Lydia who raised over £2000 by walking 120 miles along the Camino de Santiago.
This report, created from USPG’s 2026 International Consultation in Manila, examines how colonialism, exploitation and injustice continue to affect cultures, communities, land and the Anglican Church. It calls Anglicans to rethink mission by listening to marginalised people, acknowledging the Church’s colonial history, protecting creation, and actively working for justice.
This resource explores key themes in Christian faith and life from the perspective of the global Church. By sharing insights from theologians and practitioners around the world, we aim to offer thoughtful, accessible materials that encourage individuals and communities to reflect, learn, and engage more deeply with faith in action. With reflections from contributors from Brazil, South Africa, Polynesia, Myanmar and Palestine, this brand new Study Guide invites you to explore the idea of Just Peace as providing a shape for Christian discipleship, and bear witness to the various ways in which Just Peace finds its expression in the lived mission of our partner churches around the world. Perfect for small group study and discussion.
In this issue, witness the inspiring work of Rute and Nivia from the Lusitanian Church in Portugal leading frontline refugee work. Also read highlights from the Archbishop of Canterbury’s visit to Ghana where USPG is supporting reparative justice initiatives, plus hear from former staff member Lydia who raised over £2000 by walking 120 miles along the Camino de Santiago.
In this edition, discover inspiring stories from across our communities and beyond. Meet Jen as she shares her journey through the Emerging Leaders Academy, offering insight into her experiences and growth. Explore a thought-provoking look at how Christians can respond to growing nationalism in the UK, and take a thoughtful look back through stories of mission from the past as volunteer Anne helps uncover the history that has shaped our work today.
In this edition, explore how USPG-supported programmes are empowering communities in Tanzania to overcome economic challenges, catch up on key highlights from our annual conference, and find out what difference your giving makes and how it’s changing lives for people like Creuza in Northern Brazil.
Our Prayer Diary provides the opportunity to come alongside our sisters and brothers across the Anglican Communion in the unity and fellowship of Christ, through prayer.
Our Prayer Diary provides the opportunity to come alongside our sisters and brothers across the Anglican Communion in the unity and fellowship of Christ, through prayer.
Our Prayer Diary provides the opportunity to come alongside our sisters and brothers across the Anglican Communion in the unity and fellowship of Christ.
In a world marked by conflict where we have seen the escalation of war, violence and greed – all of which threaten the sanctity of human life and the integrity of God’s creation – what does it look like to follow Christ in seeking peace and striving for justice? With reflections from contributors from Brazil, South Africa, Polynesia, Myanmar and Palestine, this brand new Study Guide invites you to explore the idea of Just Peace as providing a shape for Christian discipleship, and bear witness to the various ways in which Just Peace finds its expression in the lived mission of our partner churches around the world. Perfect for small group study and discussion.
The aims of this study course are to examine the Five Marks of Mission, ask how they can strengthen our understanding of mission and consider how the Anglican Church of Myanmar puts them into action.
Explore the Nicene Creed, a statement of belief which has united Christians worldwide for centuries.
Our Impact Reports highlight the real difference USPG and our supporters are making in people’s lives around the world through the work of our partners. They share programme overviews and updates, celebrating key outcomes and telling the stories of individuals and communities at the heart of our mission. Rather than focusing on financial detail, these reports shine a light on the human impact of our work and the partnerships that make it possible. If you would like a physical copy, please contact info@uspg.org.uk
Yearly updates on USPG’s work around the world.
Yearly updates on USPG’s work around the world.
Yearly updates on USPG’s work around the world.
How is pastoral and spiritual care given remotely, at a distance? A question that lies at the heart of USPG and what it means to be a global mission agency – particularly over the Covid-19 pandemic.
Advent reflections by friends across the Anglican Communion. This resource offers an opportunity to clear your mind from the hustle and bustle and stresses of the year, and to pause for a moment amid the busy preparations for Christmas.
Everything you need to run a fun, impactful event in support of our global Church partners!
A free foldable box to pop in your church or at a fundraising event, and raise important funds for our global church partners.
Simplify the donation process and help us make the most of Gift Aid on your contributions. The financial backing from churches like yours is essential to our work. Thank you for your generosity.
A promotional poster for your church noticeboard.
A promotional poster for your church noticeboard.
A promotional poster for your church noticeboard.
This report, created from USPG’s 2026 International Consultation in Manila, examines how colonialism, exploitation and injustice continue to affect cultures, communities, land and the Anglican Church. It calls Anglicans to rethink mission by listening to marginalised people, acknowledging the Church’s colonial history, protecting creation, and actively working for justice.
This resource explores key themes in Christian faith and life from the perspective of the global Church. By sharing insights from theologians and practitioners around the world, we aim to offer thoughtful, accessible materials that encourage individuals and communities to reflect, learn, and engage more deeply with faith in action. With reflections from contributors from Brazil, South Africa, Polynesia, Myanmar and Palestine, this brand new Study Guide invites you to explore the idea of Just Peace as providing a shape for Christian discipleship, and bear witness to the various ways in which Just Peace finds its expression in the lived mission of our partner churches around the world. Perfect for small group study and discussion.
This resource is an opportunity to reflect, learn, and celebrate the lives of African Christians whose faith and leadership have shaped churches, nations and empires across centuries and whose legacies continue to motivate us today.
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