ARCHBISHOP LEONARD LEADS ACoM DELEGATION TO MEET VANUATU’S PRESIDENT AND PRIME MINISTER
The Most Rev. Leonard Dawea, Archbishop of the Anglican Church of Melanesia (ACoM), along with members of the ACoM Management Board made courtesy calls on
Archbishop Leonard Visits Noumea Anglican Parish
In the midst of a busy sch attending the Pacific Conference of Churches General Assembly, the Most Reverend Leonard Dawea, Archbishop of the Anglican Church
COMMUNIQUÉ ON INSTABILITY OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF VANUATU
The Anglican Church of Melanesia (“ACOM”) at its 17th General Synod convened at TNK on Guadalcanal in the Solomon Islands expresses its deepest concern and
CORRUPTION DESTROYS TRUST: HON. LYNTON STEVENS
In his keynote address delivered to the 17th General Synod of the Anglican Church of Melanesia (ACOM), Honorable Lynton Stevens, Vice Chancellor of ACOM, emphasized
ACOM Vanuatu Donates Towards JCPU Project
In a significant gesture of support, the Anglican Church in Vanuatu handed over an amount of SBD35,941.76 to the Chairman of the John Coleridge Patteson
Provincial Mother’s Union Council Meeting Unites Leaders from Across the ACOM
The Anglican Church of Melanesia (ACOM) Provincial Mother’s Union (PMU) Council meeting that commenced on Monday 4th has ended successfully this afternoon. This annual meeting
ACOM Vanuatu Mission To Seafarers
THE Mission to Seafarers in Port Vila, Vanuatu for the first time held a ‘Ship Visitation and Seafarer’s Welfare’ workshop at Tagabe Anglican Church on
ACOM to consecrate new Bishop for Diocese of Vanuatu and New Caledonia
A team from the ACOM Provincial Headquarters and representatives from the seven Dioceses here in Solomon Islands will depart to Vanuatu on Thursday to officiate
ACoM Bishops Attend Bishops’ School
IT was often said that one does not undergo special training to become a bishop but once someone is elected and consecrated into that role,
Mission To Seafarers In Port Vila-Republic Of Vanuatu
AFTER the relocation of the Center from main down town Port Vila to the Ports and Habour area; around 47 seafarers have already enjoyed the