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Remembering Bishop Ellison Quity
MMUK joins with the Anglican Church of Melanesia in mourning the passing of the Right Reverend Ellison Quity, a faithful servant of God whose life and ministry touched many across the Pacific. In a message of condolence, the Most Reverend Leonard Dawea, Archbishop of the Anglican Church of Melanesia and the wider Anglican family across…
Bishops & Spouses Gather for TNK Retreat
Bishops from the Anglican Church of Melanesia (ACoM), together with their spouses, gathered for a three-day spiritual retreat at Tetete Ni Kolivuti (TNK), the headquarters of the Community of the Sisters of the Church, from Saturday 13th to Monday 15th June. Set in the peaceful surroundings of TNK, the retreat provided a valuable time of…
Bishop Benedict Loe’s Call to the Church on Guadalcanal
The Diocese of Guadalcanal in Solomon Islands has recently gathered for its 6th Diocesan Synod, a significant moment of prayer, reflection, and vision for the future of the Church. The Synod opened on 27 May at St Paul’s Pro-Cathedral, Legalau Village, with a powerful Charge from the Bishop of Guadalcanal, the Right Reverend Benedict Loe.…
Ten Sisters Admitted at Pentecost at Verana’aso
“Peace be with you! As the Father has sent me, I am sending you.” And with that He breathed on them and said, “Receive the Holy Spirit.”John 20:21–22 This year, Pentecost brought a powerful and joyful sign of continuing mission in Melanesia. At Verana’aso, the headquarters of the Community of the Sisters of Melanesia (CSM)…
A Joyful Day of Acceptance for Four Sisters
There was great joy and thanksgiving at a recent service celebrating the Acceptance of Sisters Caroline Grace, Lorah, Mercy and Serah into the Community of the Sisters of the Church. Families and relatives gathered to witness this special moment, surrounding the sisters with love and support as they took this important step in their vocation.…
Living Stones in Devon: Bishop Moira’s Visit to Tipton St John and Ottery St Mary
MMUK was delighted to join Bishop Moira on the second leg of her 2026 “Living Stones” tour, as she continued her journey across East Devon, meeting some of the faithful people who truly are the living stones of our churches. The tour takes its inspiration from 1 Peter 2:5: “You also, like living stones, are…
New Resource: “Pray For Us & Tell Our Stories” – A Bible Study with the Anglican Church of Melanesia
MMUK is delighted to share a new free resource designed to deepen understanding, inspire prayer, and strengthen connection across the Anglican Communion. “Pray For Us and Tell Our Stories” is a six-session Bible study course written by Rev’d Rich Clarkson, drawing on his time spent with the Anglican Church of Melanesia in 2025. It is…
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MMUK joins with the Anglican Church of Melanesia in mourning the death of the Right Reverend Patteson Alfred Worek, retired Bishop of the Diocese of Banks and Torres, whom God has recently called to rest. Archbishop Leonard Dawea, writing on behalf of the Council of Bishops, the General Secretary Dr Abraham Hauriasi, and the Anglican…
Welcoming Melanesian Teachers to the UK: Learning Together Across Cultures
The Melanesian Mission is planning the first visit of Anglican Church of Melanesia (ACoM) teachers to the UK since 2015. At the request of ACoM, MMUK hopes to bring two inspiring teachers from Solomon Islands to visit schools across England, including schools already linked with their Melanesian partners. These visits are about much more than…
Learning for Life: Why Vocational Education Matters in Melanesia
Across Solomon Islands and Vanuatu, many young people face significant barriers to completing formal schooling. For some, the challenge is distance from secondary schools; for others, family responsibilities or economic hardship make continued education impossible. One of the most common reasons young people drop out is the struggle to pay school fees. Without qualifications or…
Mother Emily Day at TNK – Remembering a Founder, Renewing a Call
Today, Monday 6th April, the Sisters of the Church in Solomon Islands gathered at the Hill of Prayer (TNK) to celebrate Mother Emily Day, transferred from 5th April this year because of the Easter weekend. It was a beautiful and joy‑filled day honouring the life, vision, and enduring legacy of Mother Emily, the remarkable woman…
Easter at TNK -The Hill of Prayer
Spending Easter with the Sisters of the Church at the Hill of Prayer (TNK) has been a huge privilege. As an Associate of the Sisters, to be welcomed so warmly into the rhythm, devotion, and depth of their worship during the holiest week of the Christian year has been humbling. Maundy Thursday – Arrival I…