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FROM FELLOWSHIP TO FULFILLMENT: mOSES’ JOURNEY IN MUSICOLOGY
Moses Madeya from the Diocese of Harare, Zimbabwe, received a Fellowship to support his post-graduate studies in Musicology at the University of Cape Town. Although the programme was initially set for a shorter duration, his research-intensive path extended his study over three years (2021–2023) and he graduated…
A Masters Degree growing children’s ministry in uganda
Gloria Nduhukire is from the North Ankole Diocese in Western Unganda and is a 3rd year student of master of Divinity and Theology in the Bishop Tucker School of Divinity and Theology at Uganda Christian University. Her grant from St Augustine’s has supported her accommodation & food and enabled her to buy a laptop.
Training students at the Anglican University of Congo
In 2022, St Augustine’s Foundation gave an Innovation Grant to enable four students to study theology at the Anglican University of Congo over two years…
“To equip the saints for
the work of ministry”
— Ephesians 4.12
Fellowships
Each year the Foundation awards ten Fellowships to individuals who exercise an authorised ministry within a Province of the Anglican Communion to help fund projects or courses of study.
Scholarships
Each year the Foundation awards two Scholarships for doctoral research to suitably qualified candidates from the Majority World in order to enhance theological learning within Provinces of the Anglican Communion.
Innovation Fund
The Foundation works with partner institutions, provinces and dioceses to develop projects and initiatives to create innovative theological resources for the churches of the Anglican Communion.
St Augustine Seminar
Supporting the ministry of the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Foundation sponsors the St Augustine Seminar in order to prepare for the Lambeth Conference.
impact
Lusophone Network
The Lusitanian Church of Portugal (ILCAE), the Churches of Mozambique and Angola within the Anglican Church of Southern Africa, and the Anglican Episcopal Church of Brazil (IEAB) — have a total membership of 500,000. They remain, however, small minority Churches in their countries. It is thus especially important that they feel part of the family of Anglicanism, and know the support of being part of a global Communion.
That sense of belonging has been deepened in recent years by the formation of the Lusophone network, linking the four Churches. Solidarity, dialogue, and mutual learning lie at the heart of this “Communion within the Communion”. Key priorities are the strengthening of theological education, the development of theological and liturgical resources in Portuguese, and a profound commitment to environmental justice.
Building Partnerships
for mission and ministry
The St Augustine’s Foundation aims to strengthen the theological educational capacity of the Provinces of the Anglican Communion, particularly in the Majority World.
