Global South (Anglican)

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The Global South, a structure of twenty of the thirty-eight Provinces of the Anglican Communion. These Provinces represent most if not all of the Third World countries within the Communion, and is mostly conservative in nature. The majority of the Provinces are part of the Council of Anglican Provinces in Africa or (CAPA). Its head is the Archbishop of Nigeria, the Most Rev. Peter Akinola.

• The Church of Bangladesh
• The Anglican Church of Burundi (CAPA)
• The Church of the Province of Central Africa (CAPA)
• The Church of South India
• The Province of the Anglican Church of The Congo (CAPA)
• The Church of the Province of the Indian Ocean (CAPA)
• The Episcopal Church in Jerusalem and the Middle East (CAPA)
• The Anglican Church of Kenya (CAPA)
• The Church of the Province of Myanmar
• The Church of Nigeria (CAPA)
• The Episcopal Church of the Philippines
• The Church of the Province of Rwanda (CAPA)
• The Church of the Province of South East Asia
• The Anglican Church of Southern Africa
• The Anglican Church of the Southern Cone of the Americas
• The Episcopal Church of the Sudan (CAPA)
• The Anglican Church of Tanzania (CAPA)
• The Church of Uganda (CAPA)
• The Church of the Province of West Africa (CAPA)
• The Church in the Province of the West Indies

See also

• Windsor Report
• Convocation of Anglicans in North America
• Anglican realignment
• Anglican views of homosexuality

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