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Church of Uganda responds to Kony 2012 campaign...

The Church of Uganda has been made aware of the Kony 2012 campaign initiated by the US-based organization, Invisible Children. Joseph Kony and the LRA left Uganda in 2006 ...

New CAPA Chairman Elected

The Most Rev Bernard Ntahoturi was elected the CAPA Chairman during the recently concluded Council Meeting held in Bujumbura from 4th – 8th February 2012. Archbishop...

CAPA Council Meeting

The 11th CAPA Council meeting was held from the 4th to 8th February 2012, in Bujumbura Burundi. The Council is the supreme governance body of CAPA. The meeting was attended ...

Archbishop of Canterbury visits CAPA

The Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams visited the CAPA offices on 22nd June 2011. The Archbishop was on a 6-days visit to the Anglican Church of Kenya. During the v...

Church of Rwanda New Primate Installed

Archbishop Onesphore Rwanje was installed in a colourful ceremony on January 23 2011 at ULK Stadium at Gisozi in Kigali. Many dignitaries including several CAPA Primates gra...

CAPA Council Meeting
Eleventh Council Meeting
Bujumbura, Burundi, February 2012

Communique -11 CAPA Council Meeting

Resolutions - 11 CAPA Council Meeting

Appeal - 11 CAPA Council Statement

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Vision & Mission Statement

CAPA’s Vision is:

“A unified and self-sustaining Anglican Communion in Africa, providing holistic ministry to all and fulfilling God’s promise for abundant life”

CAPA’s Mission is:

“To effectively coordinate and provide a platform for the Anglican Church in Africa to celebrate life, consult and address challenges in the continent in order to fulfill God’s promise for abundant life.”