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Partnership with the Global Churches Alliance & Mission in India

The Ancient Catholic Church is proud to announce its dynamic partnership with the Global Churches Alliance, a worldwide network committed to fostering unity, intercultural dialogue, and compassionate service. Together, we are called to promote peace, social justice, and the transformative values of the Gospel in every corner of the world. A central focus of this union is our mission in India—a country rich in spiritual heritage and cultural diversity, where our joint efforts are dedicated to empowering local communities, nurturing interfaith understanding, and advancing educational and social initiatives that reflect the Church’s enduring values.

Introduction

In an era when unity and compassionate action are more vital than ever, the Ancient Catholic Church has embraced a leadership role in building bridges among all peoples. Our collaborative work with the Global Churches Alliance (GCA) reflects our steadfast commitment to the teachings of Christ on reconciliation, mercy, and the common good. The GCA unites faith communities around the globe through shared objectives of dialogue, social outreach, and ecumenical cooperation. Together, we are partnering in India—a nation that offers a profound tapestry of ancient spirituality and modern challenges—to serve, heal, and inspire hope through collaborative mission work.

Outline of Our Partnership and Mission in India

1. Ecumenical Collaboration and Shared Vision

  • Unified Commitment:


    The partnership with the Global Churches Alliance is rooted in a shared vision of restorative justice, interfaith dialogue, and communal healing. The Ancient Catholic Church, in collaboration with the GCA, works to nurture a spirit of reconciliation that echoes the teachings of Christ and the Church’s longstanding tradition of social outreach.

  • Scriptural and Theological Foundation:


    Inspired by scriptures such as Matthew 5:9 (“Blessed are the peacemakers”), and guided by the rich Catholic teaching on mercy and forgiveness, our cooperative initiatives aim to manifest these ideals in everyday acts of service and community empowerment.

2. Missionary Work in India

  • Spiritual and Cultural Engagement:


    India, with its multi-religious landscape and long history of contemplative spirituality, presents an opportunity for profound interfaith engagement. Our mission is guided by respect for indigenous traditions and the desire to share the nurturing message of reconciliation and love embedded in the Catholic faith.

  • Community-Centred Initiatives:


    The mission in India focuses on supporting local communities through:

    • Educational Programs: Establishing schools and vocational training centres that empower future generations with life skills and academic excellence.

    • Healthcare and Social Services: Collaborating with local partners to provide access to essential services, ensuring that even the most vulnerable members of society receive care and dignity.

    • Pastoral and Spiritual Outreach: Organizing regular prayer gatherings, interfaith dialogues, and sacramental celebrations that foster spiritual renewal and communal well-being.

3. Joint Programs and Projects

  • Peace and Reconciliation Forums:


    Drawing together diverse voices, our collaborative forums are designed to facilitate conflict resolution, build mutual understanding, and create lasting peace among communities. These forums encourage participants to share their experiences and work cooperatively toward building a more compassionate society.

  • Capacity Building and Training:


    Through workshops and training sessions, local leaders and volunteers are equipped with the tools necessary for community development and conflict resolution. These sessions are informed by both Catholic social teaching and the practical insights of the Global Churches Alliance.

  • Resource Sharing and Support:


    Leveraging the global reach of the GCA, the Ancient Catholic Church ensures that resources—be they educational materials, funding for social projects, or spiritual guidance—are effectively shared with partners in India to create sustainable, positive change.

4. Vision for the Future

Building a Global Family of Faith:

Our partnership envisions a world where the values of love, mercy, and justice become the foundation of every community. By fostering cooperation between faith traditions and empowering local leaders, the mission in India and our broader alliance serve as living testaments to the potential of global unity.

Encouraging Local Empowerment:

The long-term objective is not merely to provide immediate relief but to nurture environments where communities can continue to flourish independently. The goal is to leave a legacy of empowered, resilient communities that carry forward the light of hope and reconciliation.

Join Us on This Journey

The Ancient Catholic Church, together with the Global Churches Alliance, welcomes all those who are inspired to advocate for peace, promote educational and social welfare, and engage in interfaith dialogue. Whether through prayer, volunteer service, or contributing to our mission projects in India, each act of participation is a step toward a more just and unified world.

For further information on our partnership initiatives or to learn how you may become involved in our mission projects in India, please contact our mission office or visit our dedicated information portal. Let us work together to build a future marked by the enduring, transformative power of love, reconciliation, and shared hope.

About the Ancient Catholic Church

Fostering faith, inclusion, and compassionate service within a vibrant community and beyond.

Who Are We?

The Ancient Catholic Church is a community that proudly carries forward the rich heritage of the Roman Catholic tradition while embracing a spirit of inclusivity and family.

Governance

The ACC operates under a structured and inclusive governance model that reflects its commitment to apostolic tradition, pastoral care, and community engagement.

Archbishop Felix Gibbins is the spiritual leader and Primus of the Ancient Catholic Archdiocese of the United Kingdom, and the seventh successor of St Felix of Dunwich.

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