Anglican Church leader visits Sydney

One of the leaders of the Episcopal (Anglican) Church in the Philippines has recently come to visit Sydney, Australia to promote the work of the religious church.

Reveling in community and God.

The Anglican Church in the Philippines’ Prime Bishop Edward Malecdan visited the Land Down Under to promote the work of the Anglican Board of Mission in the Philippines.

In a media release, Blacktown City Councillor Allan Green announced his warm welcome for the religious leader, as well as his support for the work of the Philippine-based congregation.

“I attended the forum in St. Luke’s Anglican Church in Enmore. During the function they performed indigenous dances from the north Philippines hill country,” related Green.

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