This podcast series brings together Anglican leaders from across the globe to explore pressing issues in theology, leadership, justice, and mission in today’s church. From Ghana to Taiwan, Kenya to Jamaica, each episode features conversations that challenge colonial legacies and uplift contextual, prophetic witness in the Anglican tradition. The episodes are hosted by Dr. Kwok Pui Lan and a new episode will be released on Episcopal Divinity School’s podcast feed every Thursday. Listen on Spotify, Apple Music, Podbean, or wherever you get your podcasts.
Episode Guide
Episode 1 – released July 3, 2025
Postcolonial Anglicanism: Bishop Victor Atta-Baffoe on Ghana, Global Church Leadership & EDS Impact
Join Bishop Victor Atta-Baffoe ’92 for reflections on theological education, the legacy of Cape Coast Castle, and leadership challenges in Ghana. He calls for a renewed focus on justice, inclusion, and mission in the Anglican Communion.
Episode 2 – released July 10, 2025
Dr. Esther Mombo speaks on the rise of women leaders in Africa’s Anglican churches, the work of the Mothers’ Union, and her call for empathy and solidarity in global theological conversations.
Episode 3 – released July 17, 2025
Rev. Claire Wang shares stories from the Diocese of Taiwan, lifting up women’s leadership, youth ministry, and a vision of incarnational, relational communion.
Episode 4 – released July 24, 2025
Ms. Sunshine Dulnuan discusses theology’s connection to indigenous identity, environmental stewardship, and gender justice in the Episcopal Church in the Philippines.
Episode 5 – released July 31, 2025
Rev. Mark Nam shares his journey as a British Chinese priest and founder of The TeaHouse network, addressing race, migration, and inclusion in the Church of England.
Episode 6 – released August 7, 2025
Episcopal and Anglican Churches in Latin America with Dr. Paulo Ueti
Dr. Paulo Ueti introduces the history and mission of the Episcopal and Anglican churches in Latin America and the Caribbean, as well as the issues facing Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking churches within the predominantly English-speaking Anglican Communion.
Episode 7 – released August 14, 2025
Rev. Natalie Blake explores gender equity, theological formation, and climate action in the Anglican Diocese of Jamaica and the Cayman Islands.
Want to go deeper?
Join EDS this fall for Living Postcolonial Anglicanism: Pastoral Perspectives from the Global Church, an online course led by Dr. Kwok and the Rt. Rev. Ian T. Douglas, PhD.