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Launched
This is an Anglican Church wide campaign (and soon to be NZ wide). When every Anglican gets their health-system funded vaccine, they are invited to donate to support vaccine equality in countries that would otherwise miss out. Being thankful, we are aware that many people are not so fortunate. more»
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After 12 years in the role, Pauline Mackay has announced her retirement at the end of June. Changes in government funding and a long
cycle of earthquakes in Christchurch that closed the physical office on a number of occasions were major challenges she faced during her time in the role. We wish her well in all her endeavours ahead. more»
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our project for the Anglican Church of Melanesia
Your Lenten Appeal donations are ensuring water systems are put in place in three religious communities of the Anglican Church of Melanesia (ACoM). We have received an initial report with their thanks about the installation. Photo shows Casper Supa from ACoM handing over water tanks to section elder brother of the Melanesian Brotherhood at Komukama. more»
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We can’t prevent disasters, but we can increase our resilience to them
Anglican Alliance is running a course around the worldwide communion to build capacity for disaster response and cultivate resilience which will equip our churches. The course is about half way through, running for about a year online, and they have released a video to share and encourage at Pentecost time. more»
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the Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem
The Al-Ahli Arab Hospital in Gaza needs our help. The compounding effects of Covid-19 and the current conflict has exhausted the hospital’s resources. Now more than ever they require our support. Al-Ahli is calling for help to fund medical supplies, essential medicines, and fuel to keep the generators operating. more»
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Christian World Service is appealing for funds to respond to the rapidly escalating Covid-19 crisis in India. They asking for urgent funding to deliver emergency food assistance and hygiene supplies as well as support community healthcare for the communities they work with. more»
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Our Project Manager for the Diocese of Polynesia, Joji Cama has just returned from a monitoring and evaluation trip to Vanua Levu where he is managing our Emergency Response following TC Yasa and TC Ana. The local affected communities expressed huge gratitude for the food support that they have been receiving. more»
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Appeal now closed
Funds raised from our Lenten Appeal will be disbursed by the end of May. Prayer for the projects is appreciated: St Luke's Hospital, Nablus; the youth of the Diocese of Egypt; the Anglican Church of Melanesia - installation of water systems for religious communities and for the Christian Care Centre providing shelter for vulnerable women and children. more»
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Apologies to Judith MacKenzie of Christchurch who is the AAW NZ President - we missed this out on Day 12 of our Diary, citing instead Dot Muir, who is in fact the Dunedin Diocese AAW President. Hopefully the only error in the diary. Photo: St Gabriel's Fiji, 2019 - Judith MacKenzie on far right more»
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Our 2021 Partners in Prayer booklet has now been mailed to subscribers. It is available also to read online. And hard copies are available from the office. more»
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