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With thanks for your kind donations and together with our partnering with Tearfund (NZ), Anglican Overseas Aid (AOA), Australia and the Australian Anglican Board of Missions, we have been able to distribute NZ$35,301 to help communities affected by Tropical Cyclone Yasa. more»
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A joined-up response from New Zealand and Australia is enabling the Diocese of Polynesia to extend its support to those most in need following the devastation caused by Tropical Cyclone Yasa. Before Christmas there were still 8,000 people sheltering in 171 evacuation centres. Anglican Missions is delighted to join forces with Tearfund NZ and Australia’s Anglican Overseas Aid and Anglican Board of Mission... more»
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Tropical Cyclone Yasa lashed Fiji last night. The Category 5 cyclone had sustained winds of 250kmh with gusts reaching 350km/h with waves of up to 12m. Anglican Missions is Partnering with Tearfund to bring much needed relief to those most affected. Photo: Anglican youth help secure shutters in preparation for Cyclone Yasa. more»
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for 2021
Our 2021 Wall Planner has just been sent out to our subscribers. If you would like one please contact the office on 473-5172. more»
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This appeal is now closed
It has been a fabulous fundraiser and very good to have partnered with the Diocese of Christchurch and NZCMS to ensure the Mirpurkhas hostel can remain open, enabling marginalised students from remote rural areas to complete their final years of high-school education. An amazing $27,770 has been raised - THANK YOU. Photo shows the first boys to return to the hostel with their Boarding Master. They send their grateful thanks and best wishes to us.
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Anglican Missions is proud to announce that it has now joined the Council of International Development, also commonly referred to as CID. CID is the umbrella agency for New Zealand organisations working in development and connects Anglican Missions with Non-Governmental Organisations (NGO’s) from all over New Zealand. more»
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Thank you for your generous donations to our appeal $26,000+ reached!
The hostel has reopening from the end of September for half of their students as the immediate area in front of St John’s School was dry enough for 9th and 10th grade classes to resume. The grounds, however, are still a lake. Please continue to pray for the hostel and region. Photo: St John's School before the rains. more»
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In the Mirpurkhas region, and beyond, extreme monsoon rains and widespread flooding have caused havoc in the area. The grounds of the School and Colleges which the hostel students attend are flooded out, and so opening these will be delayed until the water can be drained. However our fundraising for the Hostel appeal is going well, thanks to your generosity. more»
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Following the massive explosion at Beirut's port in August, the Anglican Archbishop in Jerusalem, the Most Reverend Suheil Dawani called out to Anglicans around the world for help. Anglican Missions has made a contribution in response. Please pray for the recovery in Beirut. Photo:sourced from Wikipedia more»
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World Humanitarian Day 19 August
Anglican Missions joins the Council for International Development in celebrating the United Nation’s World Humanitarian Day 2020. Each year World Humanitarian Day has a different theme, with this year’s being #RealLifeHeroes more»
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