Anglican Aid

20/10/2026

When Anglicans returned with a second round of aid, 19-year-old refugee Loïc Amani offered his hands to help unload it, grateful that the church comes with prayers as well as food. Join us in praying with Loïc for a peaceful future for his family and his country 🙏

Read the full story: https://sydneyanglicans.net/news/i-have-remembered-that-god-still-cares/55819

20/10/2026

In the 2025-26 financial year, people like you helped support 140+ projects across 30 countries. Thank you!

Interested in finding out more? You can see our full project list inside the latest Annual Report.

👉Just head to https://anglicanaid.org.au/download-the-2025-26-annual-report/

18/10/2026

15/10/2026

Today is World Food Day!

With the support of people like you, Anglican Aid currently supports 5 food security projects. 🌱

Here's an incredible story from Aline, a participant in the Gitega Food Security project. 👇

After participating in the Gitega Food Security project, Aline, a mother of four children, found her life transformed.

Inspired and equipped by the farmer training she received, Aline now grows finger millet, maize, beans, and cabbages across multiple plots of land.

Not only can her family enjoy a reliable source of food, but sales from her crops also pay for school and health expenses.

However, most importantly, through participation in this project, Aline has grown in her faith in God.

"The project has not only taught me better farming methods but has also helped me know God more," she shared. "I have learnt to trust Him, work faithfully, and believe that He can bless the work of my hands."

👉Like to find out more about Anglican Aid's food security projects? Just head to anglicanaid.org.au/category/food-security/

15/10/2026

Some of the Aid and Development team recently visited our partners and projects in Pakistan.

It was encouraging to see how projects are progressing and to plan with our partners for the future.

📷These photos show the team visiting Miracle Ministries in the brick kilns and in Lahore, areas of Punjab destroyed by the 2025 floods being rebuilt, and A&D running project design training for five Pakistani organisations.

13/10/2026

Did you know that Anglican Aid has prayer and devotional resources for young children?

Both Big Prayers for Little People and Dinner Table Devotions help little ones pray for God's grace to overflow to a world in need. 🌏🙏

Whether you're a parent or a grandparent, these (free) resources will help the K-6 children in your life grow in their knowledge of God and understanding of the world.

👇Find out more, and download your free copies, using the links below.

✨Big Prayers for Little People: https://anglicanaid.org.au/pray/bigprayers/

✨Dinner Table Devotions: https://anglicanaid.org.au/pray/dinnerdevotions/

10/10/2026

In the Anglican Aid 2026 Prayer Diary, Emil and Reem from The Good Shepherd School asked for prayer that God would provide them with a van. This van would help them collect refugee students from nearby areas and transport them to The Good Shepherd School.

Praise God, through the generosity of a few supporters, a second-hand van was bought earlier this year! 🙌

Are you interested in praying for your brothers and sisters in the world's poorest nations?

👉 Head to anglicanaid.org.au/pray for our free prayer resources!

08/10/2026

Due to partnership with local churches, your gifts can reach into the poorest places.

In the Diocese of Gitega, Burundi, your gifts and prayers have helped support clean water access, farmer training, and theological education.

06/10/2026

In 2022, the Diocese of Zambezia in Mozambique had 83 churches.

Since then, they have planted 270 churches, totalling 353 churches. Lay leaders are also being trained in the Moore College PTC course so they can lead their churches with a solid theological foundation.

Praise God! 🙌

03/10/2026

Thank you to all who attended Field Notes from Mozambique!

Your generous support for God's work in Mozambique was encouraging and uplifting.

And thank you to Archbishop Vicente and Mrs Msosa for sharing what ministry looks like in Mozambique!

If you still want to show your support for Archbishop Vicente and the church in Mozambique, just head to anglicanaid.org.au/mozambique

See you at the next Field Notes! 👋