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The devastation caused by the floods in Nepal is still unfolding.For the people responding, this is deeply personal. Tea...
05/09/2026

The devastation caused by the floods in Nepal is still unfolding.

For the people responding, this is deeply personal. Tearfund’s partners are working around the clock to support survivors while also grieving losses within their own communities.

As the response continues, please stand with the people of Nepal.

Pray for families facing unimaginable loss, and for strength and protection for everyone responding.

You can also support our Nepal Floods Emergency Appeal by visiting tearfund.org

When conflict feels overwhelming, prayer gives us somewhere to begin. Across the world, conflict is devastating lives, s...
04/09/2026

When conflict feels overwhelming, prayer gives us somewhere to begin. Across the world, conflict is devastating lives, separating families and forcing people from their homes.

We are sharing four ways to pray when conflict feels overwhelming. 🙏

During the Global Week of Prayer next week, we will be praying into some of the roots of Global poverty and injustice, including conflict.

Please join us in praying today and next week.
To find out more about how to pray during the Global Week of Prayer.

02/09/2026

What does it mean to know your family will have enough food – even when the rains don’t come?

During periods of drought in Lusakucha, crops can fail and food becomes scarce. For some families, leaves gathered locally can become their only source of food.

But Esther’s story is changing.

Through Tearfund’s agricultural work, she can now grow food close to her home – helping provide enough for her family throughout the year.

For Esther, growing food means more than a harvest. It means greater security for the future.

01/09/2026

What does love mean to you? 💛

We asked some of our global neighbours this simple question – and their answers took us to faith, community, unity and caring for one another.

Because love isn't only something we say. It's something we choose to live out.

Now we want to hear from you: What does love mean to you?
Tell us in the comments. 👇

Writing in today’s Scotsman, Head of Tearfund Scotland, Bee Roy, highlights our response to the humanitarian crisis in S...
30/08/2026

Writing in today’s Scotsman, Head of Tearfund Scotland, Bee Roy, highlights our response to the humanitarian crisis in Sudan – a situation that has left millions facing extreme hardship, yet often remains overlooked.

Bee’s contribution comes as a new Scottish Government report highlights the vital impact of Scotland’s Humanitarian Emergency Fund (HEF). Over the past year, £1.4 million of Scottish funding has supported life-saving interventions for tens of thousands of people caught in some of the world’s most severe crises. Funds awarded to Tearfund have enabled our partners to respond in Sudan, Afghanistan and Malawi this year alone, with multiple projects in previous years delivering emergency assistance in times of urgent need.

Read the article to find out how our local partner has come alongside Halima in Sudan – and other families in the region. And please continue to pray with us. 🙏

👉 https://bit.ly/45Y8GOQ

Please join us in praying for strength, physical healing, and peace for everyone affected by yesterday’s tragedy at Big ...
29/08/2026

Please join us in praying for strength, physical healing, and peace for everyone affected by yesterday’s tragedy at Big Church Festival.

Today, as we process what happened, we stand in quiet solidarity with everyone carrying grief and shock.

We hold in prayer those who are mourning, those who are injured, and those who witnessed this tragic incident.

Devastating flash flooding and mudslides have struck central-northern Nepal, causing widespread destruction and leaving ...
27/08/2026

Devastating flash flooding and mudslides have struck central-northern Nepal, causing widespread destruction and leaving families grieving, displaced and waiting for news of loved ones.

Homes, roads, bridges and vital infrastructure have been damaged. And rescue and relief operations are continuing as the full scale of the disaster becomes clear.

Tearfund is coordinating its response with government and local partners, carrying out initial assessments and preparing to support communities with urgent needs, including food, water and shelter.

Please join us in prayer. 🙏
1️⃣ Pray for those grieving lost loved ones, those who are displaced, and those waiting for news of the missing.
2️⃣ Pray for rescue workers, first responders and local leaders as they try to reach the most vulnerable.
3️⃣ Pray for wisdom and endurance for Tearfund staff and local partners as they seek to bring relief, hope and care to those most in need.

Loice survived Ebola. But coming home brought another battle.After recovering from the virus, she faced stigma from her ...
26/08/2026

Loice survived Ebola. But coming home brought another battle.

After recovering from the virus, she faced stigma from her community, lost her job and had essential belongings destroyed during decontamination.

Tearfund’s local partner came alongside Loice with counselling, home visits and practical support. As her community learned more about Ebola, attitudes towards her began to change.

Loice now speaks openly about her experience, helping others understand Ebola and challenging the fear and stigma surrounding the disease.

Despite everything she has faced, Loice remains hopeful for the future.

What gives you hope when life feels overwhelming? 💛

25/08/2026

In northeast Uganda, families are facing severe food shortages. For some, finding enough food means climbing thorny trees to gather leaves for their next meal.

But hunger doesn’t have to have the final word.

Natalia shows us what can happen when love leads us to act – from helping crops grow to providing food for children who were going hungry.

Because the love Jesus shows us doesn’t stand still. It leads us towards our global neighbours. It leads us to act. 💛

Where is love leading you?

21/08/2026

We’re very excited for The Revival 2026 – a powerful night bringing churches from across Scotland together in worship, prayer and unity. 🙏

On Thursday 1 October, we’ll gather as one church, lifting up Scotland, its leaders and our communities in prayer, believing for renewal and transformation.

At Tearfund Scotland, we’re passionate about seeing lives and communities transformed, and we’re looking forward to being part of this shared moment of prayer and hope for our nation. We’re also excited for worship led by Michael W. Smith and Celtic Worship as well as a message from Nicky Gumbel and other church leaders from across Scotland.

There are exclusive group booking discounts available if you’re thinking of going along with a group from your church. Head to therevival.scot to secure your tickets!

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