Reluctant Archibald subject urges art lovers to give generously
Australian Anglican nurse Valerie Browning AM hopes to draw attention to the work of key aid organisations in Ethiopia through her portrayal in a painting entered into the 2023 Archibald Prize.
Aid needed to supply food, goods, advocacy to fleeing Ukrainians
ANGLICANS hope to support the people of Ukraine as Russian forces invade the country, leaving tens of thousands, displaced, wounded or dead.
New AOA chief looks to young to carry on relief and development work
The new leader of Melbourne-based Anglican Overseas Aid, Ms Jo Knight, said a priority for her time as CEO would be to engage younger generations in its work to sustain long-term partnerships and respond to issues such as climate change that could not be left to future generations.
Australia deserves an aid program that inspires national pride: Outgoing aid head reflects
er nearly 10 years as chief executive of Anglican Overseas Aid, Reverend Dr Bob Mitchell was invited to reflect on Australia’s aid policy over his term of office, with an eye to the coming election.
Anglicans launch appeal for ‘unprecedented’ Tonga disaster
ANGLICANS have been urged to give generously to help Tonga recover after a volcanic eruption caused a tsunami to hit its islands.
Big leap coming for Papua New Guinea’s Anglican theological college
TO ACCESS internet at Papua New Guinea’s only Anglican theological college, the principal must climb a palm tree and hold his phone in the air.
Will You Spark Hope this Christmas?
For 60 years, Mission Without Borders (MWB) has worked to be Gods hands and feet on the ground in Eastern Europe.
‘No downside’ to taking a prayer-filled chance
For twelve years Bronwyn Stephens has been tirelessly working as a Rotary member and parishioner at St Stephen’s Gardenvale to help her community in whatever way she can.
While families starve, the world looks away. Will you?
AN UNSEEN crisis is unfolding in Madagascar.
Local partnership to send medical aid to Uganda
MUCH-NEEDED medical supplies will soon leave Melbourne bound for a small Ugandan hospital, thanks to a partnership between an Anglican church and the Rotary Foundation.
