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2020 Prayer Diary
Welcome We love that you pray for Anglican Aid. We hope this resource helps you pray in specific ways for the work of Anglican Aid and our partners. Each day of prayer is structured around a particular theme or area that Anglican Aid works in. Together, let’s bring these requests, and many others as well, to God. Without God our labour would be in vain. Thank you for your partnership with us! Cover image: Archbishop Glenn Davies and Canon Helen Hoskins in Bunda, Tanzania in May 2019
Diocesan Prayer Anglican Aid Prayer
for Mission 2020
Our Heavenly Father, Heavenly Father,
Fill our lives with the fruit of your Spirit, so Whose will it is that all people be saved, and
that we may walk in joyful obedience, share come to a knowledge of the truth, and whose
your love by word and deed, and see Christ will it is that we care for the poor, needy,
honoured in every community as Lord and widows, orphans and refugees.
Saviour.
We pray for the work of the Archbishop of
Amen Sydney’s Anglican Aid.
We pray for your grace to fulfil every good work
that you have prepared for us in advance to do
as we anticipate the triumphant return of our
King and Saviour, in whose name we pray.
AmenContents
02 Letter from the Archbishop 16 Bible focus - Ruth 1-4 28 Day 19 - Protecting kids
03 Letter from the Acting CEO 29 Day 20 - Empowering women
05 Anglican Aid Vision 17 Day 9 - Anglican Aid board 30 Day 21 - Peace through education
and staff 31 Day 22 - Latin America
18 Day 10 - Spotlight: Drought 32 Day 23 - Food and shelter
06 Bible focus - Matthew 5
19 Day 11 - Made in God’s image 33 Day 24 - The Pacific
20 Day 12 - Strengthening
07 Message from the incoming indigenous communities
CEO 34 Bible focus - Philemon
21 Day 13 - Clean water and
sanitation
08 Day 1 - The Archbishop and 35 Day 25 - Vocational skills
the work of the Diocese 22 Day 14 - Equipping future leaders
36 Day 26 - Spotlight:
09 Day 2 - Giving thanks 23 Day 15 - Asylum seekers and Miracle Ministries
refugees
10 Day 3 - New projects 37 Day 27 - Good health
24 Day 16 - Generating income
11 Day 4 - Natural disasters 38 Day 28 - Spotlight: Syria
12 Day 5 - Bible training 39 Day 29 - Sustainable living
25 Bible focus - Luke 17
13 Day 6 - Spotlight: Zambia’s 40 Day 30 - College and university
Child
41 Day 31 - The church around
14 Day 7 - Preparing future 26 Day 17 - Bishops and church the world
generations leaders
27 Day 18 - Spotlight: 42 Current projects
15 Day 8 - Loving the community
Waterworks for a Thirsty World
1 Anglican Aid Prayer Diary 2020Letter from the Archbishop
Dear Friends,
Over the years, many kind people the partnership projects of the
have said they are praying for me Archbishop of Sydney’s Anglican
as Archbishop and for my wife, Aid is a constant source of
Dianne. It is greatly humbling and encouragement. More importantly,
encouraging to be the subject of it makes a real difference around
your prayers. In the same way, I the world. By God’s grace, Anglican
know that those working in the Aid is uniquely positioned,
Anglican Aid office and those connecting Sydney Anglicans
on the field are encouraged by with local communities, overseas
the knowledge that you share development, and theological
in their work through prayer. I education projects. Please join me
am so thankful to God for you. in praying for the work and people Grace and Peace,
Your support in spreading the of Anglican Aid, using this prayer
love of God abroad through diary as a valuable aid in raising our Glenn N. Davies
prayer and generous support of voices before the throne of grace. Archbishop of Sydney
Anglican Aid Prayer Diary 2020 2Letter from the Acting CEO
My friends in prayer,
I am continually humbled by the generosity of approached to partner with new worthy projects,
spirit that comes from Anglican Aid’s supporters. aiming to meet more needs, in more locations.
You enable us to be the bearers of good news and
practical assistance to a world crying out for God’s By God’s grace we are fighting the good fight on
fatherhood and justice. I want to personally thank you many fronts. We are striving to enable impoverished
for continually responding to the work God has put in communities to meet their basic needs through
front of all of us in whichever way you are able - be it water/sanitation/hygiene, education, health,
prayer, advocacy, or financial giving. relief and aid, and emergency assistance. We
are advocating for Christ’s love for people with
We have been blessed by the appointment of The disabilities, women, refugees, and children.
Rev Tim Swan as CEO of Anglican Aid commencing
in April this year. Please join us in praising God for his God is also bringing us men and women to train in
provision of a CEO. Bible and community leadership. You may remember
from last year’s prayer diary that Anglican Aid has
The task set before us is very great - in all senses of been getting to know our brothers and sisters
the word. Anglican Aid has partners in 34 countries, in Madagascar. We then had the opportunity of
mostly majority-world nations, who are supported sharing during Mission Hour at Synod 2019 about
by your prayers and giving. We are continually being the immense privilege of committing to taking
3 Anglican Aid Prayer Diary 2020Bible courses to Madagascar, in the local language, Finally, at a personal level, we are seeing many
Malagasy, over the next two years. What a huge and individuals being transformed by the hope that comes
exciting commitment! with the truth of the gospel. The greatness of this
aspect of our work cannot be understated.
Together with your partnership, we have the
opportunity to make an enormous impact in majority
world nations and in individual lives. It is with gratitude
that we offer you this prayer diary and ask you to bring
our work before God.
God bless,
Eddie Ozols
Acting CEO
fé,
A mural from Rehema Ca
Ma ra, Tan zan ia
Diocese of
Anglican Aid Prayer Diary 2020 4Our Vision and Mission
Please pray that, in God’s timing and grace, 1 breaking cycles of poverty, abuse, exploitation
we will achieve these things for His glory. and neglect;
Vision 2 training future leaders in needy world
To excel in the provision of Christian aid to vulnerable communities;
communities around the world
3 voicing Christian concern on issues of poverty,
Mission injustice, compassion, generosity and world need;
Anglican Aid’s mission is to work in partnership with
local community leaders in: 4 raising funds to support innovative and creative
solutions to identified needs;
5 building partnership capacity to enable effective
project selection, implementation and evaluation.
5 Anglican Aid Prayer Diary 2020Bible Focus #1 – Matthew 5
Anglican Aid’s development policy outlines the Entering the kingdom requires each of us to recognise
principles which inform our work. “Anglican our spiritual poverty, coming to God totally reliant and
Aid is committed to the belief in the Bible trusting him for salvation.
as the Word of God, subsequently, Biblical
principles, categories, and imperatives form D M Lloyd-Jones said that Matt 5:3 “was the key to all
the foundation of Anglican Aid’s mission, vision, that follows….There is no one in the kingdom who is not
and practice.” poor. All other characteristics are the result of this one.”
Jesus makes eight statements in Matthew 5; the All that we do at Anglican Aid flows from the kindness
first that the poor in spirit are blessed for theirs God has shown us. Our work seeks to show Christ’s
is the kingdom of heaven. It would be a mistake love to people in need. “Let grace flow” can only occur
to understand these words of Jesus as referring because we all, whether praying, giving money or
to material poverty. Jesus had declared that the working at Anglican Aid, have been brought out of
kingdom of God had come and was calling people to spiritual poverty into God’s spiritual riches.
repent and enter the kingdom. Jesus, in stating that
the poor will be in the kingdom of heaven, is calling us
to recognise our spiritual poverty. David cried out to
God in despair as a desperate man describing himself
as poor (Ps 34:6). He had great material riches, yet
humbled himself before God.
Anglican Aid Prayer Diary 2020 6A message from our incoming
CEO, The Rev Tim Swan
When Jesus and his disciples were Anglican Aid is committed to
surrounded by rising opposition, partnering with and training
Jesus withdrew to spend time with workers for the harvest in
his Father in prayer (Luke 6:11-12), the world’s most vulnerable
leading to him appointing the 12 communities. Will you join me
apostles. in praying for God’s provision of
more workers, and for those taking
In our world of rising opposition to the gospel to the nations with the
Christ and his church, we too need help of Anglican Aid?
to withdraw to spend time with our
Father in prayer - especially asking
that he will ‘send out workers into
his harvest field’ (Luke 10:2).
’s new CEO,
Anglican Aid s
Swan, and hi
The Rev Tim
wife Sally
7 Anglican Aid Prayer Diary 2020Day
The Archbishop & the 01
work of the Diocese
What a privilege it is to work within the Sydney Anglican Diocese
which works for the glory of the name of the Lord.
• Pray for the Diocesan Mission • Pray for the Archbishop as he
2020 that strives to see Christ prepares to retire in July 2020
honoured as Lord and Saviour in and ask for clear guidance as
every community. Synod selects a new Archbishop.
• Give thanks for Glenn Davies’ • Pray that the Holy Spirit would fill
leadership of the Diocese and Dr and Mrs Davies with wisdom We give thanks for the
leadership of Dr Glenn Da
his commitment to the work of and depth of insight, as they vies,
Archbishop of Sydney
Anglican Aid. continue to serve in the way God
calls them.
Anglican Aid Prayer Diary 2020 8Day
02 Giving thanks
As we enter our second decade of service as Anglican Aid, we are
full of thanks. Please rejoice in God’s generosity to us as we all
work in His name.
• Praise God for the vision and • Give thanks for opportunities to
dedication of our first CEO, The share the work of Anglican Aid in
Rev David Mansfield. Please churches, schools, NTE and via
pray for David and Helen as they social media, encouraging others
serve in new ways post-Anglican to Let Grace Flow across the
Aid. world.
Board membe
r,
David and Hel Sally Bathgate, farewells
en Mansfield
in August 2019 • Praise God for the gift of our new • Rejoice in the many project
.
CEO, The Rev Tim Swan, and the partners who are able to visit us
experience and perspective he in Australia to share news, prayer
will bring. Pray for Tim and Sally points and requests. What a
as they embark on this exciting privilege it is to hear firsthand how
new chapter in their ministries. God is working through us all.
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New projects 03
Pray for these opportunities to connect with new partners, develop
relationships and help strengthen communities in 2020 and beyond.
New projects in 2020
1. Mission to Dublin Docklands - learn the Dublin culture – being
Ireland English-speaking can conceal
2. Madagascar Preliminary real cultural differences.
Theological Certificate (PTC)
Training • Pray that the Anglican Church of
3. Mbuyu Life Project - Uganda Madagascar PTC pilot program
graduates will use what they
Training in
• Praise God for new projects have learned to faithfully Pilot of the PTC r
Mad ag asca
and pray for Anglican Aid as we share the gospel through their
become familiar with them. ministries.
• Pray that Anglican Aid will work
• Please pray that our partners • Pray for wisdom and clarity as effectively with Mbuyu Foundation
with Irish Church Mission, the graduates train others using in Uganda for the glory of God.
Cameron and Alex, will have the PTC materials in the local They offer a range of educational
humility and patience as they language, Malagasy. programs.
Anglican Aid Prayer Diary 2020 10Day
04 Natural Disasters
Pray that Anglican Aid is armed with resources and good partner
relationships so we can respond meaningfully to natural disasters
and humanitarian emergencies when and where they occur.
via the love of local Christians • Pray that new hives, housing for
who are experiencing the same Honeyworld workers, and other
hardships. repairs in the area will help the
project to get back on its feet and
• Pray that people affected by bring income to this remote area.
disasters and emergencies are
able to withstand the pain of • Pray for the Diocese of Niassa
Dedicated vo
lunteers reac their circumstances, tempered in northern Mozambique where
Zimbabwe, fo hing Rusitu,
llowing Cyclo
March 2019.
ne Idai in by the joy that comes from Anglican Aid was able to offer
knowing Him. assistance following Cyclone Idai.
• Give thanks for our supporters’ • Praise God that Honeyworld
generous and loving response has started to recover from
to emergency appeals. In every the extensive damage during
case, financial help is all the Cyclone Idai in March 2019.
more valuable because it comes
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Bible training 05
In much of the world, believers are either wrongly taught or untaught.
Pray for well-trained teachers to faithfully share God’s word.
Pio Nakesu - Fiji
Pio is studying through Moore available in French and the local
Theological College, Sydney with language, Malagasy.
the support of a bursary from
Anglican Aid. • Pray for PTC students to share
God’s truth with authority and
• Pray for Pio and his family as confidence and to train others to
he studies, leads a church and do the same.
serves as the Fiji coordinator for
Bursary at Uganda Christian inirina reminds
Langham Preaching. The Rev Berthier La scar is.
University us where Madaga
Preliminary Theological Jonah Andriamalala, from
Certificate (PTC) courses in Seychelles, is undertaking a
Madagascar Bachelor of Divinity at Uganda • Pray that God will strengthen
This exciting project will train Christian University. The last Jonah to shepherd his
24 clergy and lay teachers from ordination in Seychelles was in congregation through nurturing,
Madagascar in 6 PTC subjects 2006. caring, and serving his people.
Anglican Aid Prayer Diary 2020 12Day
06 Spotlight: Zambia’s Child
Zambia’s Child builds hope through education, with a school in
Zambia’s Copperbelt mining region.
Adult literacy classes, and skills • Praise God for the new orientation
training run through the schools, program for pre-year 1 children,
encourage adults and children exposing them to the unfamiliar
to be involved with the everyday classroom environment and
running of the schools. allowing for a more successful start
to full-time schooling.
Through skills development, adults
are able to seek employment or • Pray for the start of the Ipalo
Children was develop their own enterprises. Secondary School in 2020, with
h th
lunch at Ipalo eir hands before Income-generation projects three classrooms and a staff room.
Christian Scho
ol
enable schools to work towards
self-sustainability. • Give thanks that each class at Ipalo
will now have its own classroom.
Ipalo Christian School provides • Pray for the children dealing
opportunities for children and with family breakdown, grief and
teens to access quality education. chronic health issues like HIV,
Sickle Cell Anaemia and IBS.
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Preparing future generations 07
Making education more accessible to everyone transforms a
community. Give thanks for visionary educational initiatives like these.
Shamrock School - Nepal
Shamrock is a privately opportunity for an education.
funded boarding school for 50
academically gifted Nepalese • Pray for the school’s
students, aged 10-16. development, particularly during
this time of drought and food
• Pray that Shamrock alumni shortage.
will hold leadership positions • Pray for more volunteers to
in government, industry and join Heart of Mercy mission Shamrock School
in Nepal changes
services. activities.
kids’ futures dram
atically.
• Give thanks for former students
who are now members of staff. Intsika Community • Pray for partnerships with local
Outreach - South Africa early childhood centres and for
Heart of Mercy School - Intsika works with young children the Friday Kids Club Programme.
Zimbabwe who need stability, resources and • Pray for Intsika’s new Class 0 to
Heart of Mercy orphanage school mentoring to access education provide a good transition from
gives underprivileged children the and to persevere in difficult times. creche to school.
Anglican Aid Prayer Diary 2020 14Day
08 Loving the community
Anglican Aid community care projects respond to specific needs
across our city and state. They are a powerful witness and help to
build strong links with local communities.
• Pray for BLC ministries • Pray that the group will help
addressing community needs for reduce social isolation and bring
food, education, youth work and people together.
managing addictions.
• Pray for the COACH mentoring Healthy Families, Healthy
program. Communities - Pitt Town
Healthy Families, Healthy
Communities provides practical care
A beautiful or
Riverwood Lunch and
iginal piece and a reliable community network via
Riverwood’s
Art Therapy D from Leisure Ministry
ay in 2019. the church’s Figtree Cafe in Pitt Town.
The Lunch and Leisure Group
offers activities, creative outlet, • Pray for the project’s leadership,
Berkeley Life Centre (BLC) support and connection for people staff and volunteers.
Berkeley Life Centre seeks to living with mental health issues.
minister to a community of high • Pray for development of a regular
• Pray for effective advertising to events schedule and skill-building
unemployment, low education and
reach the right people. program.
poverty-level incomes.
15 Anglican Aid Prayer Diary 2020Bible Focus #2 – Ruth 1 - 4
“The struggles of the developing world could be seen God’s economic provision for widows required a kinsman-
from a scarcity lens, however the Bible affirms a finite redeemer to support Naomi in her destitute state. Naomi had
land which she decides to sell to Boaz who, as a near relative,
planet which is capable of abundance. We however
is prepared to buy it and marry Ruth. There is a nearer relative
understand a world in which greed and exploitation
who has first right to acquire the land. After this relative
voraciously misappropriate God’s good world. The counts the cost of intermarriage as too high, Boaz marries
Bible also reveals three causal factors for poverty: Ruth as her kinsman-redeemer. In Ruth 4:17 Boaz is listed as
injustice and oppression; circumstantial calamity; and David’s grandfather.
personal failure.” (Anglican Aid Development Policy).
We see in Ruth parallels with our world today where poverty
The book of Judges concludes with the words, “In those has its roots in circumstances similar which saw Elimelech
days Israel had no king; everyone did as they saw fit.” The move to enemy territory – personal failure in lacking faith
book of Ruth begins with a nation in anarchy, which has hit in God, circumstantial calamity through the famine and the
rock bottom. A drought hit Israel and Elimelech took his lawlessness in Israel.
family to Moab, a sworn enemy of Egypt. Elimelech means
my God is king. But he did not acknowledge God as his king, Through this prayer diary you may read about the plight of
so he moved to Moab where he dies leaving his wife Naomi, refugees through war, or children in poverty unable to be
stranded in a foreign land. Naomi’s sons intermarry and then educated or children living in slavery being assisted through
they die. Naomi decides to return to Israel, as things have your support. These people, unlike Elimelech and Naomi are
improved. She urges her daughters-in-law to remain but the products of a broken world. God’s love and care is for all
Ruth, remaining faithful to Naomi, follows her to Israel. and as we see with Ruth, outsiders have a place in the kingdom.
Anglican Aid Prayer Diary 2020 16Day
09 The Board and Staff of Anglican Aid
Please bring Anglican Aid’s staff and Board before the Lord in prayer,
as we endeavour to obey God in all that we do.
• Pray for The Rev Tim Swan as • Pray that God would guide
CEO of Anglican Aid from April Anglican Aid’s Board in decision-
2020. making, and that they may work
with wisdom, discernment and
• Praise God for Tim’s depth of love.
experience, his love for God’s
word and his servant leadership. • Thank God for Anglican Aid’s staff
team working together well in
God guides th
Anglican Aid
e work of • Thank God for Anglican Aid’s the areas of operations, finances,
staff and Boar
d. Board members: Bishop Peter projects, communications and
Tasker, David Dennis, Doug donor relations.
Marr, Emma Penzo, Rev. John
Menear, Dr Keith Walker, Rev. • Praise God for His sovereignty
Canon Peter Rodgers, and Sally over the work of Anglican Aid,
Bathgate. Pray for additional and pray that our staff would be
board members to serve on the prayerful and full of thanks.
board.
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Spotlight: Drought 10
Standing with rural parishes during the worst drought Australians
have seen has been an enormous privilege. Pray for rain.
With the vast majority of NSW • Thank God for the opportunity
experiencing intense or severe to partner with the Anglican
drought conditions and some Dioceses of Armidale and
major towns running out of water Bathurst in providing drought
assistance.
stocks, the drought has profoundly
affected many people. • Pray for steady soaking rain to
quench the thirsty ground and to
In 2018 and 2019 Anglican Aid refill tanks and dams.
supporters gave generously to
• Pray for relief from dust storms henson,
two emergency drought appeals Photo by Anna Step
Warraba h St ati on
and bushfires.
which provided funds and human
contact for people struggling to • Pray for Christians to care for
their neighbours, letting God’s • Pray for towns with shrinking
keep going.
grace flow through communities. economies and job losses.
• Thank God for the generosity of • Pray that many will hear of the
• Pray for people struggling
so many. Living Water that comes from
with isolation, depression and
financial stress. Jesus.
Anglican Aid Prayer Diary 2020 18Day
11 Made in God’s image
Around the world, the correlation of poverty and disability is
tragically high. Pray that people living with disability would hear
God’s message of grace and love to all of us.
transport, education and school Anugrah Disabilities, India
supplies, and advocacy for the Anugrah delivers innovative
inclusion of disabled people. and inspirational rehabilitation,
education and advocacy for people
• Pray for CBIDO as it cares for living with disability and their
and educates Karagwe’s many families.
unreached families living with
Anugrah is ab
out celebratin
disability. • Pray that God will provide
building com g abilities and
munity. resources and people enabling
• Pray that CBIDO’s work will
Anugrah to maintain a high
change prevailing attitudes
standard of service to people with
towards people with disability
disabilities.
CBIDO, Tanzania so that they will be able
The Community Based Inclusive to participate fully in the • Give thanks for the Herbertpur
Development (CBIDO) Project in community. community and pray for greater
Karagwe delivers medical services, community inclusiveness for
people living with disability.
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Strengthening Indigenous communities 12
Anglican Aid partners with Indigenous Community projects in a range
of settings: inner-city, suburban and rural. Pray that Aboriginal and
Torres Strait Islander Australians will know God.
South Tamworth Indigenous Macarthur Indigenous
Ministry – Tamworth Reconciliation Ministry
This year George Ferguson Macarthur Indigenous Church
completes his two year Ministry (MIC) seeks to reconcile and
Traineeship with his wife Carmel at restore broken relationships in
St Peter’s Anglican Church, South the local community. The vision is
Tamworth. promoted via weekly chaplaincy,
crisis support, community nous
• Praise God for the growth of the The Macarthur Indige
gatherings and reconciliation nc ilia tio n an d Re sto ration
Reco
Coledale Frontyard Church held education. Minis try
weekly outside a local elder’s
house. • Pray for energy to keep going
in a ministry that is often about • Pray for the finances of the
• Pray for George and Carmel as
travelling with people in grief. ministry and the opportunities
they move to Walgett in 2020 to
pastor the church which has not to start new things to meet
had a minister for a year. people where they are.
Anglican Aid Prayer Diary 2020 20Day
13 Clean water and sanitation
Access to water, sanitation and hygiene – known collectively as
WASH – has profound wider socio-economic impacts, particularly
for women and girls.
• Pray that this water supply would
• Thank God for the new water meet the community’s needs for
harvesting system and toilets. drinking water and irrigation.
• Pray that the church can
continue to serve those who
Lweru Rainwater Harvesting
come needing assistance. and Shallow Wells, Tanzania
Addressing poor water
n and on tap! infrastructure, the Diocese of
joy of ru nn ing water, clea Tanzania
The ,
er harvesting Ngaremara Borehole, Kenya Lweru and Anglican Aid installed
Lweru rainwat
In the midst of severe drought, alternative water systems in 2019.
St Paul’s, Ashrafea - Jordan Anglican Aid supplied funds to
Water in Jordan is scarce and complete a half-finished borehole. • Pray for the installation and
expensive. The water supply of St The Ngaremara community can maintenance of rainwater
harvesting and shallow wells.
Paul’s Ashrafea supports church now grow crops.
activities, a home for elderly • Pray for improved health,
women and a large number of • Thank God for completion of the productivity and wellbeing with
refugee families. borehole. better water resources on hand.
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Equipping future leaders 14
Education is never just education but the door through which real
change enters. Pray for leaders with integrity and clear vision to
transform communities and lives.
George Whitefield College - programme within Democratic
South Africa Republic of the Congo.
Many African leaders have been
• Pray for students and their
raised up and equipped through
families to keep trusting in God,
GWC.
despite the hardships they face.
• Pray for new students in 2020, • Ask God to give integrity, wisdom
and for the people left behind South Sudanese students at
and ability to the area Bishops Kajo-Keji Christian College
while they pursue their studies. managing the colleges.
• Thank God for the amazing
faculty and facilities at GWC. Kajo Keji Christian College - • Pray for each of the college
Uganda departments to work well
Church Partnership This small college teaches together: teaching faculty, admin,
Programme - DRC theology, education, and business facilities and student body.
Anglican Aid supports 11 Dioceses administration to South Sudanese
• Pray for enduring peace in South
undertaking a National Training refugees in northern Uganda. Sudan.
Anglican Aid Prayer Diary 2020 22Day
15 Asylum seekers and refugees
Please pray for people coming to our country having fled their
home because of conflict, persecution or disaster.
assistance, training and resources care to over 300 asylum seekers
and very effective night ESL (mainly from Sri Lanka and now
classes. from the Middle East).
• Please pray that asylum seekers • Pray for families now resettled in
would be granted permanent rural NSW as they build support
residency and citizenship so groups in these new communities.
that they can build a life here in
Many local go
ve
committed to rnment areas are Australia. • Give thanks for the lives touched
welcoming re
fugees. through this ministry and pray
• Pray for Christians to express that refugees and asylum seekers
God’s heart for the refugee. would hear the word of God.
Auburn Asylum Seeker Care
Auburn Anglican church offers Ministry of Mercy to Asylum • Give thanks for the leadership of
friendship and acceptance for Seekers Rev Manoj Chacko and his wife.
refugees and asylum seekers, Since 2013 Liverpool South
promoting food security, offering Anglican Church has extended
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Generating income 16
Empowering people to generate their own income breaks cycles of
poverty and strengthens communities. Pray for our partnerships
with income generation projects.
Htee Ka Haw Plantation, AmFuture, Uganda
Myanmar AmFuture Studio is a music
Working with the Anglican Diocese rehearsal facility. As part of the
of Hpa-an, we have helped to thriving Kampala music scene,
establish a plantation which studio rental generates income
will enable a group of church for AmFuture’s exciting youth
communities to be self-sufficient. programs.
ers
• Give thanks for the land • Give thanks for passionate, AmFuture danc la
or m in Ka m pa
purchase, clearing, fencing and vibrant team leaders and staff. perf
water tanks in 2019.
• Pray for additional sound
• Pray for successful yam and equipment and instruments for
banana crops to yield good use at the Rehearsal Studio.
income.
• Pray that the income from the
• Pray for wise stewardship of studio will flow into AmFuture’s
resources. creative arts youth programs.
Anglican Aid Prayer Diary 2020 24Bible Focus #3 – Isaiah 61:1-2 and Luke 4:16-21
“All human beings are created in the image of God, are compared the people he is talking with to the hard-hearted
precious in his sight, and are worthy of love, protection people from the time of Elisha.
and care, regardless of any other factors” (Anglican
Many will read Luke 4 from a perspective which sees Jesus
Aid’s Development Policy). responding to social needs. However, Jesus’ use of the
word “proclaim” is the clue that the message was to those
In Luke 4, Jesus read from Isaiah 61 in the temple in Nazareth.
in spiritual poverty, blindness and captivity. The widow of
Zarephath (an undeserving gentile) and Naaman (a leper),
Had Jesus stopped at Luke 4:22 he would have been feted in
were both outsiders and of no value in the eyes of the
his hometown for all he had done elsewhere, preceding his
Jews, yet both came to faith through the ministries of the
homecoming, but in mentioning the widow of Zarephath and
prophets. This unfavourable comparison with the unfaithful,
Naaman the Syrian leper, Jesus was pointing out the past sin
pagan forefathers of the Israelites that worshiped “Baal” in
of Israel.
the days of prophet Elijah, did not go well with his audience.
They became furious and wanted to kill him.
Elijah and Elisha had gone to foreigners, showing God’s love
and mercy. There were many in Israel in need during the
Anglican Aid works exclusively with Christian partners. Aid
drought which saw Elijah provide for the widow of Zarephath
and relief is provided to all on a no strings attached basis.
and her son. Similarly, there were many lepers in Israel when
Supporting people who do not know God is a powerful
Elisha healed Naaman, the head of the Syrian army (sworn
witness to them of God’s saving power, as it was to Naaman
enemies of Israel). Jesus’ hearers in Nazareth understood
and the widow of Zarephath.
that prophets as great as Elijah and Elisha who came at times
of sin and rebellion by Israel were also dishonoured. Jesus
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Bishops and church leaders 17
Our leaders are a gift to us and they carry out their work with zeal,
courage and compassion. Please keep these leaders in your prayers.
Pray for leaders in new roles in 2020
• Ivan Lee - seconded to oversee • Peter Hayward – Wollongong;
church growth;
• Gary Koo – Western Sydney;
• Gary Koo - the new Bishop of
• Peter Lin – Georges River;
Western Sydney;
• Michael Stead – South Sydney;
• Malcolm Richards - the new Bishop
for International Relations; • Malcolm Richards – International
Relations.
• Neil Atwood - the new Archdeacon
for the Western Region; thedral, Sydney
St Andrew’s Ca
Pray for other senior leaders in
• Mark Calder - the new Bishop of
the Sydney Diocese:
the Bathurst Diocese.
• Kara Hartley – Archdeacon for
• Pray for the leaders across
Women;
Pray for the bishops assisting the Australia and overseas with
• Neil Atwood - Archdeacon for whom we partner, that God
Archbishop in the Sydney Diocese
Western Region; would bless their ministry.
• Chris Edwards – North Sydney;
• Kanishka Raffel – Dean of Sydney.
Anglican Aid Prayer Diary 2020 26Day
18 Spotlight: Waterworks
Now in its fourth year, Anglican Aid’s Waterworks for a Thirsty
World projects change communities and provide a firm foundation
for other development work.
reliable clean water supply. Many • Thank God for our project
more lack adequate sanitation partners who assess, resource
facilities. and manage the projects.
• Pray for the ongoing maintenance
• Thank God for Jesus our living
of our projects by the community
water who satisfies our physical
leaders.
and spiritual thirst.
Without water, no other • Thank God for the 2019
development goal is possible.
• Pray that those who benefit from
fundraisers and donors. Pray that
water projects also come to hear
people, churches and schools
of Him.
will be motivated to support
• Pray that water provision, #waterworks2020
Waterworks for a Thirsty sanitation and hygiene
World education projects reduce
According to the Centre for water-borne diseases in the
Disease Control, 11% of the community and bring increased
world’s people lack access to a health and productivity.
27 Anglican Aid Prayer Diary 2020Day
Protecting kids 19
Sadly, children are often the victims of injustice, inequity and
dysfunction. Pray that we can protect children and share God’s
love with them.
Projek Bali Families, nutrition and education support
Indonesia for 130 street children.
Projek Bali’s increased focus on
family-based care aims to keep • Pray for the children, many of
families together. whom have lost their parents to
AIDS.
• Pray for the pilot, beginning with
• Pray for the provision of fees for
25 children in 2020, plus hostel ildren means
local schools and assistance to Working with ch .
care for many others. em hand in hand
keep them motivated to learn. walking with th Af ric a
y, South
- Lily of the Valle
• Pray for planned workshops
covering children’s rights, Lily of the Valley, South
hygiene, motivation and Africa departments communicate well
personal development. Lily of the Valley Children’s Village with each other.
cares for up to 120 young people.
• Pray that each child and youth
Glen Lorne, Zimbabwe will pass on new, positive values
The Glen Lorne project provides • Pray that the project’s various
to the next generation.
Anglican Aid Prayer Diary 2020 28Day
20 Empowering women
Freed from abuse and the cycles of powerlessness, women are able
to experience hope and joy, perhaps for the first time in their lives.
• Pray that God’s people will • Please pray for peaceful
continue to work for justice and relationships within the
an end to slavery. house, between residents still
recovering from stressful and
• Pray that God will provide
abusive situations.
resources for vulnerable women,
enabling them to care for • Pray for staff and volunteers
themselves and their children. equipped to manage mental and
emotional needs.
Experiencing hope can • Pray for opportunities for
change a life forever. families to be united instead of • Give thanks for the Safe House’s
Umthombo weMpilo, South Africa
broken. education, recreation, income,
food and work experience
Umthombo weMpilo - South Bangalore Women’s Safe programs.
Africa House – India
Umthombo weMpilo, an outreach Having fled violence and ritual
of Christ Church Hillbrow, abuse, women at the safe house
ministers to women trapped in begin to heal from trauma and learn
sexual servitude and their children. skills that provide a secure future.
29 Anglican Aid Prayer Diary 2020Day
Peace through education 21
Through holistic services that meet daily felt needs, education
providers can inspire great change in communities where conflict
and hardship are the norm.
Mbuyu Foundation, Uganda • Thank God for the dedication
The Mbuyu Foundation runs of teachers and volunteers to
programs for adult literacy, deliver a broad range of services.
skills training, school supplies
for children, and education Heading North, Ethiopia
sponsorships. By equipping churches in rural
subsistence farming communities,
ation helps
• Pray that through sponsorships, Heading North delivers water Community educ
tra ns fo rm lives.
Mbuyu supporters will be able projects plus communication M bu yu Fo un da tion, Uganda
-
to help turn slums into safe training to create good
communities. partnerships, skills and leadership. • Pray for peace among tribal
groups in Ethiopia.
• Pray that the foundation’s work • Give thanks that the Ethiopian
will strengthen marriages and government is supportive of • Pray for rain and good decisions
family structures, providing Heading North’s work to foster to ease the severe water
children with stable homes. peaceful communities. shortage across much of Africa.
Anglican Aid Prayer Diary 2020 30Day
22 Latin America Bible ministry
With more than 625 million people, Latin America is a significant
part of the world in need of good Bible training and discipleship.
Pray for Anglican Aid’s partners in the region.
• Pray for him as he provides Rica, Dominican Republic,
insight for Christians building Guatemala, Mexico, Nicaragua,
relationships with people of Panama and Spain.
Muslim backgrounds.
• Give thanks for this vibrant
• Pray for Sami’s refugee status ministry among Spanish-
application to be approved in speakers.
There is a grow
ing Muslim po
pulation Brazil. Pray for the provision of
across South
America. a car (Sami has mobility issues • Pray for the church to be
from a past injury). strengthened through
teaching of God’s word through
Sami Nagib, Brazil MOCLAM, Latin America MOCLAM’s courses and
Sami, a religious refugee from the More than 500 students engage teachers.
Middle East, received a Bachelor of in biblical studies with MOCLAM
Theology in Africa and now serves across countries like Argentina,
in Brazil. Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Costa
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Food and shelter 23
Humans thrive when their fundamental needs are met including food,
shelter, safety, belonging, hope and purpose. Pray that programs
such as these will be a blessing to many.
Rough Edges, Darlinghurst One4Life, Redfern
Darlinghurst’s Rough Edges Redfern’s One4Life provides
(or Roughies) cafe / meeting a community pantry, support
space connects people with for overcoming addictions and
access to financial counselling, Christian love.
skill development, good food,
recreation, support and safety. • Pray for local residents
struggling to live on
food
disadvantaged or aged support of the One4Life
• Praise God for many more The tireless team on Fridays.
pensions. service
wonderful volunteers to serve
this ministry.
• Give thanks for the volunteers
• Pray for the ongoing outreach to engaged in Wed BBQ,
cafe visitors. Overcomers Outreach, Friday
food, advocacy and visitation
ministries.
Anglican Aid Prayer Diary 2020 32Day
24 Pacific islands
What a privilege to be engaged in projects with Pacific neighbours.
Please pray for more opportunities to partner with churches in this region.
Theological training in Dogura, PNG • Pray for Anglican Aid as we work
The Milne Bay Province desperately with the Diocese to implement this
needs well-trained ministers. project, after many years of prayer
and planning.
• Pray that communities will be
transformed through the sound Taveuni Fishing Livelihoods,
teaching of the Bible.
Fiji
• Pray that pastors will effectively Partnering with the Fijian Methodist
The peaceful beauty of counter false doctrines and other Church, licensed fishing boats and
Dogura on Milne Bay, PN
G. belief systems. equipment help to generate income.
Women’s Safe House and Care • Thank God for the young men
Centre, Vanuatu of the area who have found new
purpose and ambition through this
With the Anglican Diocese of Vanuatu,
project.
a safe house will shelter women coming
from remote islands experiencing • Pray for a steady income from
domestic violence. fishing and boat hire.
33 Anglican Aid Prayer Diary 2020Bible Focus #4 – Philemon 1-7
“Anglican Aid recognises that in working with Christian be effective in deepening your understanding of every good
partners it is inevitable that faith will be shared through thing we share for the sake of Christ.”
relationships built across the wider program of a
In November 2017, Pastor Samir Yacco from Damascus,
Christian organisation’s work.” Syria shared with many churches and schools about how the
Syrian war has devastated the country. He thanked people
Anglican Aid’s Development Policy mentions the word
for their support as he said “we could not have survived or
partner 14 times. We don’t implement any activities except
helped people without you. The Church in Australia (and
to raise awareness with our supporters, as we work with
other countries) came to our rescue.” A pastor of a church
Christian churches and agencies who know what the
of 80 at the beginning of the war, Samir described the
needs are and can deliver development activities best. The
displaced people who came to his church raising the number
relationships on the ground, often serving people of other
of worshippers to over 300 adults and 350 children and
or no faiths, is a witness to the gospel. This is anathema to
requiring a building program during the war, recognised that
secular agencies who view Christians in the sector adversely.
partnership had kept his and other churches functioning and
ministering during the chaos in Syria.
As supporters who pray and contribute financially, you are
also partners. At Anglican Aid we have a weekly staff meeting
Philemon, a wealthy man, had a church meeting in his house.
and prayer time. We pray for you regularly, giving thanks as
He supported the church at Colossae by his generosity in
the Apostle Paul gave thanks for Philemon for his faith and
making available what God had given him to share freely with
love in the Lord.
others. Anglican Aid greatly appreciates your support as you
demonstrate your love for others through your prayers and
Paul went on to pray that their partnership “in the faith may
financial gifts.
Anglican Aid Prayer Diary 2020 34Day
25 Vocational skills
Many of our partner projects focus on enabling people to develop
skills that will generate income. A key aspect of our involvement
is to see our partners themselves building capacity over time.
Pray for self-reliance.
• Pray for continued restoration centre and hostel where residential
of homes, hives and farms after students can live safely while
the devastation of Cyclone Idai in developing valuable tailoring skills.
March 2019.
• Pray that many women will
• Pray that Zimbabweans will complete courses at the centre
Raw pure natural lov purchase local honey instead and be equipped to support
- Honeyworld, Zim e of cheaper alternatives from themselves and their families.
babwe
overseas.
• Pray that this model might be
Honeyworld, Zimbabwe Jitegemee Tailoring Centre replicated in other parts of
Honeyworld trains isolated and Hostel, Tanzania Tanzania.
communities in enhanced The Diocese of Mara Mothers’
beekeeping practices, increasing Union is supporting the
yield, distribution and income. refurbishment of the training
35 Anglican Aid Prayer Diary 2020Day
Spotlight: Miracle School Ministries 26
Anglican Aid has a close partnership with Miracle Schools operating
in Lahore and serving children and families trapped in bonded
slavery in brick kilns. Pray that there will be many opportunities
for young people to hear the Gospel.
Miracle Schools, Pakistan
Miracle Ministries offers education • Pray for more water tanks
and supplies, medical assistance, in 2020 and for hygiene and
food and clothes to needy families nutrition training.
enslaved across 35 brick kiln sites.
• Pray for protection and food to
withstand Lahore’s five seasons
• Give thanks for the energy very difficult w
ork
and passion of the Miracle
especially monsoons and cold Brick-making is w ard.
for little re
winters.
Ministries board, and for our
close relationship with Angela • Pray for the women being
Michael, an Anglican Aid Global trained in sewing to earn income.
Ambassador.
• Pray for young people
• Pray for the ongoing protection undertaking the PTC Course
of Miracle Ministries staff, through Moore College.
volunteers and brick kiln workers.
Anglican Aid Prayer Diary 2020 36Day
27 Good health
Poverty is closely tied to ill-health and the lack of access to
healthcare. Please pray for projects that enable disruption in the
cycles of poverty.
program to provide free eye care REACH Restoration, South
to the poor of Andra Pradesh. Africa
REACH Restoration offers a 6 - 12
• Pray for free eye clinics month detox and rehabilitation
conducted across many program designed to help young
locations where free glasses and
men break free of drug and alcohol
eye drops are supplied.
addiction, find new life in Christ and
Eye Openers
conducts 50,0
00 clinic • Give thanks for the other refocus on earning income.
consultations
each year. aspects of the ministry which
have grown: Bible college, • Pray for young men to find hope
care for pastors and widows, and meaning in a life beyond
children’s study centres and addictions.
Eye Openers, India
An Anglican Aid partner since humanitarian aid.
• Give thanks for the
2011, Eye Openers is an amazing transformations achieved
example of holistic ministry and through the REACH program.
care growing out of a medical
37 Anglican Aid Prayer Diary 2020Day
Spotlight: Damascus Church Aid 28
The war in Syria has created one of history’s greatest humanitarian
crises since it began in 2011, with more than 6.6 million Syrians
displaced within the country. Please pray that this fractured
society will feel the healing love of the Lord.
Damascus Church Aid
Damascus Church Aid provides • Pray that God will continue to
spiritual care, emergency food, protect Samir and his church
clothing, and assistance to from danger.
displaced families who have fled • Pray for the church to continue
to safety in Syria’s capital. Pastor to proclaim the Gospel of Christ.
Samir Yacco’s church has grown
from 80 to over 300 adults and 350 • Pray for Samir’s wife and children
children since the war began. who live in the USA. Samir Yacco, our friend
and leader
of Damascus Church Aid
• Pray that vulnerable youths
• Give thanks for Pastor Samir
would be kept from bad
Yacco and his church as it deals
influences in society.
with traumatised, transient
people. • Please pray that God would bring
peace to the regions still at war.
Anglican Aid Prayer Diary 2020 38Day
29 Sustainable living
Sustainable practices hold benefits for the health of the land, the
crops produced, the income they attract, and the wellbeing of each
community member. Thank God for his care of the whole person
through programs like these.
of rainwater tanks, and basic rural poultry rearing to increase the
financing. skills of (especially) women so
they can earn an income, and
• Pray that families will reap the improve nutrition and health in the
benefits of sustainable farming community.
as they work towards food
Healthy farm security for themselves, and • Thank God that many have been
ing
practices are
important. produce to sell as income. trained to earn a regular income
- Chicken Farm
ing for the Fu
ture, Kenya through rearing chickens.
• Pray that God will bless the crops
and make them fruitful. • Pray that the program can meet
Kitgum Sustainable the enormous demand for
Livelihoods, Uganda Chicken Farming for the training from locals and provide
Kitgum Sustainable Livelihoods Future, Kenya business guidance in forming
trains households in sustainable Chicken Farming for the Future cooperatives.
agricultural practices, installation trains the local community in
39 Anglican Aid Prayer Diary 2020Day
College and university 30
Partnerships with universities and colleges have enabled Anglican Aid
to support education for hundreds of students around the world.
George Whitefield College from other Dioceses to study at
(GWC) – South Africa BBC.
• Pray for students Seme Ludanga
• Pray for development of the
(South Sudan), Mxoleleni
Theological Education by
Ngiba (South Africa) and Phillip
Extension program.
Benjamin (South Sudan) to have
hearts and minds ready to learn • Pray for wisdom and good
and to serve. management as the College
seeks to become more
• Praise God for the HOPE Centre JBC’s mission is crysta
l-clear.
sustainable.
which opened in 2019 and for
the way it is being used.
Johannesburg Bible College and teaching teams as they
Bunda Bible College (BBC) - (JBC) - South Africa are stretched over multiple
Tanzania • Ask God to bless the expanded campuses.
• Thank God for the new national Train the Trainer program in
training scholarship programme, 2020. • Pray for JBC as it goes through
enabling scholarship students the complex accreditation
• Please pray for admin, hospitality process for each of its courses.
Anglican Aid Prayer Diary 2020 40Day
31 The church around the world
What a privilege to be declared God’s chosen people, members
of a royal priesthood, a holy nation and God’s special possession,
charged with the task of declaring His praises for what He has
done. (1 Peter 2:9)
• Give thanks to God for the • Give thanks to God for the work
salvation we have in Christ, of GAFCON which contends
and for the gift of being one for the faith that was once for
family through His death and all delivered to the saints. Pray
resurrection. that our unity as a global church
would centre around serving
GAFCON Jeru
salem 20 • Pray that our partners in Him.
together from 18 brought Anglicans
around the w
orld. Australia and around the world
would be single-minded, striving • Pray for Archbishops Foley Beach
together with the same purpose (USA) and Ben Kwashi (Nigeria)
for the glory of God. and the Primates Council as they
lead GAFCON.
41 Anglican Aid Prayer Diary 2020Current projects
The projects on the following pages
show how Anglican Aid is working in
partnership around the world. Your
prayerful support enables us to be
engaged in life-saving work of eternal
significance.
Thank you.
e d
t im e to be refresh
rkers take er.
These wo the word and pray
in
Anglican Aid Prayer Diary 2020 42PROJECT NAME COUNTRY CATEGORY
COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT (Tax deductible)
Church Partnership (Aru) DRC Community Leadership Development
Kindu Leadership Development (Berea Bible College) DRC Community Leadership Development
Church Partnership (Goma) DRC Community Leadership Development
Church Partnership (Bukavu) DRC Community Leadership Development
Church Partnership (Kasai) DRC Community Leadership Development
Church Partnership (Kisangani) DRC Community Leadership Development
Church Partnership (Kindu) DRC Community Leadership Development
Church Partnership (Katanga) DRC Community Leadership Development
Church Partnership (Kamango) DRC Community Leadership Development
Church Partnership (Nord Kivu) DRC Community Leadership Development
Church Partnership (Boga) DRC Community Leadership Development
Bukavu Leadership Development DRC Community Leadership Development
Church Partnership (Kinshasa) DRC Community Leadership Development
Leaders from All Africa Training (Johannesburg) South Africa Community Leadership Development
George Whitefield College Scholarships South Africa Community Leadership Development
Mara Leadership Development (Bunda Bible College) Tanzania Community Leadership Development
Mara Community Leadership Program Tanzania Community Leadership Development
Rorya Leadership Development (Kowak College) Tanzania Community Leadership Development
Uganda Leadership Development (Uganda Christian University) Uganda Community Leadership Development
Kajo Keji Leadership Development (Kajo-Keji Christian College) Uganda Community Leadership Development
43 Anglican Aid Prayer Diary 2020PROJECT NAME COUNTRY CATEGORY
COMMUNITY CARE (Tax deductible)
Eagle Vale Community Services Australia Community Care
Healthy Families, Healthy Communities, Pitt Town Australia Community Care
Berkeley Life Centre Australia Community Care
Break the Cycle, Glenquarie Australia Community Care
Port Kembla Community Care Australia Community Care
Jesus Club Partnership, various Australia Community Care
All Saints Community Care, Nowra Australia Community Care
Riverwood Lunch & Leisure Program Australia Community Care
One4Life, Redfern Australia Community Care
Building Community and Leadership, Sadlier Australia Community Care
Rough Edges, Darlinghurst Australia Community Care
Macarthur Indigenous Reconciliation Ministry, Campbelltown Australia Community Care
Scarred Tree, Glebe Australia Community Care
Living Water Community Fellowship, South Sydney Australia Community Care
Caring for Asylum Seekers & Refugees, Auburn Australia Community Care
Ministry of Mercy to Asylum Seekers, Liverpool South Australia Community Care
Dapto Street Crew Australia Community Care
Bookworms Reading Group, South Coogee Australia Community Care
Mt Druitt Children's Support Australia Community Care
Anglican Aid Prayer Diary 2020 44PROJECT NAME COUNTRY CATEGORY
DEVELOPMENT (Tax deductible)
Child Transformation (Parivarthana) India Children's Rights
Projek Bali Kids Indonesia Children's Rights
Women and Children's Development Myanmar Children's Rights
Miracle Ministries Pakistan Children's Rights
Egg a Day Rwanda Children's Rights
Lily of the Valley South Africa Children's Rights
Glen Lorne Orphans Zimbabwe Children's Rights
Take Flight China Disability Inclusion
Anugrah Disabilities India Disability Inclusion
Timion Disability Counselling and Community Development South Africa Disability Inclusion
Karagwe Disabilities Tanzania Disability Inclusion
Chainat Disabilities Thailand Disability Inclusion
Refuge Egypt: Education Program Egypt Education
Support for Life - Heading North Ethiopia Education
Good Shepherd School for Syrian Refugees Lebanon Education
Faisalabad School for Peace Pakistan Education
Kanga Kids Sierra Leone Education
Intsika Community Outreach South Africa Education
Lost Children of Jonglei Scholarships South Sudan Education
Shalom Primary School Tanzania Education
Bunda Girls Secondary School Tanzania Education
Adjumani Refugee Camp Uganda Education
AmFuture Uganda Education
Mbuyu Life Project Uganda Education
45 Anglican Aid Prayer Diary 2020PROJECT NAME COUNTRY CATEGORY
DEVELOPMENT cont. (Tax deductible)
Hope and Faith School Zambia Education
Zambia's Child Zambia Education
Heart of Mercy Elementary Christian School Zimbabwe Education
Rock Solid Education Zimbabwe Education
Eye Openers India Health
REACH Restoration South Africa Health
Taveuni Fishing Livelihoods Fiji Income Generation
Chicken Farming For the Future Kenya Income Generation
Htee Ka Haw Plantation Myanmar Income Generation
BERTH Community Development Philippines Income Generation
Jitemegee Tailoring Centre Tanzania Income Generation
Capacity Building Lweru Diocese Tanzania Income Generation
Buhemba Community Food Sustainability Project Tanzania Income Generation
Kitgum Sustainable Livelihoods Uganda Income Generation
Honeyworld Zimbabwe Income Generation
Jordan Ashrafea Waterworks Projects Jordan WASH
Marsabit Water and Income Generation Kenya WASH
Restoring Ngaremara Borehole Kenya WASH
Dogura Capacity Building PNG WASH
Lweru Shallow Wells Tanzania WASH
Rorya Water and Sanitation Tanzania WASH
Bangalore Women's Safe House India Women's Empowerment
RUTH House Indonesia Women's Empowerment
Umthombo weMpilo South Africa Women's Empowerment
SAVE House (Women's Care Centre) Vanuatu Women's Empowerment
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