Anglican Missions has launched a Venezuela Earthquake Appeal following two powerful earthquakes that struck north-central Venezuela causing widespread loss of life last week.
• Search for victims of Venezuela earthquakes continues
Two inspiring Palestinian Christian speakers are booked for a speaking tour of churches across six Aotearoa New Zealand cities this 19-26 July.
The World Council of Churches is inviting its member churches around the globe to gather online with Ukraine's Christians in prayers for peace next Thursday 11 June 2026.
Six Aotearoa New Zealand and Polynesia Anglican young adults stepped onto the global ecumenical stage in Thailand this April to share inspiration and solidarity with Christian peers at the Christian Conference of Asia's 'Asian Ecumenical Youth Assembly' (AEYA).
• Read Kauri Tangohau's AEYA reflection on Te Pīhopatanga o Aotearoa
Armenia's Apostolic Orthodox Church has invited churches the world over to unite in prayer using Armenia's historic liturgy of light, and pray for an end to persecution as they gather across nations and denominations for the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity this 17-24 May.
• Anglican-Oriental Orthodox International Commission meet in Armenia (2024)
Anglican Missions' 'Pray the News' and Christian World Service's global church development network ACT Alliance are highlighting the impact of the war of US - Israel against Iran on global human rights and humanitarian systems.
• Middle East conflict pushes Pacific Islands toward energy crisis
The Archbishops of the Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia have released an appeal for peace in the Middle East, speaking out in solidarity with Anglican churches in the region.
Anglican Missions' 2026 Lenten appeal is calling for donations to help resource-stretched communities in Africa and the Pacific to transform their lives through: improved food security, water management and disaster resilience.
A nativity scene featuring baby Jesus wrapped in a keffiyeh among a large pile of rubble has been constructed outside Christchurch Transitional Cathedral, looking to highlight the suffering of Palestinian communities in Gaza this Christmas.
