19/12 • END OF YEAR REVIEW
In our final Pray the News of 2024, we're looking back on the past 3 months and how God has been listening and answering along the way.
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In our final Pray the News of 2024, we're looking back on the past 3 months and how God has been listening and answering along the way.
Archdeacon Imad Zoorob, currently at All Saints Church in Jaramana-Damascus, reflects on the rapid developments in Syria.
An explosive re-escalation of Syria’s civil war proves that peace isn't just the absence of conflict.
Braving the elements takes on a whole new meaning as a thick smog reigns over Lahore.
The official press release from the Archbishops of the Anglican Church of Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia regarding the Treaty Principles Bill.
How did Donald Trump win the 2024 Presidential election? The answer is probably in your hands right now.
UNRWA’s presence in Gaza safeguards hospitals, clinics, and UN premises that are explicitly protected under international law.
Flooding in Niger has led to widespread humanitarian crises, displacing millions and severely damaging homes, farmland, and infrastructure.
Hurricane Milton swept across Florida, leaving at least 24 dead, significant infrastructure damage and millions without power and utilities.
It's when we have reached the limits of our hope that we must carry each other.
In recent weeks, Russia’s actions at the UN have highlighted both its diplomatic isolation and ongoing defiance in international relations.
Sometimes called the lungs of the planet, the Amazon makes up more than half of Earth's remaining rainforest and half the world's plants and animals.
In recent years there has been a significant escalation in nuclear weapons production by the globe’s superpowers.
Gang violence, political instability, and severe humanitarian challenges are devastating the small Caribbean nation of Haiti.
As the Israeli military conducts their largest attack on the West Bank in over 20 years, Cole Yeoman reflects on two months spent in Palestine.
Bangladesh is in a state of intense political and social upheaval, marked by widespread protests and the resignation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
Three years after the Taliban’s takeover, Afghanistan remains in turmoil with widespread human rights violations, particularly against women and...
On Monday 19th August, we remember the humanitarians who have lost their lives in service of others.
We're taking a look back at the last three months of Pray the News.
Modern slavery remains a significant global issue which Aotearoa New Zealand is not immune from.
We cannot ignore the anti-immigration positions being provoked by politicians.
International Humanitarian Law is a set of rules that govern how wars can be fought. These laws are being broken.
Kenya is currently experiencing political unrest following a contested national budgeting process.
We cannot fail to be moved by the tragedy that happened to 1300 pilgrims who went to Mecca to fulfil their religious duties and did not return.
Sustained drought combined with ongoing civil conflict has created deep food insecurity and social disruption for the people of Ethiopia.
Elections around the world carry incredibly high stakes as they occur under a growing shadow of increasing political division and extremism.
Zimbabwe is grappling with a severe drought, made worse by the El Niño phenomenon, threatening food security for over six million people.
At around 3:00 am on May 24th, a devastating landslide struck Yambali village in Enga Province, Papua New Guinea.
In the past week, Russian forces have intensified their offensive in the Kharkiv region, pushing deeper into Ukrainian territory.
New Caledonia has seen deadly protests erupt in response to proposed voting changes for provincial elections.
The situation in Myanmar has taken a grim turn. Fighting is spreading from the northern Shan State, plunging the country deeper into turmoil.
Weeks of unrelenting heavy rainfall have unleashed catastrophic flooding across East Africa, leaving a trail of death and destruction in its wake.
Over 1.5 million civilians are sheltering in Rafah. A massive offensive planned offensive against the city will create a humanitarian catastrophe.
It's been a year since the start of the heinous war in Sudan resulting in the deaths of thousands and the displacement of a fifth of the country.