Updates
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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Middle-East
12/12 • REFLECTIONS FROM SYRIA
Archdeacon Imad Zoorob, currently at All Saints Church in Jaramana-Damascus, reflects on the rapid developments in Syria.
Anglican Missions
Dec 12, 2024
Middle-East
05/12 • SYRIA
An explosive re-escalation of Syria’s civil war proves that peace isn't just the absence of conflict.
Anglican Missions
Dec 5, 2024
Climate
28/11 • LAHORE
Braving the elements takes on a whole new meaning as a thick smog reigns over Lahore.
Anglican Missions
Nov 28, 2024
Pacific
21/11 • THE TREATY PRINCIPLES BILL
The official press release from the Archbishops of the Anglican Church of Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia regarding the Treaty Principles Bill.
Anglican Missions
Nov 21, 2024
Politics
07/11 • MEDIA
How did Donald Trump win the 2024 Presidential election? The answer is probably in your hands right now.
Anglican Missions
Nov 7, 2024
Conflict
31/10 • UNRWA
UNRWA’s presence in Gaza safeguards hospitals, clinics, and UN premises that are explicitly protected under international law.
Anglican Missions
Oct 31, 2024
Disasters
24/10 • NIGER
Flooding in Niger has led to widespread humanitarian crises, displacing millions and severely damaging homes, farmland, and infrastructure.
Anglican Missions
Oct 24, 2024
Disasters
17/10 • FLORIDA
Hurricane Milton swept across Florida, leaving at least 24 dead, significant infrastructure damage and millions without power and utilities.
Anglican Missions
Oct 17, 2024