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And we've found that when grace flows through regular Anglicans like you, great things can be done for disadvantaged people, here and overseas.
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Make a Mother’s Day!
23 April 2012
What will this Mother’s Day look like for you? It probably depends on who you are. If you’re a child, the planning might have already started – with help from hallmark advertising if you’re a ‘big kid’ or your primary school teacher if you’re a bit 'littler.’ If you’re a Mum, you might be treated to breakfast in bed (studiously ignoring the burnt edges around the pancakes and the tea that’s ten degrees colder than you normally make it!) If you’re a husband, you might get called up for active service or, if you’re very lucky, get to bask in your wife’s reflected glory – being treated to the pancake that fell on the floor!
If you’re Lorie, ‘Servant Leader’ at the Women’s Transformation and Empowerment Project (a partnership between Anglican Aid and Samaritana Ministries) your experiences of Mother’s Day and motherhood would be altogether different.
See for yourself
News Updates
Let Grace Flow
27 March 2012
As the third child born into a poor South-Indian family, Naava* was unlikely to live to see her first birthday. Her parents were hoping for another male child. With no welfare system in India,...
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A Visit to George Whitfield College
23 February 2012
In his recent visit to Africa, Anglican Aid Director, David Mansfield, paid a visit to George Whitfield College in Capetown, South Africa.
Sadly, the college was in mourning due to two tragedies...
Thanks from Thailand
22 February 2012
Late last year, Thailand experienced its worst floods in decades. As a result of unusually heavy monsoonal rains, hundreds of people died, crops were obliterated and residential and business...
Upcoming Launch for Projek Bali Kids
15 February 2012
Bali is an island deeply embedded in the psyche of all Australians - known for cheap holidays and our worst terrorist attack. But most people are unaware that very few Balinese benefit from...
