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Seven killed in drone attack on Al-Ahli Hospital in Gaza City
Yesterday morning, Sunday, August 17th at 12:15 am, armed members of a local outlaw band entered the grounds of our Al-Ahli Arab Hospital in Gaza City, demanding the treatment of one of their wounded gunmen. The medical staff...
Sarah benefits from cowpeas and loans
Sarah Ndinda Muasa was brought on a journey by ABM AID's partner ADSE in Kenya. This is her testimony: “Katangi [in southern Kenya] is rocky and most of the times we harvest little to nothing from our farms. The majority of the people were not in groups before...
Supporting medical aid in Gaza and the West Bank
For the month of July 2025, Anglican funds supported medical treatment for 220 patients at Al Ahli Hospital in Gaza and for 213 patients at St Luke’s Hospital in the West Bank.
Update from Aunty Gloria Shipp
In the heart of western NSW, Aunty Gloria Shipp continues to be a guiding light for Aboriginal Christian ministry. Her leadership and dedication were on full display at the Nyngan Christian Rally 2025, a vibrant weekend of worship, testimony, and community connection.
Anglican Church of Melanesia Celebrates 50 Years of Independence
On Sunday 22nd June, the Anglican Church of Melanesia celebrated 50 years since its inauguration. In 1975, it became the Province of the Anglican Church of Melanesia. There was a wonderful celebration service at St Barnabas Cathedral in Honiara, Solomon Islands: a thanksgiving, a commemoration, and a joyous celebration of the past 50 years the church has journeyed through.
“Helped me more than I know”: Adult Literacy Improving Lives in Papua New Guinea
Something special is happening in Papua New Guinea. Across the country, adults are getting a second chance at an education. In Moreguina, 220km southeast of the nation’s capital of Port Moresby, a group of men and women raise their certificates proudly. They are the graduates of the Moreguina Literacy School - adults that can now read and write, something many Australians take for granted.
The Three S’s of Mission? Synods, Soup and Stamps
ABM was out and about in June, eating Soup, visiting Synods and collecting Stamps. Read on to find out what these have to do with God’s mission.
ABM’s Fundraising through Stamps goes back to 1920
In September 1920 the ABM Review carried the news that a Mr H.G. Simpson, a teacher on Thursday Island in the Torres Strait, had volunteered to coordinate the sale of new and used postage stamps for ABM. By December 1928 he had raised almost $30,000 in today’s money.
Episcopal Church in the Philippines visit: highlights, insights and inspirations
“Our recent visit to the Philippines was 10 days of travel, inspiration and joy as we shared fellowship, worship and learning with bishops, clergy in schools and parishes, community co-operative workers and faithful Anglicans in as many settings as we had days on the ground,” says Bishop Sarah Plowman. Learn more about what God is doing through the Episcopal Church in the Philippines.