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World Humanitarian Day 2026: A statement from CAN DO
This World Humanitarian Day, we share the below statement from Church Agencies Network Disaster Operations (CAN DO). ABM Anglicans in Development is a member of CAN DO, an Australian disaster response consortium.
Thank You for All Your Support
As one financial year ends and another begins, we would like to say a huge thank you to you, our supporters, for your generosity. Together, your giving raised over $100,000 for our end-of-financial-year appeals, an extraordinary amount.
How did Ray, with no formal education, become so respected in Wasaka?
Read this story of how donations to our Adult Literacy program transform people’s lives, giving dignity and a brighter future.
RIP Fr Charles Helms
Fr Charles Helms’ funeral will be held on Thursday 25 June at 1.00pm at Christ Church, Warracknabeal, followed by Warracknabeal Lawn Cemetery.
Regional Anglican Alliance held in Fiji
The Rev Cameron Burr, Chair of National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Anglican Council, reflects on a recent conference at Namaqumaqua in Fiji.
Discover ABM’s early mission to the Chinese in Australia
The most noteworthy event of the year in the Diocese of Sydney was the erection and consecration of St Luke's Church, Wexford Street. – ABM Missionary Notes 18 June 1898
Delegation Visits Anglican Literacy School in Port Moresby to Celebrate the PNG Church Partnership Program
On 21st May, church leaders from across PNG, Australian faith-based NGO leaders and delegates from the Australian High Commission visited the Anglicare PNG literacy school in Port Moresby. The visit was part of the events surround the signing of the extension of the PNG Church Partnership Program.
Seeds of Change: How Sunflowers, Football and Bicycles Grow Gender Equity in Zambia
In the wake of a devastating drought, embarking on a new agricultural venture felt like a gamble for the residents of Kalwani Diocese in Eastern Zambia. Yet, staring down uncertainty and with the support of ABM AID's local partner, the Zambia Anglican Council Outreach Program, the risk was worth it. Two community groups chose to plant sunflowers.
A Pilgrimage That Changes Perspective
Earlier this year, the Anglican Board of Mission (ABM) hosted a pilgrimage to the Philippines - an experience that proved both eye-opening and deeply encouraging. What we encountered was not simply a series of projects or programs, but a living example of faith expressed through community transformation, practical action, and quiet confidence.