Our Vision: ABM wants to see people everywhere experience the wholeness of life God offers in Jesus Christ, and supports our partners as they participate in God's mission.
ABM's Project Book is an annual publication. It contains information about our Partners and their projects which you can choose to support. By doing so, you will help to strengthen the Anglican Church and communities around the world.
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Learn more about ABM's work and our Partners by watching our short documentaries. You can contact the office for copies of our DVDs. Use them at your fundraising events or to bring awareness to others of ABM's mission and how they can help make a difference through gifts and prayer.
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Partners Magazine is the Anglican Board of Mission's magazine. The Autumn and Spring editions highlight the work of ABM's partners in the areas of community development, church-based projects, and the Reconciliation program in Australia. You can also learn more about ABM's non-financial partners and other aspects of our work.
ABM's Partners in Prayer is a prayer resource for mission. The diary may be used daily for your prayer focus - for our Partners, projects, the Anglican Communion, ABM staff, volunteers and all the different groups of people we work with around the world and within Australia.
Please note - Copies of the ABM Prayer Diary may be found in the Resources Archive section. This publication has been replaced by Partners Praying Together.
ABM collaborated with La Trobe University in producing a research paper, “Working towards Transformational Development and the Sustainable Development Goals”. ABM contributed research and information specifically relating to the Anglican Church of PNG’s gender work, through the DFAT-funded Church Partnership Program.
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ABM's quarterly Pew Reflections are available as a resource for prayer and for reflecting on mission. Each quarter features a different guest writer/s from within the Anglican Communion. Please consider using these in your weekly church pew bulletins.
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Videos from the 2016 Mission and Evangelism Conference: Life in Abundance.
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A video message from the Reverend Professor Stephen Bevans introducing the ‘Together Towards Life’ statement on world mission and evangelism from the World Council of Churches. You can also download the 'Together Towards Life' document here.
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Resources to use when commemorating the Martyrs of New Guinea and Melanesia.
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The Anglican Board of Mission's School Project resources provide information about our work with partners. These are available to download and focus on the areas of climate change, disaster risk reduction and disaster preparedness.
The One World WonTok Poverty and Development Youth Conference is an education initiative of the Anglican Board of Mission.
To read about the 2017 Wontok conference, and download the activity resources, click here.
Resources are also available for the 2015 conference. Click here to access.
In Australia we reflect on Reconciliation each year from May 27 to June 3 which is National Reconciliation Week and the Week of Prayer for Reconciliation.
Details for the study A Voice in the Wilderness are available here.
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The Who is My Neighbour? Photographic Exhibition is a moving and educating display of images brought to you by Anglican Board of Mission.
This education resource for schools was been put together by St Mark’s Anglican Community School, Perth, Western Australia, to accompany the photographic exhibition which toured Australia in 2014.
Living in the Kingdom - Learning Activities were developed within the Revised Religious Education Philosophy and Curriculum Framework, produced by the Anglican Schools Commission Queensland. Their purpose is to engage students with key ideas relating to issues of social justice in the Christian faith. In particular they focus on the Millennium Development Goals and the Anglican Board of Mission Australia.
This quarterly Anglican Schools newsletter is sent to Anglican Schools around Australia and features educational resources for students and staff as well as news stories from our partners around the world. You can download a .pdf copy from our website.
The Transforming Service Conference is an ecumenical service learning conference for primary and secondary educators in Australian schools.
'A Litany for Mission' written by ABM Education Missioner Greg Henderson.
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The guidelines are a useful resource, designed to help dioceses, parishes and schools think through the issues surrounding partnerships and avoid some of the pitfalls.
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This document sets out to discuss ABM’s journey to prioritising partnership in its relationships.
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Find resources for Advent and Christmas free to download. This includes an Australian Advent Calendar: Songs from a Strange Land, the latest Bible Study from ABM’s Reconciliation Coordinator, Celia Kemp.
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Every year, ABM resources are available to help you on your Lenten journey - Bible studies, videos, a Lent smartphone app and more!
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The Coming of the Light is a celebration of the Gospel in the Torres Strait and a celebration of the contribution of Torres Strait Islander culture and spirituality to the wider church and society.
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A monthly prayer resource for the Australian Anglican Church and Overseas Partners.
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Download free apps for Lent, Easter and Advent from ABM's Reconciliation Coordinator, Celia Kemp.
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An 8-part study to open up conversation about the church’s theological response to the Statement from the Heart.
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7 Bible studies that introduce the Global Goals for Sustainable Development through the work of ABM’s partners.
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ABM is pleased to be publishing a new set of studies, ‘Climate for Change’ by Russell Rollason AM.
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Anglicans around the world join thousands of Christians of many denominations to celebrate the Season of Creation between 1 September and 4 October (St Francis Day). The Anglican Communion has developed a series of resources that can be used by parishes and church groups during this season
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