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A field of sunflowers in Zambia, planted through an initiative of the Zambia Anglican Council
Seeds of Change: How Sunflowers, Football and Bicycles Grow Gender Equity in Zambia

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.

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Rod and Brad Rulfs with Padi Ralph, priest and CEO of the Holy Spirit Mission Cooperative, inspecting bagged rice ready to be milled. © ABM
A Pilgrimage That Changes Perspective

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.

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The Rev Mary-Anne Rulfs (Director of Mission, Anglican Schools Commission, Anglican Church Southern Queensland, centre) with L-R, Meagan Schwarz, Brad Rulfs, Romelyn and Padi Daniel as they were visiting the Episcopal Church in the Philippines' Visayas Missionary District. © ABM/Meagan Schwarz.
Mission as Pilgrimage: Transformative human encounter on the way from here to there. By Mary-Anne Rulfs

Mission as Pilgrimage: Transformative human encounter on the way from here to there. By Mary-Anne Rulfs

We rarely sit still or remain undistracted for long enough to pay attention to what is really happening around us, in real time, and be moved by who or what we encounter. To notice, and allow God to open our eyes, ears and heart to God’s spirit, right before our eyes.

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