Prayers for Projects
Prayers for Projects
Click on any of the following projects to be taken to that project. Scroll down and you will find the prayer especially written for that project.
A literacy student prays before her class begins, Papua New Guinea. © Ivy Wang, ABM.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Projects
Wontulp-Bi-Buya College
Support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to become leaders in their church and communities through an education at Wontulp-Bi-Buya College.
Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Mission Grants
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Mission Grants support grassroots mission and ministry initiatives of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders.
Reconciliation
Work towards Reconciliation is an important manifestation of mission. ABM seeks to build platforms for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Anglicans to speak prophetically to the wider church.
NATSIAC
NATSIAC’s vision is to be the primary voice for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Anglicans, promoting Gospel mission, encouraging ministry, and generating resources.
Nungalinya College
Support Nungalinya College in the Northern Territory to deliver their Foundation Studies courses to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students, as they prepare to lead their churches and communities.
The Diocese of the Northern Territory
Support Aboriginal communities in the Diocese of the Northern Territory to strengthen their churches and give them a voice in the diocese, so that their needs and aspirations are recognised and implemented.
Gawura School
Support First Nations students as they progress through their education in a supportive and enriching environment.
“The Coming of the Light”
Support the Meriba Maygi Zageth Anglican Council and the work of the Melanesian Brothers in the Torres Strait as they celebrate ‘the Coming of the Light’.
The Diocese of North Queensland
Support the aspirations of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Anglicans in the Diocese of North Queensland as autonomous Anglican councils provide local ministry and mission.
Church to Church Projects
The Bishop Newton School of Theology
Support the Bishop Newton School of Theology in Papua New Guinea to train their students for theologically-informed futures, including being ordained as a priest in the Anglican Church.
St John’s Anglican Seminary
Support St John the Evangelist’s Seminary to nurture the future leaders of the church in Zambia.
Encounter Program
Support Anglicans from our Partners as they visit Australia to learn from – and teach – us about the similarities and differences in our approaches to mission.
Sustainable Communities Projects
Hearing Aids for Refugee Children in Jordan
Support children with hearing disabilities in refugee camps to be fitted with hearing aids, significantly improving their communication, education, and self-esteem.
Clean Water and Literacy (WASH)
Support the establishment of health and hygiene practices through access to clean water, education, and facilities for people in remote parts of Vanuatu.
Working Together to Improve Livelihoods (IFI-VIMROD)
Support farmers and their families to come out of poverty and protect the environment at the same time by introducing sustainable agriculture.
Gender Equality and Ending Family Violence
Support action groups working to end gender-based violence through challenging community structures and behaviours in Zambian villages.
Food Security in a Changing Climate
Support women in drought-stricken Kenya to establish an income, support their families, and improve their livelihoods.
Livelihoods for People Living with Disabilities
Support people living with disabilities in the Diocese of Eldoret, in Kenya, to access small business training and low-interest business loans, enabling a more hopeful future.
Projects Undertaken through the CAN DO Consortium
As a member of the ecumenical CAN DO Consortium, ABM AID can access government funding for emergency responses and preparedness in Vanuatu and Papua New Guinea.
Climate Change and Disaster Management Fund
Support AID’s contribution to mitigating natural disasters and the impacts of climate change throughout the Pacific region and beyond, making a real difference in the lives of people who need it most.
Enhancing Primary Education (E-CARE)
Support the growth of St Mark’s Children’s Learning Centre as it provides an educational future for hundreds of local children.
Rapid Emergency Response Fund
Support people in need all over the world by ensuring emergency funding is available to provide the necessities of food and accommodation in a time of crisis.
