Read about how, in the 1940s and 50s, ABM began developing cooperatives in Australia and in Papua New Guinea. This work was spear-headed by a remarkable Anglican priest, the Rev’d Alfred Clint.

Take a journey into the ABM Archive of the early 1970s to read two fascinating stories about Lily Best, an ABM photographer, sound recordist and film-maker who brought first-hand mission stories back to supporters in Australia.

Ahead of ABM’s centenary in 1950, we honoured those killed in World War 2’s New Guinea Campaign by launching an appeal for £100,000 and to train 50 new missionaries.

Ahead of New Guinea Martyrs Day (Monday 2 September), our ABM archivist, Bronwyn Woods, has uncovered some wonderful treasures…

Founded in 1850, ABM is due to celebrate its 175th anniversary in 2025. The discovery of this “Centenary Prayer” in the ABM Archive enables us to reflect on...

As World War 2 was drawing to a close, the Church of England in Australia was already planning what vocations its women members might embrace in peace-time...