Join Luke Redington from Trinity North Shore Anglican Church as he interviews Peter Vanacore about mentoring youth in Rwanda.
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Deacon Betty has volunteered on two ARDF disaster response trips. As a hospital chaplain and a Certified Spiritual Director, she shares her reflections on spiritual care during disaster response below
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After two years of war in the Tigray region of Ethiopia ended in November 2022, the population was left traumatized by the brutality of the conflict. Thankfully, the church recognizes the need to come alongside people in this region and provide them with specialized care.
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ARDF’s mission is to resource the local church to meet the needs in its community, and we know that many churches and dioceses in the Anglican Church of North America already have overseas partners and connections. Our Church to Church matching grants are designed to foster and enhance the impact of those existing partnerships!
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This April, ARDF is focusing on Parish Preparedness for Disaster Response!
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In Brazil, this dedicated team of volunteers bring their passion and enthusiasm to serve the community through the Compassion Project. In a new community center, the Compassion Project will be able to almost double the number of people served!
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This April, ARDF is focusing on our Domestic Disaster Response Network, disaster preparedness, volunteering, and how it all works together to help churches reach their communities with the love of Christ.
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“With your help, Shade is taking the children who are most rejected and least likely to get any privileges of society, and giving them a quality education, nutritious food, free transportation, a place among their peers, medical care, and most importantly, the love of Jesus.”
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In the past 4 months ARDF has sent more than $278,000 in relief funding to: Haiti, Israel, Mozambique, Myanmar, Palestine, Syria, South Sudan, Tennessee, Turkey, Uganda, and Ukraine.
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Celebrate the feast of St. Joseph! Known for his care of Jesus and Mary and working with his hands, you can celebrate is by signing up for a Domestic Disaster Response Mission Trip! Guest post by Ashley Tumlin Wallace.
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In the past 4 months ARDF has sent more than $353,000 to projects in: Angola, Ethiopia, Kenya, Nepal, Pakistan, Tanzania, and Uganda.
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This holistic ministry in the DRC is helping people like Timothy, a former child soldier, gain vocational training to start a new life.
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Celebrate the feast of St. Matthias by making Dabo Kolo from Ethiopia! Guest post by Ashley Tumlin Wallace.
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Burundi is is one of the world’s poorest countries, and just under half of the population is between 0-14 years old. The Anglican Diocese of Matana in Burundi is powerfully present. Read about how you can support the local church through this new project!
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What does it mean to Love The World? Read our Ash Wednesday reflections to find out how ARDF is focusing on 1 John 3 this Lent.
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Get ready for Lent by crafting these easy alms jars! Guest post by Ashley Tumlin Wallace.
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The Diocese of Pyay is mostly comprised of rural villagers, materially poor but eager to share what gifts they have. Currently operating out of a shared space, they need their own permanent space close to the community they serve. Their ministry is growing, and they will need a place to host weekly services, baptisms, marriages, and diocesan gatherings.
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Last March a deadly tornado struck Rolling Fork, MS. We are thankful to see the faithful body of Christ working diligently to restore not only homes, but lives through many ongoing ministries and organizations working to rebuild the town.
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Did you know that there is an Anglican presence in Haiti? ARDF is inspired by the work of the Anglican Mission in Haiti, and thankful for the Anglican Diocese of the Living Word and the larger body of Christ which can provide support and encouragement!
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The Anglican Church in Gambella is committed to bringing life-giving water to the region through a new deep borewell located on the grounds of Good Shepherd Cathedral.
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