2015 Media Releases

Celebrating Christmas in Kenya 16 November, 2015

ABM’s 2015 Christmas Appeal focuses on the Children’s Education program in Kenya and the Evangelism and Christian Education project in the Philippines. ABM asked staff from our partner in Kenya to share both Anglican and national Christmas traditions.

Give the Gift of Education this Christmas 25 October, 2015
This Christmas ABM is giving the gift of education to children in Kenya and the Philippines.

Six Months on – the Recovery in Vanuatu 25 September, 2015
It is six months since Cyclone Pam wreaked havoc on the island nation of Vanuatu and the church is helping to rebuild communities with the assistance of ABM. 

Challenges of travel in the Anglican Church of PNG 12 June, 2015
ABM hosted a number of visitors from the Anglican Church of Papua New Guinea throughout the first half of 2015. Many of them spoke about the challenges of accessing remote areas to deliver training, ministry and community development programs.

Reconciliation Resources: From Reconciliation Week to NAIDOC Week 21 May, 2015
ABM has launched a suite of reconciliation resources as we enter Reconciliation Week from May 27 to June 3.

One World WonTok Youth Conference 5 May, 2015
What do you get when you mix 400 young social justice leaders with two church agencies and a special guest from the Philippines? The One World WonTok Youth Conference – and a much brighter future for all! 

Vanuatu Cyclone Pam Emergency Appeal Launched 17 March, 2015
ABM has launched an Emergency Appeal following Cyclone Pam which hit Vanuatu on March 14, cutting communications and leaving communities across the islands with no infrastructure.

Young Anglicans share their visions for the church 12 February, 2015
The Anglican Board of Mission has brought together young Anglicans from every state and territory in Australia to discuss their visions for the national church. 

ABM’s resources for Lent encourage prayer & reflection 23 January, 2015
This Lent ABM has produced a number of resources to encourage Anglicans to reflect and pray along with our global neighbours.

 

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