“She is clothed with strength and dignity; she can laugh at the days to come.” Proverbs 31:25

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Cheryl has worked with Methodist Mission Northern for 20 years and will be sorely missed.

Premalatha shares her story in our Winter Story, Sometimes we Starve.

CWS is appealing for people facing famine in East Africa after four consecutive seasons of below-average rainfall.

CWS’s partner Community World Service Asia is responding after last month’s 5.9 magnitude earthquake in Afghanistan.

Peace Sunday will be August 7, the day after Hiroshima Day.

It may be winter but there are good reasons to get together for some fun. Operation Refugee is a great excuse to share a warm, nourishing meal, go for a brisk walk, join in a Bible study, or simply share stories from places where people are hurting.

In a public statement focused on the Holy Land, the WCC central committee expressed “deep solidarity with the member churches and Christians of the region in their life and work, keeping the Christian faith and witness in the Holy Land alive and vibrant, as well as with all people in the region.”

Whangarei Central Baptist Church

The Rev. Prof. Dr Jerry Pillay of South Africa was named as the ninth World Council of Churches (WCC) General Secretary Central Committee at its 17 June meeting.

The current outboard motor for the Sasamunga Hospital boat is ageing, and has broken down in an emergency situation. It is repaired and functional, however the secretary of the Hospital, Rev Caleb Kotali, requested that Methodist Mission & Ecumenical fund a replacement to ensure the reliability of the running of the hospital boat.

When a volcanic eruption and tsunami in January devastated the small Island nation of Tonga, not only did it destroy homes but the crops that provide their food were damaged by the high level of ash and stones, waterways became undrinkable and members of the Napier based Methodist Tongan Church congregation were concerned for their families back home.

The circle represents the whole world and the logo includes folded hands in prayer that encircle a small plum flower. The hands are different colours to represent people of all backgrounds. Together, these praying hands form the image of a lotus flower.

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