We will work within the worldwide Anglican Communion to maximize life change in some of the most challenging parts of the world by

• Mutually crossing cultural and economic boundaries
• Focusing on Asia, Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East
• Supporting holistic, community based projects that incorporate evangelism
• Striving to use the highest quality project research and outcome evaluation available
• Providing a spiritually-enriching, thoughtful and satisfying giving experience for our donors.

A goldmine with links to AGMP members and
AGMP Standards for Sending Long-term Missionaries
AGMP Standards for Sending Short-term Missionaries
AGMP Partnership Guidelines

The Anglican Church in North America is now online at http://www.anglicanchurch.net.

“We are committed to the mission of reaching North America with the Transforming Love of Jesus Christ. Our new online home helps us do that by connecting seekers with every one of our 765 congregations, telling our story and supporting our goal to plant 1,000 new churches in the next five years,” said Mr. Brad Root, the Chief Operating Officer of the Anglican Church in North America.

• Bp. Todd and Patsy McGregor (South American Missionary Society). thanks for the new diocese of Toliara, pray for the election of the new diocesan bishops.
• Mary Sherwood (Global Teams), funds to cover all the expenses for the orphanage and inner city outreach center, funds for continuing education.
• David and Deborah Hamilton (Global Teams), Morafeno church plant, Bible translation.

According to their website…

We’re a band of mobilizers with a passion to be like Caleb in the Bible: following God wholeheartedly and encouraging God’s people to step out into the ministry he has for us all. We desire to be a resource for others, bringing back a faith-filled report about how God is spreading his blessings all over the planet.

We have a rich history previous to becoming a part of the PIONEERS team. Learn more about our history as Caleb Project.

This little web site gives you the readings for any Sunday of the year, but most importantly, next Sunday’s! You can add any comment on the texts you wish and see what other people are thinking. It also lists the hymns in the 1982 Hymnal with links to Oremus Hymnal’s site that plays the music.

That’s us, folks!