PWRDF
Women Farmers, Sustainable Agriculture, and The Primate’s World Relief and Development Fund
Last summer, I planted some lettuce and chard on the balcony of my apartment, and enjoyed fresh lettuce on egg…
Maison Dorcas / City of Joy Project
In the Book of Acts, Dorcas was a woman of great charity who helped widows and may have even been…
PWRDF Mapping Exercise Trains Eastern Newfoundland Facilitator
Shortly after the historic apology by Primate Michael Peers in 1993 for the legacy of the Anglican Church’s involvement in…
Hope For the Future
When Josephine Kizza Aliddeki started an organic farming project in Uganda, she named it St. Jude for the patron saint…
Help For Humanitarian Crises
Globally, we were making progress in our campaign to end hunger, until recently! According to the World Food Programme, 50…
Why I Support PWRDF
Supporting PWRDF is one way of enacting several of the Anglican Marks of Mission: responding to human need by loving…
Agricultural Education Initiatives to Address Hunger and Fight Climate Change
In our part of the world, springtime is the season of new birth; the earth reawakens after a long winter’s…
Responding to COVID-19 in Indigenous Communities
In consultation with Archbishop Mark MacDonald and the Primate, Archbishop Linda Nicholls, PWRDF is forwarding an in-Canada emergency grant of…
“She Thinks All People Are Equal!” PWRDF and Gender Equality
While conducting storytelling research in rural Zimbabwe in the early 1990s, I was approached by a woman who said, “Look…
Love Thy Neighbour: Welcoming the Stranger and Supporting Refugees
February is the month when the world celebrates love, but God’s love is all around us every minute, of every…