Our Vicar Bob Carlson and wife Joyce are members of Wycliffe Bible Translators in Kenya.  Bob and Joyce have been working in East Africa since 2005. Prior to that, they spent more time in West Africa—in Mali and Côte d’Ivoire—where they put their energy into linguistics, anthropology, and training for Bible translation.

The Supyire Lexicography Project project is dedicated to preserving and honoring the Supyire language by gathering and documenting its words, stories, and meanings through lexicography, digital archives, and linguistic research. We believe that language is a living expression of identity, history, and community. By creating a lasting dictionary and database, we aim to support Supyire speakers, empower local education, and ensure that future generations can learn, read, and celebrate their mother tongue. Working together with community members, researchers, and supporters, we are building a resource that protects heritage and shares it with the world.

Here at Broome Habitat, we construct, rehabilitate and preserve homes and communities. We then identify qualified partner families based on our program's income guidelines and partnership criteria. Once selected, we provide support and guidance to families as they pursue the mortgage process.

People living in isolation are cut off from the outside world, with little to no access to health care, education, supplies, and the hope of the gospel. Our airplanes are the only way many people living in remote jungles, deserts, and mountains have access to life-giving necessities and the love of Christ. You can help us—and the hundreds of churches, missionaries, and organizations we serve—bring help, hope, and healing to the ends of the earth.

Barnabas stands alongside our Christian brothers and sisters where they suffer discrimination and persecution by providing aid through our partners on the ground encouraging prayer, telling their untold story and speaking out on their behalf.

Through ARDF, you empower leaders working with Anglican Churches around the globe. Your dollars go only to projects that have been desired, developed, and designed by the local community and every project proposal undergoes thorough research by an independent third-party to ensure that it will be effective and sustainable over the long term.

Anglicans for Life is a life-affirming ministry. We celebrate, honor, and protect life from conception to natural death and every stage in between because we believe that life is a sacred gift given to us by God!
In our culture there are sadly many ways to cause harm to or end the lives of the unborn, the elderly, and the vulnerable. But it is our duty and privilege to educate and engage the Church in protecting these people and changing our culture to one that values Life at all stages.
Learn more about the issues we address and what you can do to help!

Most churches have an abundance of good programming and solid teaching, but usually lack safe, vulnerable environments that produce authentic transformation (in other words, most Christians hide their brokenness from everyone).