Will you help us spread the joy of the Saviour’s birth with suffering Christians by giving a Gift of Faith this Christmas?
Gifts of Faith are joyous reminders of how we can all bring Christ’s love and comfort to some of the poorest parts of the world and help Christian communities not only endure, but flourish in their Faith. This Christmas, give a Gift of Faith on the behalf of your loved ones and tell them that this powerful gift is transforming the lives of Christians worldwide. Your Gift of Faith could help provide food and emergency aid to Christian families, especially displaced women and children suffering from war, persecution and poverty. Your gift could also provide education support to young people and livelihood support to Sisters in many parts of the world where Aid to the Church in Need works.
Whatever you are able to give will help us respond to the urgent needs of our Christian brothers and sisters in need around the world.
Together we can extend a hand of hope and share the joy of our Saviour’s birth with those in great need.
Please give a Gift of Faith today. Show that you care.
Sister Nabila of the Holy Rosary Sisters congregation in Gaza, welcomes, along with six other nuns and a Catholic priest, 700 Christian refugees in her Holy Family Parish. “We need medicines. Many hospitals are destroyed. Our school has also been damaged. People have nothing, not even the basics; where are
On the other hand, of the 37,000 Christians who live in the West Bank, the majority work in the religious tourism sector. This has been completely paralysed due to the war. Five thousand (5,000) persons have lost their jobs. With your help, 250 very poor families will be able to
Many of Aleppo’s elderly people are most affected by the consequences of the conflict in Syria. With young people escaping military service and families leaving Syria to build a new life elsewhere, many elderly people are alone. Those who are sick and cannot leave their homes are housebound, since institutions
Over two (2) million Christians have fled violence and persecution and are living in miserable camps in Nigeria. Extremist violence, the numerous murders of Christians and the mass displacement of entire traumatised populations fleeing Islamist attacks, have caused our Christian brothers and sisters untold suffering and a cruel sense of
ACN currently sponsors at least 150 Christian students on the Pope Francis Scholarship Programme at the Catholic University in Erbil, northern Iraq. Open to Christians, Yazidis and others, the university is set to increase its student numbers to over 1,000. The students, many of whom belong to displaced communities driven
Thanks to benefactors like you, ACN is able to help thousands of Sisters as they assist the faithful and carry out remarkable works of mercy in so many poor Christian communities. Particularly in areas with a great shortage of Priests, Religious Sisters literally take care of all in the name
Aid to the Church in Need is a Pontifical Foundation of the Catholic Church and registered in Malta Reg. No. LPF-212 as a Foundation regulated by the second schedule of the Civil Code Chapter (16) of the Laws of Malta.
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