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CWS Congratulates…Fionnaigh McKenzie and the Epsom Community Presbyterian Church
These two fantastic supporters gave it their all recently fundraising for CWS.
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Building a life in Nicaragua
‘I am very lucky as I get to go to school. I like school, school is beautiful.
Christian World Service (CWS) is the development, justice and aid agency of the New Zealand Churches. We work to end poverty and injustice throughout the world.
We support communities working for better lives and livelihoods, support humanitarian relief in times of disaster and campaign against the causes of global poverty. We respond to people’s needs regardless of race or religion.
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Christmas GiftsGive a gift with a difference this year. Check out the range of CWS Just Gifts. Choose from goats, ducks, mangroves and more. Gifts that keep on giving and help communities build better futures |
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Congo CrisisCWS partners are delivering aid to people displaced by fighting in the Democratic Republic of Congo as the humanitarian crisis worsens>> |
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Pakistan EarthquakeDonate now to help relief efforts for survivors of the Balochistan earthquake in Pakistan. CWS partners are already providing tents, blankets, warm clothes, food, water, medicine, stoves and household goods. |
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How YOU helped in Burma“We are so grateful for your help - families are very hungry and we don’t have enough to eat. In my whole life, we’ve never been in such bad shape” Learn how communities are recovering 6 months after Cyclone Nargis struck Burma>> |
Upcoming Events
CWS Christmas Appeal
30/11/2008 - 03:00
25/12/2008 - 03:00
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Keep hope alive this Christmas and support the CWS Christmas Appeal
CWS @ the Royal NZ Show
12/11/2008 - 07:30
14/11/2008 - 17:30
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12-14 November 2008: Check out the CWS stall at the Canterbury A and P show - featuring Just Gifts of goats and ducks and local fair trad
NZ Elections
08/11/2008 - 08:13
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Broaden the election debate to issues of global concern.