Campaigns

Support our latest campaigns and help persecuted and oppressed Christians around the world.

Lebanon Emergency Appeal

Lebanon’s capital Beirut is still reeling from the explosion that killed 200 and injured 6,000 when 2,750 tonnes of ammonium nitrate ignited in a warehouse.
ACN responded quickly to the blast – promising Church partners in the country more than £225,000 for emergency aid.

Project Trip to Pakistan, May 24 to June 7, 2019 Holy Mass in St. John Catholic Church in Youhannabad. IMPORTANT NOTE: This photo can be used without credits ONLY FOR THE LENT CAMPAIGN MARTYRS 2020, for any other use, please use it with credits.

Pakistan Emergency Appeal

PAKISTAN’S Christians are suffering as never before. One of the world’s most persecuted religious communities, they are no strangers to extreme poverty, discrimination, acts of violence, rape and kidnapping. And so, when COVID-19 came, they were defenceless.

Nigeria Appeal 2020

Around 400 Christians were killed during the first three months of 2020 as villages were attacked, churches burnt and Christians abducted – one kidnapped seminarian, 18-year-old Michael Nnadi, was killed.

Syria Appeal 2020

“Almost two in every three people in Syria are displaced”, many of them struggling to get enough food. And, with an infrastructure shattered by nine years of war, the country is totally at the mercy of the coronavirus.

Iraq Appeal

During Daesh (ISIS)’s occupation of Iraq’s Ninevah Plains, countless atrocities took place, the true horrors of which are still coming to light.

Ethiopia & Eritrea Appeal

As Christians come under increased attack across the Horn of Africa, ACN has redoubled support for our suffering brothers and sisters.

GIFTS OF FAITH

Christians around the world are suffering and in desperate need. With our range of Gifts of Faith you can help change their lives forever.

RED WEDNESDAY

Get involved this #REDWEDNESDAY and make a stand for Faith and Freedom

Central African Republic, Bozoum, priest placing a cross of ashes on a woman's forehead on Ash Wednesday

Lent & Easter 2020

Lent is a season of repentance and renewal. We turn away from our sinfulness and recommit ourselves to following Jesus

Common Funeral Service for Easter Sunday Victims at St. Sebastian’s Church in Katuwapitiya, Negombo (Sri Lanka) on 23.04.2019: Malcolm Cardinal Ranjith, the Archbishop of Colombo, presided over a funeral service for a group of victims at 10.00am at the church premises. The coffins were brought to the premises one at a time for the services amidst intense security. Funeral services and the burials took place in an atmosphere of heavy grief and sorrow with relatives and friends weeping and mourning for the unexpected loss of their loved ones. Photo: Priest blessing the graves of the victims

Sri Lanka Appeal

The explosions that devastated three churches, killing 259 and physically injuring many more, were part of the biggest attack on Christians in recent times. With your assistance, the country’s Christians will continue to recover from their wounds.

Central African Republic, Bangui: Refugee Camp on the compound of the Carmelite Monastery

Central African Republic

Central African Republic is facing an astronomic crisis. War and political unrest have brought the country to its knees – thousands have been killed, wounded and nearly a million are internally displaced.