The Church: God’s Answer to a World in Need
Grow your church in their love, generosity and care for the vulnerable in our world.
As followers of Jesus, we’re called to be generous, to advocate for others, and to love our neighbours.
Partnering with Baptist World Aid is a meaningful and effective way for your church to follow this calling, and create long-lasting change for people living in poverty.
Join us as we pray, act and give to see a better world, so that all people can experience fullness of life as God intends.
Increase Your Impact Through Partnership
Baptist World Aid works with communities to create long-term change for people living in poverty. As the humanitarian aid and development arm of Australian Baptist Ministries, we connect churches with local Christian Partners who are known and trusted by the communities they serve.
We’re accredited by the Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT), so you can trust us to implement best practice development programs that lead to long-term change for communities.
Ready to take the next step and help your church put faith into action?
- 18 Countries
- 57 Projects
- 33 Christian Partners
- 816,591 People Impacted
- 18 Countries
- 57 Projects
- 33 Christian Partners
- 816,591 People Impacted
Partnership Options
Advocacy
Join other Baptists as we advocate for the marginalised and take action. Our campaigns provide a united Christian voice to government on matters of social justice.
Community Partnerships
Connect your church with a community overseas, and journey with them as they tackle poverty and injustice, with your prayers and support.
Emergency Appeals
Respond quickly to disasters through our emergency appeals. You’ll help provide emergency aid and on-the-ground support to families, so they can meet their needs.
Share the hope that Jesus brings by running a Better World Gifts stall at church, or by taking part of our annual Christmas Appeal.
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‘For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you invited me in, I needed clothes and you clothed me, I was sick and you looked after me, I was in prison and you came to visit me.’
Matthew 25:35-36