In 2021, Episcopal Relief & Development, with support from a multitude of community and institutional partners, came together to alleviate hunger and help families access nutritious food in communities across El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua.
In Ecuador, at least 570 people have died and 155 are reported missing following a 7.8-magnitude earthquake centered off the coast on April 16. There is a strong Episcopal Church presence in communities affected by the earthquakes, and two in particular – San Esteban in the Cuba neighborhood of the city of Manta
Episcopal Relief & Development is engaging the Syrian crisis through support to agencies in Syria, to the Diocese of Jerusalem’s Holy Land Institute for the Deaf and in support of large numbers of people traveling out of crisis areas into Europe. The agency is in contact with Anglican Communion partners
Mike Smith, Major Gift Officer at Episcopal Relief & Development recently visited two small villages in The Philippines, Butbut Proper and Luccong, to learn about the community members’ way of life (and play with cattle!). Read on as Mike digests his journey to the beautiful country.
Beekeeping in Kenya: Pretty Sweet for a Small Business
By Episcopal Relief & Development
By Mike Smith
