Poster - Global Hunger Appeal
Download this poster to promote Christian Aid's Global Hunger Appeal in your church.
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Top Tips for Engaging Your Church on Climate Change
The climate crisis is one of the greatest injustices that we face. But together, we have the power to stop it. Download our resource today so that your church can join the fight against climate chaos.
Sponsorship form: Walk for Water
Download a sponsorship form and get started on your fundraising journey!
Order of service - Song of Prophets
A model order of service for use in church.
Song of Prophets service powerpoint
An editable PowerPoint based on our model order of service.
Sermon notes
A selection of sermons to use as part of your church service.
River of prayer resource
A selection of prayers for your church service, prayer group or event.
Christian Aid Week prayer film
Global Theology Advisor, Bob Kikuyu reads our Christian Aid Week Prayer.
Quiztian Aid Top Tips
Some tips, tricks and ideas from our fundraising team to help you out this Christian Aid Week!
Quiz Questions
6 rounds of ready-made questions to get your Quiztian Aid quiz started
Spring/Summer Magazine 2021
Christian Aid Ireland's supporter magazine for Spring/Summer 2021.
Global Lords prayer film
Watch our Global Lords pray film.
Christian Aid Ireland combined reports 2020-2021
Christian Aid Ireland combined reports 2020-2021
Pray with us
Download our 75th Anniversary prayer sheet and join us in these six prayers of lament for the six weeks of Lent.
Prayer wall of hope
A ‘prayer wall of hope’ is an interactive creative prayer space where people are inspired to pray about global justice issues, such as climate change and the global response to coronavirus.
Prayer chain creative ideas
Prayer points and tips for creative ways to pray.
Prayer Chain flyer
A flyer to promote the Prayer Chain for Climate Justice.
The river of prayer
A beautiful prayer resource on climate justice. The resource is inspired by the words from Amos 5:24: ‘Let justice roll on like a river.’