‘The steadfast love of the Lord never ceases; His mercies never come to an end: they are new every morning; great is Your faithfulness.’ (Lamentations 3:22-23)

We had the privilege of catching up with Scottish humanitarian photographer, Chris Hoskins, whose powerful images offer a window into the resilience, faith and transformation happening in communities around the world. ✨ https://t.co/gZSO1aHMCU

Your donation to Tearfund’s Harvest Appeal can plant seeds of transformation that help families like Kiddi’s around the world leave poverty behind: https://t.co/kVMslPouZi

As ongoing heavy rains in Pakistan threaten major cities across both Punjab and Sindh, more than 5.8 million people have already been affected. 922 people have died and more than 1,000 have been injured. Tearfund’s local partners are responding. Join us in prayer for Pakistan. 🙏

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💔 A devastating 6.0 earthquake struck eastern Afghanistan just before midnight on 31 August, claiming thousands of lives across four provinces. Christian aid organisations, including Stewardship partners, have been mobilising resources to reach the most affected communities,

Our guide on 'How to pray for Afghanistan' has the latest updates and prayer requests from the communities we’re helping. This means that you can continue praying after the media coverage fades. https://t.co/pkWy7oiOFK

We’ve written a prayer guide to help you pray more specifically for those affected by the earthquakes. It’s heartbreaking to see that the crisis in Afghanistan is getting little coverage in the news.

Three major earthquakes have now hit eastern Afghanistan in six days, killing more than 2,200 people, injuring over 3,600 and destroying entire villages. Please donate and continue to pray: https://t.co/pkWy7oiOFK

The earthquakes in Afghanistan have been deadly and have devastated the region. Pause and join us in praying for comfort, strength and urgent aid for everyone affected by this disaster. 🙏

We’re responding to provide urgent support to families like Ahmad’s. You can give life-saving help today: https://t.co/1bqqTo8Py3 *Name has been changed for protection.

‘At around 11.45pm, the earthquake shook the ground heavily. I heard a loud noise, and I saw the roof of my house fall,’ Ahmad* told us. ‘My two daughters were buried in the rubble.’

Tearfund is coordinating with partners in eastern Afghanistan to respond and offer relief to the people affected.

⚠️Two deadly earthquakes have struck Afghanistan, leaving more than 1,400 people dead and 3,000 reported as injured. Please donate to save lives and help people devastated by these earthquakes: https://t.co/1bqqTo8Py3

After 23 years of abuse, Elisabeth and her husband found hope through a Tearfund partner's training on gender-based violence. Now, three years later, she runs a small business and has a supportive partnership with Jean, who inspires other men to change. 🕊️

Tearfund’s local partners in Eastern Afghanistan are already responding, trying to reach the most affected areas, but access is difficult as landslides have blocked transport routes.

So far, reports are that more than 800 people have died and over 2,500 have been injured, but these numbers may rise significantly as there are still people trapped under the rubble.

An earthquake of 6.0 magnitude hit Afghanistan's south-eastern region last night.

Church leaders, this one’s for you.👇 We know how busy you are, especially as you approach key moments in the year. With Harvest season just around the corner, we’ve created free resources to support you and your church. Get your free resources now https://t.co/UZ31basMFG

‘If you spend yourselves on behalf of the hungry and satisfy the needs of the oppressed, then your light will rise in the darkness, and your night will become like the noonday.’ (Isaiah 58:10) 📷Thiombiano Dioyadibi Emmanuel Benjamin