Florence Muthiani and her group farming their plot in the village of Kyeng'e. - Tom Pilston/ Christian Aid
10-16 May 2021
Droughts are now more frequent and more intense due to the climate crisis. Rose and her family, and millions of people in Kenya, are struggling to get enough food and water.
In Scotland, we are surrounded by 30,000 freshwater lochs, lush countryside and thriving agriculture.
This Christian Aid Week, every envelope, every gift matters.
Together we stop this climate crisis.
In times of extreme challenge, community is born when we stand together – Christian Aid began in response to the refugee crisis following WW2. In a time of weakness and crisis, the churches in the UK did not retreat into themselves and their own recovery but saw a wider need and responded.
Join us on 9 May for our anniversary service co-hosted by Churches Together in Britain and Ireland.
Are you an egghead or an airhead? Get your grey cells active with the big Scotland Quiz!
Martin Fair, the outgoing moderator of the Church of Scotland, will host the Christian Aid Week Quiz on Saturday 15 May.
Join us at 8pm on Facebook. You’ll find more information on our Facebook page soon.
Stuck for global content for your online service? Here’s a whole suite from the Scotland team.
Check back here soon for more videos.
Sally Foster-Fulton shares a reflection for Christian Aid Week.
Val Brown shares a reflection for Christian Aid Week.
Christian Aid Week will be a bit different again this year. But we know you’ll still get the bunting out and be as enthusiastic as ever! And don’t forget to let us know what you’re getting up to for Christian Aid Week. You can tag us on social media or email edinburgh@christian-aid.org.
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Your gift will enable us to face our greatest challenge of all, the climate crisis. Together we STOP this crisis.
