Nepal appeal launched by Anglican Aid

Posted on April 27, 2015 
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nepal-earthquake“Anglican Aid has joined other agencies in launching an appeal for victims of the Nepal earthquake.

A huge quake measuring 7.8 on the Richter scale struck the mountain Kingdom on April 25th…”

– Read the latest from INF and CMS via this story at SydneyAnglicans.net – and there’s a donation form for the Nepal Emergency Appeal here.

For background, here’s a message from Global Recordings Network Nepal Director, Surendra Shrestha”

“We need your special prayer because we have no water supply at all, no electricity and food starting to get shortage. No shop is open and even if there is open, no supplies there. We need God to intervene in this situation to provide all this need during this time. We don’t know what to do, we are in very confused situation. We all are nervous and nothing coming in our mind except pray. All around us looks like war zone. Some of the village is 95 percent destroyed. In one village call Barpak there were 1200 houses and only four of them are standing. The results are still coming in and earthquake is still on and off [aftershocks].”