Myanmar Appeal – Christian Aid
Thank you to everyone who supported the Myanmar Appeal by donating to Christian Aid. A total of £260 was raised.
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For 2025, the focus is on Guatemala and the impact of the climate crisis. If you would like to help, envelopes will be available on 11 May. (If you prefer to pay by cheque, please make this out to “St. Leonard’s Parish Church”.) Thank you for your support. https://www.christianaid.org.uk/appeals/key-appeals/christian-aid-week
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Myanmar Earthquake Appeal – Thank you
We have received an email from Christian Aid to say thank you very much for supporting the Myanmar Earthquake Appeal. The donation of £57 will make a real difference. The 7.7 magnitude earthquake that struck central Myanmar left people devastated and in need of drinking water, food and shelter. Christian Aid is releasing emergency funds so that…
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