World Renew Canada

09/04/2026

Families in South Sudan are facing an extremely difficult season. Ongoing conflict, recurring climate-shocks, and a struggling economy have made it harder for many people to find and afford enough food.

Through this ongoing project, 2,052 households will receive monthly cash assistance for 5 months. This support gives families the dignity to decide how best to meet their most urgent food needs.

World Renew is grateful to work alongside Canadian Foodgrains Bank and Coalition for Humanity-South Sudan to reach 12,312 people.

Please join us in praying for God’s provision for families facing hunger, calming of weather systems, and for God’s peace to reign in South Sudan.

09/03/2026

Will you be in or near Oakville, Ontario, on September 23? Curious about how World Renew and our peers are helping transform dry land into productive fields?

Join our friends at Canadian Foodgrains Bank for an inspiring evening of film, conversation, and stories of hope. Watch the trailer below and follow the link for event details and tickets.

We hope to see you there!

09/02/2026

Come hungry. Leave inspired. 🍽️

Join us next week for an evening of delicious Asian cuisine, meaningful conversation, and stories of hope from Faye Yu, World Renew’s Country Director in Laos.

📅 Thursday, September 10

⏰ 6:00–7:30 p.m.
📍 World Renew Canada Office in Burlington
🔗 Reserve your seat at worldrenew.org/get-involved/events/

09/01/2026

Please continue to hold the people of Nepal in your prayers.

More than 900 people have been killed, over 4,200 remain missing, and approximately 93,000 people have been affected by the flooding. Families have lost loved ones, homes, crops, and livelihoods.

As a member of the Integral Alliance, World Renew is responding. We are working with humanitarian partners to understand the greatest needs and determine how best to support affected communities.

Please pray for comfort for those who are grieving, strength for families awaiting news, and protection for those working to reach communities in need. 🙏

Your generosity helps World Renew respond and share Christ’s hope with the most vulnerable survivors: worldrenew.org/nepal-flood

📸: Share and Care Nepal

Figures from UNOCHA and the Red Cross, as of August 31.

08/31/2026

Looking for a meaningful resource for your church this fall? 💧

This free 5-week Season of Creation curriculum from the Climate Witness Project helps children learn about water, creation care, and God’s renewing work through Scripture, activities, music, and more.

Churches across Canada, consider sharing this with your Sunday school teachers, children’s ministry leaders, and educators as you plan for September. 🌱

Every year from September 1 through October 4, Christians and churches around the world unite for the Season of Creation—a dedicated time to rejoice in the Creator, give thanks for the earth, and renew our shared call to care for God’s world. To help educators, Sunday school teachers, children.....

08/27/2026

There is a lot more behind a cashew than you might think. 🌱

Cashew grafting is a technique that joins part of one healthy cashew plant to another so they can grow together. It is one way farmers can work towards growing productive cashew trees and stronger harvests.

Recently, 80 Indigenous farmers from five villages in Cambodia learned about cashew care and grafting through training led by World Renew's partner, Non-Timber Forest Products (NTFP PAGE). 58 of those participants were women.

And the impact can reach beyond the 80 people in the room. Practical farming knowledge can be used season after season and shared within families and communities.

Through this project, NTFP is working alongside Indigenous communities to strengthen livelihoods and food security.

We are grateful for partners who invest not only in what communities need today, but in knowledge people can carry forward.

08/25/2026

What happens when the food from one harvest is running out, but the next harvest is still months away?

This is known as the lean season, and for families like Adama’s in Nigeria, it can be an especially difficult time.

Ongoing insecurity had already made farming and earning an income difficult for her family of ten. Then, as food supplies became scarce and prices rose, putting enough food on the table became even harder.

Through a project implemented by ZOA, in partnership with World Renew and Canadian Foodgrains Bank, Adama’s family received cash assistance to purchase the food they needed most.

“The ZOA cash assistance helped us a lot. We were able to buy enough food to feed our family. Even after the project ended, we still had some food left. It gave us breathing space and helped us recover.”

That support meant her children could eat three nutritious meals a day and her family could begin looking ahead with hope.

08/24/2026

Caring for your neighbour never goes out of style

08/20/2026

For Michael, family is one of God’s greatest gifts.

He works hard to care for the people he loves and to build a brighter future for his children.

His story reminds us that every family has hopes, strengths, and dreams for what comes next.

We are grateful for the supporters who help make it possible for families like Michael’s to build stable livelihoods, care for their children, and move forward with faith.

08/19/2026

Progress is being made in Burkina Faso, but the need has not disappeared.

After years of insecurity, more than two million people have been displaced from their homes. In this video, one of our partners in Burkina Faso shares why humanitarian support is still needed and why strengthening local communities is an important part of recovery.

Through the Neglected Crises campaign with Integral Alliance, World Renew is helping bring attention to crises like Burkina Faso that can too easily be forgotten.

We are thankful for local partners like the Evangelical Churches Development Office / Office de Développement des Eglises Evangéliques (ODE) and ONG CREDO - Aimer. Agir Ensemble, who continue serving families and communities with care and commitment.

On World Humanitarian Day, please join us in remembering humanitarian workers, local organizations, and communities facing crisis around the world. May God strengthen and protect those who continue this important work.

We're still here.

🎥 Video featuring the Evangelical Churches Development Office (ODE), with footage from ONG CREDO.