international affairs
zimbabwe
Supporting Christians in Zimbabwe
In a desperate situation, the churches of Zimbabwe are among the few parts of civil society still functioning. The churches of Britain and Ireland are working to help the churches of Zimbabwe play their part in the restoration of stability and the development of a healthy civil society.
In order to do this effectively, CTBI International Affairs is looking at the needs and priorities of church communities in Zimbabwe. At present, this includes resourcing the churches of Britain and Ireland to play their part in capacity building with their partner church communities and encouraging links and dialogue.
June/July 2008
News
Archbishop calls for civil rights movement to restore Zimbabwe 
Letter from the Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland to newspapers
World ecumenical bodies request international community to scale up efforts in Zimbabwe
Zambian and Zimbabwe church leaders call for Southern Africa action
Region's Anglican bishops Slam State Violence
Pastoral Message issued by the Bishops of the Church of the Province of Central Africa
May 2008
Zimbabwe elections
Zimbabwe election monitoring report from the Council of Churches in Zambia:
Zimbabwe 2008 Election Monitoring (PDF)
April/May 2008
Church statements on Zimbabwe
Church of England
Archbishops call on UN for mediation and protection in Zimbabwe
Lord Bishop of Norwich in the House of Lords
Archbishops issue joint statement on Zimbabwe
A statement from Archbishop Desmond Tutu (PDF)
Church of Scotland
Make this Sunday a 'Day of Prayer' for Zimbabwe
Methodist and United Reformed Churches
Churches concern at Zimbabwe violence
Methodist Relief and Development Fund (MRDF)
MRDF responds to crisis in Zimbabwe
World Council of Churches
Statement on Zimbabwe by the General Secretary of the World Council of Churches
