Resources
To Order PWRDF Resources
By email with your name, parish name, complete order, full mailing address,
telephone number and parish code.
Please indicate if this is your home mailing address or the church address.
Orders will be shipped within two weeks.
Download the PWRDF 2011 Resource Order Form
(329kb) |
PWRDF produces a multitude of resources to share the story of its work, to engage children and young people, and to help supporters to raise funds for the organization. Whether you’re a parish representative, youth worker, Diocesan representative, or just looking for good resources, PWRDF has something for you.
General Resources
 2011 – 2012 Program Summaries
This 15 page document provides an overview of the development program by region.
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Memorial and Gift Cards
 Memorial Card 3 3/4 x 6 inches
A caring way to honour those special to you by making a gift to PWRDF. The cards include an envelope and tear off portion for the contribution to PWRDF, and an envelope for you to send the card to your honouree. Card cover. Card inside.
Inside text: A gift has been made to The Primate’s World Relief and Development Fund in the memory of: _________ from: |
Special Occasion card 3 3/4 x 6 inches This lovely card showing a young Haitian boy enables you to donate to PWRDF for that special occasion, such as weddings, anniversaries, birthdays, birth of a child, etc. Card inside.Inside text: Congratulations on Your Special Occasion A gift has been made to The Primate’s World Relief and Development Fund for the special occasion of:_______ from:______
Cards may be ordered through:
Jennifer Brown
Finance Team
Phone: 416-924-9199 Extension #:355 |
 Responding to Emergencies Brochure
This brochure provides information about PWRDF emergency response. In an accessible question and answer format, the brochure provides donors with essential information.
Cost: Free |
 Introducing PWRDF Brochure and Powerpoint
This short brochure provides an essential overview on PWRDF, its history, mission, partners, and program priorities. This is a great information piece to use at public awareness sessions and to answer any key questions about the organization and what we do.
Cost: Free
Download the Introducing PWRDF PowerPoint
(8.36Mb) |
PWRDF Logo
 The PWRDF logo consists of two elements, shown in the examples below:
The preferred color for the PWRDF symbol is PANTONE Matching system Coated: Purple CV. To accommodate artistic considerations or limited technology, the logo can also be reproduced in black or white.
ITC Legacy Sans Medium is the preferred typeface for the name of the organization.
ITC Legacy Sans is the preferred typeface for all publications.
ITC Legacy Serif typefaces are used for captions, headlines and for emphasis.
PWRDF Logo = symbol + the name: The Primate’s World Relief and Development Fund
For permission to use the PWRDF logo please e-mail a request to PWRDF. |
 Sanctuary: A Guide for Anglican Churches in Canada
Sanctuary: A Guide for Anglican Churches in Canada provides practical information for Anglican parishes responding to a request for sanctuary. It frames the meaning, theological foundation and ethical concerns of sanctuary, and outlines a process to help a parish assess the implications, legal and otherwise, of that response. Finally, it provides information about Canada’s refugee-determination system and the legal options available to the person requesting sanctuary. It is important to note that this resource does not replace spiritual and legal counsel for the parish or refugee. Fundamentally, the decision to grant sanctuary belongs to the parish and must be an informed decision and a decision of faith.
Download the Sanctuary guide
in PDF format. |
 We are the Branches: 1959-1984
PWRDF – the first 25 years
A short booklet tracing the beginnings and history of the first 25 years of the Primate’s World Relief and Development Fund in Canada from 1959 to 1984.
Cost: Free |
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Join us in honouring World AIDS Day on December 1st by partaking in the service below. Throughout the service there are many opportunities for the letters which are also attached below to be read. There is also a Leader’s Guide for your convenience. |
Who can I speak with at PWRDF about our parish involvement and PWRDF resources?
PWRDF would love to talk to you about making the best use of resources in your parish and what materials are available to share the story with your congregation. We may be able to pass on a good idea from another community, and let you know who else is active in your area. And we want to know if you have something to share. |
Christine Hills
Public Engagement Program Officer
Phone: 416-924-9192 Ext. 325
1-866-308-7973 |
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