Christian Aid is the official relief, development and advocacy agency of 41 sponsoring churches in Britain and Ireland, and part of the church community worldwide.
The British and Irish churches set up Christian Aid so that they, and others, could help refugees in the aftermath of the Second World War and ‘respond to Christ’s command to care for all in need’.
Our sponsoring churches in Scotland are:
- Church of Scotland
- Scottish Episcopal Church
- United Reformed Church
- The Methodist Church in Scotland
- Baptist Union of Scotland
- Congregational Federation
- Religious Society of Friends in Britain
- Salvation Army
- United Free Church of Scotland
We are accountable and answerable to these churches for all we do. Through regular meetings and ongoing relationships, we work with and through them – locally, regionally and nationally.
Our Advisory Committee, which includes representatives from sponsoring churches, guides Christian Aid’s global vision in Scotland.
For more information about our work with our sponsoring churches in Scotland, contact Val Brown.