Prayer & Worship

This Lent, the Melanesian Mission UK (MMUK) invites you to deepen your faith and understanding of Melanesian Christianity through our special Lent Reflections series. This year, the reflections are led by the Rt Revd Willie Pwaisiho, who brings his profound insights and experiences to each session. Each week’s reflection provides a unique perspective on faith,…

Purpose: To support the Anglican Church of Melanesia (ACoM) in prayer and by sending funds to help provide essential aid to families affected by the recent earthquakes in Port Vila, Vanuatu. The Situation: On December 17, 2024, at 12.51pm local time, a devastating 7.3 magnitude earthquake struck near Vanuatu’s capital, Port Vila. Less than 24 hours…

In November 1997, Melanesian choirs on Guadalcanal recorded various beautiful Melanesian hymns, which can be found on YouTube.

The Melanesian English Prayer Book was first published in 1965. It keeps with the Anglican tradition in many ways, but also reflects Melanesian cultural influences.

This year’s Lent reflections have been provided by the Society of St Francis Brothers in Solomon Islands. Each week a Brother from the Community shares what Lent means to them.

The Community of the Sisters of the Church have recorded advent reflections for MMUK supporters. The reflections on 'There is no room at the Inn' are available on the charity's YouTube channel - CSC Advent Reflections 2023.

Canoe Prayer "Be the canoe that holds me up in the sea of life"