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Archbishop of Canterbury’s statement in the aftermath of Venezuela’s earthquake

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As we gather in Belfast for ACC-19, we join with churches around the Anglican Communion today in prayer for the people of Venezuela in the aftermath of the devastating earthquakes. We pray for all those who are grieving, or waiting for news of loved ones. We pray for those who have been injured, and all those who are courageously and selflessly supporting the rescue and relief efforts. And we pray too for the churches and faith communities who are offering pastoral care and solace at this immensely painful time. Into the hands of our loving God and in the name of Jesus Christ, we place all those who watch, wait and weep. 

Lord in your mercy, hear our prayer.

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