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    • Digital Missions Curricula
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    • Weekly Prayer Meetings
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      • 10/40 Window
      • AGMP Mission Match
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        • Anglican Frontier Missions, DOMA Churches, and the Global Missions Initiative: a Profile of Partnership
        • Currents of Change: How Did Everything become Missions?
        • The Great Confusion
        • How to Keep the Unreached Peoples…Unreached?
        • Pentecost and Prayer: Let Your Word be Spoken, heard, obeyed, through Him Who is the Word
        • ReforMission: Churches that Changed Their Minds
        • The Rise and Fall of Movements
        • Seeing From Another Perspective
        • Toward the Edges: Using the M Words
        • We Are Not All Missionaries, But We Are All on Mission!
        • What’s the Harm in Calling Everything Missions?
        • When Everything is Missions review (James Mason)
        • When Everything Is Missions review (Kevin DeYoung)
        • Zealous for the Things that Matter
        • 24:14 Goal: Movement engagements in every unreached people and place by 2025 (74 months)
      • Companion Dioceses, Global Partnerships, and UPGs
      • Eucharistic Healing of Nations
      • Perspectives Course
      • Reaching Hindus
      • Reaching Muslims
      • Suggested Books and Videos
    • Resources – video
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      • ASAP Anglicanly
      • The Call to Nigeria
      • The Contextualizability of Anglicanism
      • Orality and Storying Scripture
      • Prayer Walk
      • Reaching Frontier People Groups
      • Reaching the Unreached
      • The Story of God
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November 26, 2025

Is Giving Tuesday still a thing? The heart behind this special day and how you can join AFM

Giving Tuesday

As the holiday season begins, many of us see our inboxes fill up with messages about Giving Tuesday. But what is it really about? Why was it created—and is it still relevant today?

At Anglican Frontier Missions, Giving Tuesday is more than a date on the calendar. It is a global moment that reminds us of the powerful truth that generosity—expressed in prayer, giving, and partnership—advances the Gospel to places where Christ is not yet known.

Let’s explore why Giving Tuesday matters and how you can take part with AFM this year.

What Is the Purpose of Giving Tuesday?

Giving Tuesday began in 2012 with a simple goal: to shift our focus from consumerism to generosity. Coming right after Black Friday and Cyber Monday, it calls us to pause and remember that the season of Advent is grounded in worship, hope, and giving.

1. Re-centering the Season

At a time when culture pushes us to buy more, Giving Tuesday invites us to invest in things that last—God’s kingdom, people, and transformation.

2. A Global Movement

Giving Tuesday is now observed in more than 90 countries, encouraging people to give:

  • Prayer 
  • Financial gifts 
  • Time 
  • Advocacy 

Anyone can participate, and every expression of generosity matters.

3. Empowering Global Mission

For organizations like AFM, Giving Tuesday is a chance to:

  • Introduce our mission to new believers
  • Share stories from the field
  • Resource cross-cultural workers serving in the world’s least-evangelized places
  • Strengthen the support missionaries rely on

When someone joins AFM in generosity, they link arms in the Gospel with those who are carrying the name of Jesus where people have never heard it.

Is Giving Tuesday Still a Thing?

Absolutely—Giving Tuesday is not only still relevant, it’s thriving. Each year, billions of dollars are given worldwide in a single day. More importantly, millions of people are praying, giving, and partnering in ways that change lives forever.

At AFM, we see Giving Tuesday as a spark—one moment in a longer story of participation in God’s mission. While one day of giving is powerful, the momentum it creates leads to lasting partnership, prayer, and sending.

How to Participate with AFM on Giving Tuesday

There is no “one way” to participate. Here are meaningful ways to join AFM in the spirit of Giving Tuesday:

1. Give Financially

Your financial gift helps:

  • Train and support AFM missionaries
  • Launch new mission fields
  • Provide ongoing care and resources
  • Advance the Gospel where the Church does not yet exist

Many supporters also choose to become monthly partners, creating dependable support that sustains ministry throughout the year.

2. Give Through Prayer

Prayer is the engine of mission. You can:

  • Pray for AFM missionaries by name
  • Join our weekly Thursday prayer call
  • Intercede for unreached people groups
  • Pray that God would raise up new laborers for the harvest

Even those who can’t give financially can have eternal impact through prayer.

3. Give Time or Talent

Consider offering your skills:

  • Hosting a mission speaker
  • Helping a missionary with communication or logistics
  • Serving on a missions committee
  • Sharing AFM with your church

Every gift of service strengthens the work.

4. Use Your Influence

You can multiply your impact by:

  • Sharing AFM’s Giving Tuesday posts
  • Telling friends and family about the unreached
  • Inviting others to pray or give
  • Posting online why you care about global mission

One voice can inspire many.

Why Giving Tuesday Matters for AFM

Giving Tuesday is more than fundraising—it is a visible moment each year when believers around the world link arms in generosity for the sake of the Gospel.

It matters because:

  • Mission is urgent. Billions still do not have access to the name of Jesus.
  • Mission is shared. No missionary serves alone—every sender is part of the story.
  • Mission bears fruit. Lives, families, and communities are transformed when Christ is made known.

A Final Word

Giving Tuesday remains powerful because it reminds us that generosity is not a burden—it is a privilege. When you give, pray, or partner with AFM, you become part of something bigger than any one person or ministry:

The expansion of Christ’s Church into places where it has never been.

Thank you for considering AFM this Giving Tuesday. Your generosity helps carry the Gospel to the ends of the earth.

Give to Anglican Frontier Missions here.

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