The Evangelical Fellowship of Canada (www.evangelicalfellowship.ca ) is relaying information from national evangelical alliances of countries devastated by the tsunami as well as information on how the Canadian church is working in partnership with those in South Asia.

The Canadian Council of Christian Charities (www.cccc.org) has posted a list of certified members providing emergency relief or longer-term redevelopment assistance in Southeast Asia. They include:

Back to the Bible Canada (www.backtothebible.ca)

Billy Graham Evangelistic Association of Canada (www.billygraham.org)

Christian Blind Mission International (www.cbmicanada.org)

Fellowship Agency for International Relief (www.febinternational.ca)

Samaritan’s Purse Canada (www.samaritanspurse.ca)

SIM Canada (www.sim.ca)

Mustard Seed Mission (905-427-5189)

World Relief Canada (www.wrcanada.org)

Compassion Canada (www.compassion.ca)

Association of Baptists for World Evangelism (www.abwe.org)

Canadian Baptist Ministries (www.cbmin.org)

Children’s Homes International (www.childrenshomesint.org)

Christian Children’s Fund of Canada (www.ccfcanada.ca)

Christian Reformed World Relief Committee (www.crwrc.org)

Into All The World (www.iatw.ca)

MSC Canada (www.msc.on.ca)

International Teams (www.iteams.ca)

Mission Aviation Fellowship of Canada (www.mafc.org)

World Hope (www.worldhope.ca)

Campus Crusade For Christ (www.crusade.org)

Cause Canada (www.cause.ca)

HOPE International (www.hope-international.com)

International Needs Network Canada (www.inter-nationalneeds.org)

Interserve Canada (www.hardplaces.ca)

Christian charities eligible for one-to-one CIDA matching:

Mennonite Central Committee (www.mcc.org)

World Vision Canada (www.worldvision.ca)

Other charitable organizations to consider:

Canadian Foodgrains Bank (www.foodgrainsbank.ca)

Canadian Lutheran World Relief (www.clwr.org)

ACT International (http://act-intl.org)