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Ask for support
Difficulties on the farm can strain your work, your relationships, your family and your walk with God. Contact AMOS to ask about prayer, resources or someone to speak to. A brief explanation of your situation and location will help us understand your enquiry.
Questions and next steps
How do I contact AMOS for help?
Use the Get in touch form on this page and choose the topic closest to your need. Include your name, phone number and email address so that someone can get back to you.
Is this an emergency service?
No. AMOS is a Christian ministry, not an emergency service. If you or someone else is in immediate danger, contact the police on 10111 or emergency services on 112 from a mobile phone first.
Who will respond to my message?
A member of the AMOS team will read your message and reply by phone or email. Response times can vary, so please tell us the best way to reach you.
What should I include in my message?
A brief explanation of your situation and where you are located. Share only what you are comfortable putting in a message.
Someone to speak to
Ask about a ministry contact or a resource relevant to the difficulty you are facing.
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Questions and next steps
Who will I speak to?
Your enquiry goes to the AMOS ministry team, who can put you in touch with a ministry contact suited to your situation.
What difficulties can I ask about?
You can ask about pressures on the farm or at home, such as work, finances, relationships or faith. If AMOS cannot help directly, we will try to point you to a relevant resource or contact.
Can I ask on behalf of someone else?
Yes. Tell us how you know the person and what kind of help they need. Where possible, let them know that you are getting in touch.
How do I get started?
Use the form on this page and choose Support enquiry as the topic. A brief note on your situation and location will help us respond.
Accountability
Enquire about support in putting Christian commitments into practice at work and at home.
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Questions and next steps
What does accountability mean here?
Accountability is regular Christian encouragement from someone who walks with you as you work through a personal difficulty and put your commitments into practice.
Can I ask for help with alcohol?
Yes. You can enquire about support with alcohol or another dependency. AMOS will let you know what support is available and may point you to other services where needed.
Does AMOS offer treatment?
No. AMOS is a ministry, not a medical or treatment service. For medical help, please speak to a doctor or clinic. AMOS can support you alongside that care.
How do I get started?
Use the form on this page and choose Accountability as the topic. A brief note on your situation and location will help us respond.
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Questions and next steps
What family support can I ask about?
You can ask about pressures on marriage, parenting or relationships between generations on the farm, and ask for prayer for your family.
Can we ask for help as a couple or family?
Yes. One of you can send the enquiry and mention who else would like to be involved.
What about difficulties between employers and workers?
Relationships at work matter too. You can ask about support with difficulties between employers and employees on the farm.
What if someone is at risk at home?
If anyone is in immediate danger, contact the police on 10111 or emergency services on 112 from a mobile phone first. AMOS can offer prayer and support alongside that help.
Prayer
Tell us what you would like prayer for. You can keep your request brief.
Questions and next steps
How do I send a prayer request?
Use the form on this page and choose Prayer request as the topic. You can keep your request brief.
Do I need to give details?
No. Share only what you are comfortable with. A short description is enough for us to pray.
Can I ask for prayer for someone else?
Yes. You can ask for prayer for your family, workers, farm or community.
Can I speak to someone about pastoral care?
Yes. Mention in your message that you would like to speak to someone, and the AMOS team will be in touch about a ministry contact.
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