NCC -- A Vision of Peace in a Time of War:
What If the Church Had a Foreign Policy?
Section : Ecumenical
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WCC Presidents' Pentecost Message
Greetings on this Feast of Pentecost 2004! -
Ecumenical Leaders Apologize for Inaction in Rwanda
“Never again should such a degree of violence and crime against humanity be allowed to occur in any of our countries -
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100 days in office, Kobia sees WCC as "a bridge connecting humanity"
Whatever it is we do, from diakonia to justice and peace work or interreligious dialogue, we must attempt to discover how spirituality can underpin and provide a foundation for it. -
National Council of Churches USA Easter Message 2004
Fear and Amazement in a Troubled World -
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Remembering Rwanda: Ten Years After the Genocide
NCC to Observe 10-Year Anniversary of Rwanda Genocide with public event on April 23 -
Church Leaders Visit Washington in Effort to Relieve Poverty, Hunger AIDS
“We are now seeking the commitment of our nation’s leaders to provide the promised funding to carry out these initiatives to help the world’s poorest people.” -
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Churches and NGOs Must be Partners to Maintain Peace in Kosovo
“In the Balkan context, religion is often seen “as a factor making for antagonism”, but it should rather be “viewed for the potential it can offer for reconciliation, and religious communities in the -
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WCC CEC Calls for Peace and Prayers in Kosovo
"We pray with those who are mourning for the victims of the violence and with those who have been forced to leave their homes or see them destroyed by hatred" -
NCC Leads Rally for Guantanamo Bay Prisoners' Rights
Five detainees released -
