You are invited: An evening of testimony from Christians in the Holy Land
As the Holy Land goes through one of the darkest periods in its history, the local Christian community feels abandoned by the international community. Faced with widespread destruction and forced displacement, the local churches are issuing an appeal: to see reality as it is experienced, beyond diplomatic and media filters.
WCC shares greetings for 180th anniversary of World Evangelical Alliance
World Council of Churches general secretary Rev. Prof. Dr Jerry Pillay shared warm greetings for the 180th anniversary of World Evangelical Alliance.
Bolivia: A country of many worlds, weaving a shared future
The Bahá’í Office of External Affairs in Bolivia brings together Indigenous authorities, officials, and researchers to examine why lasting peace cannot rest on inequality
New WACC resource: Why climate justice requires democratic communication
A new WACC resource makes the vital link between climate justice and communication rights, outlining how the climate crisis is also a communication crisis that demands investment in community-led communication ecosystems. Filling the Infrastructure Gap: Why we need democratic communication and information to achieve climate...
Joint Faith-based Organisation statement for UNGA High-level Week and the 75th anniversary year of the Refugee Convention
As faith-based organizations, we are deeply concerned by ongoing human rights violations experienced by refugees, asylum seekers, and other forcibly displaced people. Across the world, people fleeing persecution face barriers to accessing protection, are denied the right to seek asylum, subjected to refoulement, detained arbitrarily, separated from their families, and exposed to exploitation and abuse. At the same time, increasing ...
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Church World Service Commits to Elevating Refugee Women Leaders with Clinton Global Initiative
“Collective Action for Women Refugee-Led Organizations” will collaborate with women refugee leaders, who are driving solutions despite limited access to critical resources. NEW YORK CITY, September 23, 2026—Church World Service (CWS) today announced a new movement in partnership with Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) to amplify women leadership in responding to the largest displacement crisis in history, “Collective Action for Women ...
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Learning across churches and cultures: Rev. Dr Manhong Lin on the Bossey experience
For Rev. Dr. Manhong Lin, Bossey was more than a place of study. The General Secretary of the China Christian Council and Professor and Doctoral Advisor of Christian Ethics, Nanjing Union Theological Seminary, reflects on what she valued about her experience—and why Bossey still matters today.
Court cases test United Methodist governance
The Baltimore-Washington Conference filed a federal lawsuit against a church to defend The United Methodist Church’s trust clause. Meanwhile, developments continue in the Texas lawsuit involving Highland Park United Methodist.
God is with us in joy and hardship
Primate Shane Parker offers a pastoral reflection for anyone facing heavy challenges: God is not outside our suffering but inside it, revealed through Jesus.
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National Day of Prayer for Life 2025
Theme: Hope overcomes fear