¿Cómo vamos a homenajear a nuestros pastores?
Carta del Comité Asesor de Remuneración y Beneficios Pastorales Queridas hermanas y hermanos en Cristo, Desde principios de la década de 1990, octubre ha sido reconocido mundialmente como el Mes de Agradecimiento al Pastor , y el segundo domingo se celebra el Día de Agradecimiento al Pastor. Nuestros pastores nos acompañan en los momentos más
How do we respond to AI data centers? UCC study circle seeks input from local activists
The UCC’s Environmental Justice Ministries and Media Justice Ministry have joined together to study AI data centers and their impact on our local communities. The study circle is seeking input from UCC members and clergy working on this issue in…
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UCC Summer of Service Internships Provide Valuable Experiences and Much Needed Help
Summer Communities of Service (SCOS) is an internship program enabling young adults to spend eight to ten weeks working and learning within nonprofit organizations and United Church of Christ churches. Through the collaboration between UCC Volunteer Ministries, Global HOPE and…
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Prayer walk in Vancouver reflects WCC Pilgrimage of Justice, Reconciliation, and Unity
A prayer walk in Vancouver, Canada on 20 September brought a grassroots lens to the World Council of Churches (WCC) Pilgrimage of Justice, Reconciliation, and Unity.
Prof. Dr Richard Topping: “together we bear a common witness”
Prof. Dr Richard Topping is president and vice chancellor at the Vancouver School of Theology, where the World Council of Churches (WCC) Pilgrimage of Justice, Reconciliation, and Unity Reference Group is meeting. He took time to reflect on the nature of ecumenism at the Vancouver School of Theology, what it means to host the WCC gathering, and his hopes for stronger ties with the Ecumenical Institute at Bossey.
In an anxious world, Wisconsin teens discover their role in making the world a better place
The world is an anxious place for all these days. But for youth, the anxiety amps up when hope for the future is placed directly onto their shoulders. Recent studies have revealed that many of today’s teens are falling into…
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With Its Deep Commitment to Shared Ministry, a New York Congregation Creates Opportunities for Joy
Elaine McArdle
:In Binghamton, laughter, hope, and multigenerational connection build a thriving community.
WCC to cohost dialogue in Philippines: “Faith Forward: Reclaiming HIV in the Health Agenda”
The World Council of Churches (WCC), in partnership with the Network of Positive Advocates of the Philippes, is cohosting, from 24-26 September, a multi-stakeholder dialogue, “Faith Forward: Reclaiming HIV in the Health Agenda,” in Manila, Philippines.
Bossey students visit WCC, see “space of profound history”
A group of students from the Ecumenical Institute at Bossey visited the World Council of Churches (WCC) as part of their orientation programme. They learned more about the WCC’s work, and received a tour of the Ecumenical Centre.
Bringing peace and justice ministries into the neighborhood by providing space
Harrisburg (Pa.) First Church of the Brethren has found that we can bring peace and justice ministries into our neighborhood by providing space in our building for organizations that will provide such services.