World Communion of Reformed Churches

Are you ready for a journey that will transform your faith, deepen your understanding of theology, and connect you with a global community? The 2025 Global Institute of Theology (GIT), organized by the World Communion of Reformed Churches (WCRC), offers just that! From 1-14 October 2025, join students from around the world in Chiang Mai, […]

For many young leaders in the global church, the path to ministry and service can take unexpected turns. Gemma King, a newly appointed intern with the World Communion of Reformed Churches (WCRC), is one such leader whose journey has led her from academic study to hands-on involvement in the ecumenical world. “I first heard about […]

In the heart of South Sudan, where the scars of civil war, communal violence, and entrenched militarization run deep, women continue to bear the weight of unimaginable struggles. Their lives are interwoven with the violence that has permeated their nation, yet they stand at the forefront of the fight for peace, healing, and reconciliation. Amidst […]

The World Communion of Reformed Churches (WCRC) expresses profound concern over the rapidly escalating violence in West Asia, as the region endures a surge in military actions and catastrophic loss of life. Recent Israeli attacks on Lebanon, followed by retaliatory strikes from Iran, have pushed the conflict to a dangerous new level. Adding to the […]

The National Council of Churches in Korea celebrated its centenary with a series of meetings, concluding with celebratory worship on Sunday, 22nd September 2024. A delegation from the World Communion of Reformed Churches, led by General Secretary Setri Nyomi, was present at the meetings and delivered a keynote address at the preceding consultation. Entitled “God […]

Preparations for the next General Council of the WCRC to be held in Chiang Mai in October 2025 are ongoing. Last week, the General Secretary and two executive secretaries along with a few members of the worship committee visited Chiang Mai. The delegation made up of General Secretary, Setri Nyomi, Executive Secretary for Theology and […]

A theological consultation on Land as Commons, not commodity was held at St. Paul’s University, Limuru between the 28th and the 30th of August 2024. The consultation brought together nearly sixty participants that included theologians, faith actors, researches, activists and the participants of the GEM school. The consultation was a part of the NIFEA (New […]

A consultation held between the 20th and 24th of August 2024 called for the churches to recognize and take a concrete stand against genocide. Jointly organized by the All African Conference of Churches, the Council for World Mission and the World Communion of Reformed Churches and locally hosted by the Council of Churches in Namibia […]

From 19 to 30 August 2024, 27 church and youth leaders from 23 countries gathered in Limuru, Kenya, for the 7th edition of the Ecumenical School on Governance, Economics, and Management for an Economy of Life (GEM School). The participants included church leaders, pastors, theological students, and finance, economics, and ecological justice experts. “The GEM […]

The World Communion of Reformed Churches calls on all its member churches to join together for a global celebration of Reformation Sunday, using a common liturgy, joining a live stream from the Cayman Islands, and taking a special... Read More

“As it is widely known that South Africa is the country with the widest gap between the rich and the poor it is time that a Basic Income Grant is introduced in South Africa so that we try... Read More

The World Communion of Reformed Churches calls on all its member churches to join together for a global celebration of Reformation Sunday, using a common liturgy, joining a live stream from the Cayman Islands, and taking a special communion offering. The Reformation Sunday liturgy focuses on the communion-wide celebration of twenty years of the Accra […]

“As it is widely known that South Africa is the country with the widest gap between the rich and the poor it is time that a Basic Income Grant is introduced in South Africa so that we try to narrow the gap between the poor and the rich.” These are the words of Professor Leepo […]