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Adopté par la 10e Assemblée du COE.

This Unity Statement was adopted by the WCC 10th Assembly on 8 November 2013. It is based on a draft statement on Christian unity presented in 2012 to the WCC Central Committee.

Report of the Finance Committee of the WCC 10th Assembly.

Father Michael Lapsley, SSM, director of the Institute for Healing of Memories in Cape Town, South Africa, delivered this sermon at the sending prayer of the WCC 10th Assembly.

Prédication par Père Michael Lapsley, SSM, Directeur de l’Institut pour la guérison des mémoires, Le Cap, Afrique du Sud

Message of the 10th Assembly of the World Council of Churches: Join the Pilgrimage of Justice and Peace

Rejoignez le pèlerinage de justice et de paix

Adoptée par la 10e Assemblée du COE.

Prédication du pasteur Bang Ji Il et de la Pasteure Jennifer Leath

"Under the Power of the Holy Spirit" (John 4:17-31) - Sermon by Rev. BANG, Ji Il and "Justice Rising"
by Rev. Dr Jennifer Leath.

Evening Prayer by Protestant Church Women United. Sermon about Vision of Amos (Amos 5: 14-15, 21-24) by Rev. Kim, Soon Young, South Korea.

Members of the Central Committee as elected by the 10th Assembly of the World Council of Churches

This message from the Secretary-General of the United Nations, Ban Ki-moon, was read out during the WCC 10th Assembly Justice Plenary on 6 November 2013.

Professor Ram Puniyani, a former professor of biomedical engineering at the Indian Institute of Technology, Mumbai, is chairperson of the Centre for the Study of Society and Secularism, Mumbai, India.

Speech by Michel Sidibé, Executive Director of UNAIDS delivered during the Theme Plenary at the WCC 10th Assembly. The title of the speech is "Churches: Barricades against exclusion"

Message from the Syrian Orthodox Patriarch of Antioch and All the East, delivered by Metropolitan Mor Eustathius Matta Roham to the WCC 10th Assembly Theme Plenary.

A message from the pre-assembly gathering of Indigenous Peoples at the WCC 10th Assembly

A statement by the men of the first WCC Women’s and Men’s Pre-assembly to express their gratitude to women who enabled them to better understand the pain and injustice of patriarchy and gender inequality and commitment to stand in solidarity with movements for gender justice.

Bible study on John 14:27-31 by Néstor O. Míguez for the WCC Assembly, 7 November 2013: At the Last Supper, Jesus said, “peace.” When Jesus tells us about peace, the night before his betrayal and death, he is not speaking from a peaceful place in his own life. Where and what kind of peace are the church and the ecumenical movement talking about? God's peace is not temporary, and it does not have to do with happy events. Peace is a matter of life for those people who are yearning for it. At the end of the assembly, “go in peace” will be a biblical and missiological empowerment and mandate for us to bear witness to the vision of abundant life in the new heaven and earth.

Étude biblique sur Jean 14,27-31 par Néstor O. Míguez, pour le 9e jour de l’Assemblée, 7 novembre 2013: Lors de la Dernière Cène, Jésus a prononcé le mot: «Paix!» Lorsque Jésus nous parle de la paix, juste avant d’être trahi et mis à mort, il ne parle pas depuis une oasis de tranquillité. Où et de quelle sorte de paix l’Église et le mouvement œcuménique parlent-ils? La paix de Dieu n’est pas temporaire, et elle ne concerne pas des évènements heureux. La paix est une question de vie pour les gens qui y aspirent. À la fin de l’Assemblée, «Allez en paix!» signifiera, pour nous, que l’on nous donne un mandat et une habilitation bibliques et missiologiques pour aller témoigner de la vision de la vie en abondance dans les cieux nouveaux et sur la nouvelle terre.