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How much is the mission of the church related to people with disabilities? These days we talk a lot about inclusive societies and churches. But, have we arrived there? Are our societies and churches taking seriously the problems and challenges that people with disabilities face on a daily basis? People with disabilities find themselves quite often at the margins of the societies and even of the churches.

Thirty participants gathered on 9-10 March in a ‘warsha’ - or workshop - entitled “Building Capacity for Migration & Multicultural Ministries: From Chaos to Hope” in Arusha, Tanzania.
“Warsha,” a Kiswahili term, defines an arena for discussing new ideas that advance creative thinking, in this case on how the the church today can inform and inspire mission and ministry with the migrants.

More than 50 women from across the globe, representing diverse faith traditions, gathered on 6-7 March in Arusha, Tanzania, for a pre-conference on the theme “Women in Mission on the move of the Spirit: Mentorship for Transformation”.

Plus de 50 femmes du monde entier représentant des traditions confessionnelles variées se sont réunies les 6 et 7 mars à Arusha, en Tanzanie, pour une réunion préparatoire sur le thème «Femmes en mission sous l’impulsion de l’Esprit: un mentorat de transformation».

In a symbolic event dedicated to the 70th anniversary of the World Council of Churches (WCC), students of the Global Ecumenical Theological Institute (GETI) 2018 planted 12 trees at Tumaini University Makumira, Arusha, Tanzania on 7 March.

Au cours d’une opération symbolique dédiée au 70ᵉ anniversaire du Conseil œcuménique des Églises (COE), le 7 mars, les élèves de l’Institut mondial de théologie œcuménique (GETI) 2018 ont planté 12 arbres à l’université Tumaini Makumira d’Arusha, en Tanzanie.

On 2 March, Christian women from 170 countries will observe the World Day of Prayer, a tradition that has continued since 1927. The 2018 theme, “All God’s Creation is Very Good!” features materials written by people from Suriname, on the northeastern coast of South America.

During a solidarity visit in Kenya on 10-12 October, leaders from the World Council of Churches (WCC) Central Committee met with Kenyan church representatives, expressed their support for Kenyan churches working toward peace and justice, and deepened their vision for future WCC events, including the Conference on World Mission and Evangelism set for March 2018.

Au cours d’une visite de solidarité effectuée au Kenya du 10 au 12 octobre, les responsables du Comité central du Conseil œcuménique des Églises (COE) ont rencontré des représentants des Églises kenyanes, et ont exprimé leur soutien à celles qui œuvraient pour la paix et la justice. Ils ont également étayé leur vision des événements du COE à venir, notamment concernant la Conférence mondiale sur la mission et l’évangélisation, prévue en mars 2018.

Participants at the Africa Pre-Conference of the Conference on World Mission and Evangelism, arrived in black clothing on 14 September to act in solidarity with the worldwide “Thursdays in Black" campaign.