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Fe y acción acelerada por los niños que viven con el VIH

Las organizaciones basadas en la fe están al centro de una misión especial: hacer un llamado a la acción para asegurar que lactantes, niños y adolescentes del mundo entero tengan acceso a la prevención, la detección y el tratamiento del VIH.

Tveit: search for unity “an urgent need today”

The need for the ecumenical movement is an urgent one today, said World Council of Churches (WCC) general secretary Rev Dr. Olav Fykse Tveit as he spoke this week at the College of Saint Benedict and Saint John's University in Minnesota (USA).

Orthodox bishops in USA condemn racist violence

The Assembly of Canonical Orthodox Bishops of the United States of America, on 18 August, released a response condemning recent racist violence in Charlottesville, Virginia. The bishops lamented the loss of life, and condemned “shameful efforts” to promote racial bigotry and white supremacist ideology.

Presbyterian leaders: racism in USA is “pernicious poison”

In an open letter on 28 August, former moderators of the general assemblies of the Presbyterian Church (USA) and its predecessor churches expressed their increasing alarm when notions of nationalism and racial superiority are masked and clothed in terms of the Christian faith.

In Charlottesville, can “the power of love” prevail?

On Saturday in Charlottesville, one woman died and 19 others were injured when a man who, after rallying with white supremacist groups, rammed his car into a crowd. Earlier in the day, two law enforcement officers lost their lives when their helicopter crashed as they patrolled the building crowds.

G20 summit: call to pray for peace in Hamburg

Friday evening when the leaders of the G20 states will be meeting in Hamburg and discussing global economic, social, environmental and political issues, the churches in Germany are inviting people in Germany and all over the world to a common peace prayer.

Cumbre del G20: llamamiento a orar por la paz en Hamburgo

El viernes por la tarde, cuando los líderes de los Estados del G20 se reúnan en Hamburgo para debatir asuntos económicos, sociales, medioambientales y políticos mundiales, las iglesias de Alemania invitan a los habitantes de Alemania y del mundo entero a una oración común por la paz.

Outpouring of messages vow to carry climate justice forward

Climate justice isn't a policy that can simply be thrown away by any president - it’s a moral decision that affects the well-being of millions of people and future generations across the world. Thousands of people are communicating this message via statements, posts and tweets on social media, and even with earnest conversations with their neighbors. Many are from the WCC fellowship, humanitarian groups, churches and communities, and they are bringing a clear - and unified - voice of justice after US President Donald Trump announced on 2 June that his nation would leave the Paris climate accord.

ACT Alianza, la Federación Luterana Mundial, y el Consejo Mundial de Iglesias afirman que se debe dar prioridad a la justicia climática

ACT Alianza, la Federación Luterana Mundial y el Consejo Mundial de Iglesias piden que se dé prioridad a la justicia climática en estos momentos en los que el presidente de Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, ha firmado un decreto que retira a Estados Unidos del acuerdo climático de París. Las tres organizaciones religiosas contribuyeron activamente al proceso de desarrollo del Acuerdo de París, y acogieron con beneplácito sus resultados y el compromiso de las naciones de todo el mundo con el acuerdo. Así pues, expresan su profunda consternación por el cariz que están tomando los acontecimientos, que van en contra de los compromisos mundiales para abordar la cuestión del cambio climático.

G7 must address famine

Not nearly enough is being done to save the lives of the 20 million people who face famine in Yemen, Somalia, South Sudan and Nigeria. Among them are 1.4 million children, who are at imminent risk of death unless aid reaches them immediately.

El G7 debe abordar la cuestión del hambre en el mundo

Estamos muy lejos de hacer lo suficiente para salvar las vidas de los 20 millones de personas que padecen hambruna en Yemen, Somalia, Sudán del Sur y Nigeria. Entre ellos están 1,4 millones de niños, que están expuestos al riesgo inminente de muerte a menos que reciban ayuda inmediatamente.