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Order of service for morning prayers at the Ecumenical Centre, focusing on health workers and the congregations' role in providing health and healing.

"How can we design an economy that provides a better quality of life for all within the ecological limits of the planet?" This question is at the centre of the Green Economy debate. 

The Ecumenical Disability Advocates Network (EDAN) in its first ever pre-assembly convocation issued this statement.

This workplace policy is in keeping with the on-going work of the WCC and with the statement adopted by the WCC Central Committee on the basis of the WCC Consultative Group on AIDS Study Process, September 1996

This brochure is produced by the Justice, Peace, Creation Team of the World Council of Churches to highlight the work on water concerns by many of the WCC member churches and ecumenical partners who have formed together the Ecumenical Water Network.

This book contains various scholarly papers tackling the issue of ethics vs. HIV/AIDS from medical, philosophical and theological perspectives. It also contains modules for teaching ethics within the HIV and AIDS contexts.

A basic manual for pastors and teachers

The World Trade Game was initially developed in the 1990s by Action Aid, the global anti-poverty
development organization. Its strength is its simplicity. Six groups of players represent two rich, two middle-income and two poor countries and each group has different resources and technological potential. National resources are represented as paper whilst technology becomes scissors, pens, rulers, etc. They manufacture shapes from paper, trade the shapes for money through a commodity trader and may also trade amongst themselves in raw materials (paper), technology (scissors, ruler, etc), skills and labour.

(© 2005 WCC)

(based on Psalm 144:12-15, NRSV. Theo Gill © 2005 WCC)

Letter to the Presidents of the APDH and members of the Board and Presidium

This document deals first with the implications of genetic
engineering applied to human life and then turns to the
implications for agriculture.

Water for Life