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A high-level dialogue on urgent efforts by leading non-governmental organizations to sustain a global, multinational dialogue and cooperation amid the COVID-19 pandemic will take place on 30 August.

On 20 July, faith communities from 70 different groups across the world gathered online and in-person in Washington, DC to express solidarity for the billions of people without access to COVID-19 vaccines.

The Religious Forum Against COVID-19 in South Africa issued a statement with faith leaders standing in solidarity in response to COVID-19, and with a broader objective of collaborating in making for a safer South African environment.

En una ceremonia, el Consejo de Iglesias de Sierra Leona presentó un nuevo libro, “La iglesia en Sierra Leona después de la COVID-19”, editado por el obispo Arnold C. Temple, bajo su seudónimo ACee Temple-Anono.

In a ceremony, the Council of Churches in Sierra Leone released the new publication “The Church in Post COVID-19 Sierra Leone,” edited by Rt. Rev. Arnold C. Temple, under his pen name ACee Temple-Anono.

Las oraciones y los debates de la reunión ecuménica de dirigentes de las iglesias norteamericanas celebrada el 24 de junio se centraron en cuestiones profundamente dolorosas y aparentemente irresolubles: el racismo, la división, las dudas sobre la vacunación, el genocidio, la guerra. Pero la esperanza logró infiltrarse en la reunión virtual y los participantes se apoyaron unos a otros para encontrar formas de avanzar.

In an ecumenical meeting for North American church leaders on 24 June, prayers and discussion centered on issues that are both deeply painful and seemingly insurmountable: racism, division, vaccine hesitancy, genocide, war. But hope found a way into the virtual gathering as participants supported each other to find ways forward.

A two-part webinar series co-convened by the World Health Organization, UNICEF and Religions for Peace is exploring the role and impact of faith actors in overcoming barriers to COVID-19 vaccination.

Ya está disponible un nuevo marco fotográfico digital creado por el Consejo Mundial de Iglesias (CMI) con imágenes y palabras certeras y positivas para ayudar a combatir el miedo y la desinformación con respecto a las vacunas contra la COVID-19.

A new photo frame created by the World Council of Churches (WCC) is now available to help counter fear and misinformation about COVID-19 vaccines with positive and accurate images and words.

As a United Nations high-level meeting convenes from 8-10 June in New York, the World Council of Churches (WCC) is joining the UN and other faith-based and civic groups to review progress on commitments to end the AIDS epidemic by 2030.

As religious leaders in the USA gathered online for a Faiths4Vaccines National Summit on 26 May, they heard a clear message from policymakers and scientists leading the COVID-19 response: churches are not only caring for people’s health but for their souls, too.

El Comité Ejecutivo del Consejo Mundial de Iglesias (CMI), reunido del 17 al 20 de mayo, marcó un tono de esperanza para el futuro mientras, al mismo tiempo, abordó múltiples crisis mundiales con declaraciones, mensajes pastorales y llamados a la oración.

El Comité Ejecutivo del Consejo Mundial de Iglesias (CMI) hizo una declaración pública instando al mundo a unirse con el fin de “superar la injusticia y la desigualdad en el mundo para vencer a la pandemia mundial de la COVID-19”.