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Facilitator Rev. Jennifer Gillyard speaks with YATRA participants from Tokyo, Pakistan, and Bangladesh about challenging concepts of God from the Old Testament and reading the Bible interreligiously. Photo: Carrie Diaz-Littauer/WCC

Young leaders share passion and courage in diverse traditions

On 18-19 July, 35 young leaders from 14 countries across Asia – part of the World Council of Churches' (WCC) Youth in Asia Training in Religious Amity (YATRA) – travelled to the Indonesian city of Bandung to meet with faith leaders and young activists engaged in interreligious dialogue and work.

26 July 2017
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Shakespeare Sigamoney, YATRA participant from India, brought a drum to Siem Reap to signify struggles of Dalits for social justice which, he says, is an integral part of interfaith harmony.

Young Christian leaders from Asia begin “YATRA” in Cambodia

Exploring realities of multi-religious societies and discovering new ways of working together as faith communities to promote justice and peace, young Christian leaders from Asia have gathered in Cambodia to take part in a two-week training programme called Youth in Asia Training for Religious Amity (YATRA).

10 June 2014