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As World Council of Churches (WCC) staff participated in the ACT Alliance General Assembly in Indonesia, they collaborated to help send a message of both urgency and hope across the world. As with many other assemblies across the world, the ecumenical family came together to support the gathering, joining hands to support logistics, communications, and governance. 

An Africa-Europe Ecumenical Roundtable on the legacies of colonization and the future of ecumenical relations took place 24-25 October in Berlin.

The latest issue of Media Development, a quarterly journal of the World Association for Christian Communication (WACC), focuses on “Communication in Conflict Situations.” 

Philip Lee, editor, spoke of the importance of addressing the ethical and practical questions from a communication rights perspective.

Inclusive communication is more than a set of guidelines—it’s a way to open doors to hear the stories of the world, and to listen to the hopes and challenge of people everywhere. And, right now, new technologies and best practices are helping augment the promise of accessible communication.

Maisara Billo is hurting right along with the 17,000 people who live in Beit Fajjar and Marah Rabah.

As the Ecumenical Centre moves into the Green Village, the change means a more environmentally sustainable workplace for the World Council of Churches (WCC), as well as an opportunity to keep some of the most treasured aspects of the Ecumenical Centre—especially its spirit of unity, inclusivity, and mystique!

After four years as general secretary of the Conference of European Churches (CEC), Dr Jørgen Skov Sørensen has returned home to Denmark, filled with confidence in the future of CEC and its growing influence on European affairs. With a clear mandate to sharpen CEC’s purpose and profile fulfilled, and strategic directions for the future affirmed at last year’s general assembly in Estonia, he now continues an extraordinary ecumenical journey, a journey where the search for his own Christian identity has played a significant role.

After being postponed twice because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the 15^th General Assembly of the Christian Conference of Asia (CCA) finally got underway in late September and early October 2023 in Kottayam, India. Under the theme "God, renew us in your spirit and restore the creation,” CCA member churches across Asia gathered to stake out the direction forward and evaluate accomplishments and challenges since the last assembly in 2015 in Jakarta.