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Archbishop Christodoulos speech at WCC dinner

30 May 2006

Member church

WCC general secretary welcome speech

29 May 2006

General Secretary

Church of Greece's head to visit the World Council of Churches

Archbishop Christodoulos of Athens and all Greece, primate of the 10-million-strong (Orthodox) Church of Greece, will visit the World Council of Churches (WCC) from 28 May - 1 June. During his stay, Christodoulos will also meet the UN high commissioner for refugees, members of the Swiss Federal Council and of the Geneva Council of State, and the mayor of Geneva. (A press conference is scheduled - see below.)Â

23 May 2006

The situation of human rights in Papua, Indonesia

09 March 2006

Central Committee

Assembly looks to future of spirituality, justice and witness

Report of the Policy Reference Committee (as adopted)

23 February 2006

Report of the Programme Guidelines Committee (as adopted)

23 February 2006

Statement: minute

6. Minute on elimination of nuclear arms

The following report was presented to and received by the Assembly. Its resolutions were proposed by the Public Issues Committee and approved by the Assembly through consensus. Dissent expressed by Assembly delegates is recorded as endnotes.

23 February 2006

Nominees for President of the WCC (as adopted)

23 February 2006

WCC work to focus on four main areas of engagement

Report of the Programme Guidelines Committee (second draft)

22 February 2006

Report of the Policy Reference Committee (revised)

22 February 2006

Talking about religions, doing faith

By Mark Woods (*)

22 February 2006

Philip Potter, an ecumenical pioneer

by Keith Clements (*)

22 February 2006

Gracia Violeta Ross presentation

21 February 2006

Jorge A. Scampini presentation

20 February 2006

Norberto Saracco presentation

20 February 2006

Evangelical and Pentecostal voices heard at Assembly

Anna May Chain presentation

17 February 2006

Background document

Introduction to the Ecumenical conversations

Ecumenical Conversations provide a space for delegates to share their experiences in addressing key concerns for the future of the churches and their common witness and action. In dialogue, the Ecumenical Conversations will become an exciting opportunity for addressing together the prevailing dynamics and trends of today's world and discerning the signs of the times in the light of faith.

16 February 2006