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A liturgy developed by the World Council of Churches and Lutheran World Federation is available on World AIDS Day, 1 December, with the theme “Let Communities Lead!”

A hybrid event on 8 December will offer insights from global experts on the topic “Weaponizing Women in War.”

Stories and deep insights, prayers, and even challenging questions about the future marked the kickoff of 16 Days Against Gender-Based Violence on 25 November with a webinar featuring trailblazers who have successfully intervened to bring about justice and equality across the world. 

Le Comité exécutif du Conseil œcuménique des Églises s’est réuni à Abuja, au Nigéria, du 8 au 14 novembre, dans une volonté de faire avancer la communauté fraternelle le long de son Pèlerinage de justice, de réconciliation et d’unité. 

Le Comité exécutif du Conseil œcuménique des Églises (COE) a rendu visite au sultan du Sokoto, Muhammadu Sa’ad Abubakar. À l’instar du sultan de Sokoto, il est considéré comme le chef spirituel des 100 millions de fidèles musulmans au Nigéria.

Les patriarches et chefs d’Églises de Jérusalem ont publié le 10 novembre une déclaration sur la célébration de l’Avent et de Noël alors que la guerre fait rage.

Rev. Dr Kenneth Mtata, World Council of Churches (WCC) programme director for Public Witness and Diakonia, offered a keynote speech at the Christian Aid assembly in London on 20 November.

A symposium held on World Children’s Day, hosted by FELM, the World Council of Churches, and other partners, gave an overview of the Churches’ Commitments to Children programme, an initiative of the World Council of Churches (WCC) Churches and UNICEF. 

An online event hosted by Arigatou International, UNICEF, the World Council of Churches (WCC), and other partners lifted up young voices on the World Day of Prayer and Action for Children 2023—voices expressing grave concern about the impact of both war and climate change.

The World Council of Churches (WCC) joined the 500th commemoration of the Anabaptist movement with a sense of gratitude for the movement and for a new commemorative publication entitled “Daring! 500 Years of the Anabaptist Movement 1525-2025.”