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نحن نصلي في رثاء. نصلي لمجتمعاتنا ولقادتنا ومن أجل الحماية والشفاء.

سيعقد مجلس الكنائس العالمي صلاة عالمية على شبكة الإنترنت يوم 26 آذار/ مارس الساعة 2 ظهراً بتوقيت وسط أوروبا في إطار "أسبوع الصلاة في زمن جائحة كوفيد-19".

Oramos desde el lamento. Oramos por nuestras comunidades. Oramos por nuestros líderes. Por la protección. Por la sanación.

El Consejo Mundial de Iglesias (CMI) celebrará un servicio mundial de oración en línea el 26 de marzo a las 14.00 (hora central europea), en el marco de la semana de oración por la pandemia de COVID-19.

Nous prions en nous lamentant. Nous prions pour nos communautés. Nous prions pour nos dirigeants. Pour la protection. Pour la guérison.

Le Conseil œcuménique des Églises (COE) organisera un service mondial de prière en ligne le 26 mars à 14 heures (CET) dans le cadre de la Semaine de prière à l’heure de la pandémie de COVID-19.

Wir beten und klagen. Wir beten für unsere Gemeinschaften. Wir beten für unsere Führungskräfte. Für Schutz. Für Heilung.

Im Rahmen einer „Gebetswoche zur COVID-19-Pandemie“ wird der Ökumenische Rat der Kirchen (ÖRK) am 26. März um 14 Uhr (MEZ) online einen weltweiten Gebetsgottesdienst feiern.

The World Council of Churches (WCC) has prepared global prayers at the request of its member churches and regional partners to allow the many people affected by COVID-19 to express sorrow and nurture hope for the future.

El Consejo Mundial de Iglesias (CMI) se ha unido a más de treinta organizaciones sanitarias cristianas para expresar preocupación por el acceso desigual a los servicios de salud y a las vacunas contra la COVID-19. En una declaración, las organizaciones instan a los gobiernos, la comunidad internacional y las empresas farmacéuticas a abordar esta cuestión.

Le Conseil œcuménique des Églises s’est joint à plus de 30 organisations chrétiennes de santé pour exprimer ses préoccupations concernant l’inégalité d’accès aux services de santé et aux vaccins contre le COVID-19. Dans une déclaration, les organisations exhortent les gouvernements, la communauté internationale et les laboratoires pharmaceutiques à s’attaquer à cette question.

Der Ökumenische Rat der Kirchen hat gemeinsam mit mehr als 30 christlichen Gesundheitsorganisationen seine Sorge über  Ungleichbehandlungen beim Zugang zu Gesundheitsdienstleistungen und COVID-19-Impfstoffen geäußert. In einer Erklärung fordern die Organisationen die Regierungen, die internationale Gemeinschaft und die Pharmazieunternehmen nachdrücklich auf, etwas gegen diese Ungleichbehandlung zu unternehmen.

The World Council of Churches joined with more than 30 Christian health organisations in raising concerns about unequal access to health services and COVID-19 vaccines. In a statement, the organisations urge governments, the international community and pharmaceutical corporations to address this issue.

Religious leaders in South Africa signed a letter on behalf of The People’s Vaccine Campaign Of South Africa that urges the US medical team leading the COVID-19 pandemic response to address the global vaccine shortage, and urges the US government to take specific actions.

Clear and well-coordinated communications are crucial, particularly in times of trouble. The Ecumenical Communication Advisory Group (REO) held its first meeting of the new year on 13 January. On a monthly basis, communicators serving national and regional councils around the globe convene online with WCC communicators in Geneva and elsewhere to share the latest developments within their respective regions.

Online training for church leaders in Zimbabwe is helping them find creative, positive theologies to navigate the many challenging facets of the COVID-19 pandemic.

A webinar hosted by the World Council of Churches (WCC) on 26 November will explore “Conflict Zones and Covid-19: A call to compassion.” Speakers from Cameroon, Nigeria, South Sudan, Lebanon, Belarus and Colombia will offer their insights on how conflict exacerbates the conditions for contracting and treating COVID-19 among civilians caught in the crossfire, especially women.

Tras un proceso de consulta permanente entre los dirigentes de iglesia y los profesionales de la salud, el Consejo Mundial de Iglesias (CMI) ha publicado un Marco de respuesta ecuménica ante la COVID-19 para la salud mundial.

Nach wiederholten Konsultationen zwischen der Kirche und Gesundheitsfachleuten aus zahlreichen Ländern hat der Ökumenische Rat der Kirchen jetzt eine ökumenische Broschüre mit Informationen über die Herausforderungen und Handlungsmöglichkeiten zur Bekämpfung der COVID-19-Pandemie veröffentlicht.

Dans la ligne des consultations en cours entre les responsables des Églises et ceux de services de santé de nombreux pays, le Conseil œcuménique des Églises a publié un «Cadre d’action œcuménique COVID-19 pour la santé mondiale».

After ongoing consultations between church and healthcare leaders from many countries, the World Council of Churches has published an “Ecumenical Global Health COVID-19 Response Framework.”

Among the massive social dislocations caused by the coronavirus pandemic, perhaps none is as plaintive as those to churches. Around the world, church gatherings, liturgies, fellowship, and service projects have been canceled or postponed or migrated online, precisely when Christian communities and those who rely on them need them most.

The global pandemic has led to major structural increases in public expenditures to support health, incomes and employment. The question of who will ultimately foot the bill will need to be answered. A report launched on 15 June by the Independent Commission for the Reform of International Corporate Taxation alerts that the economic burden must not fall disproportionately on disadvantaged groups and countries.

As Brazilians face harder times on a daily basis with the increasing impacts of COVID-19 at all levels of society, several church-based organizations launched a campaign on 11 June calling on people to express solidarity with all who have lost family members and friends due to the pandemic and its systemic consequences in a reality marked by inequality, such as hunger, violence, and racism.