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MJ, who combined deep spirituality with radical social action, is no more... Asian ecumenical leader Kentaro Shiozuki remembered ... Theological college turns 100... Catholic priest selected for national human rights award... Interfaith center inaugurated to further peace and reconciliation... WACC leaders to receive honorary doctorates... Philippine church leaders call for just peace in Palestine... Holy Land pilgrims urged to show concern for Palestinians... Ecumenical body says no to George Bush... Medical team from Singapore treats resettled civilians in Sri Lanka...
Asia Pacific Ecumenical News
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Theological education seminar held in refugee camp
Mekong countries join forces on shrinking river
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World Environment Day Message 2010
PROK position on the current crisis of the Korean peninsula
BEYOND EDINBURGH AND AMSTERDAM: An Indonesian perspective
Sri Lanka and post war struggles
Asia-Pacific has one of the world's worst gender gaps
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Columns
Land reform program needs a new moral compass
Deadly judicial reasoning
Unfinished business
Enemies of the people
Surveying dissent and sowing fear in the Philippines
Asia Pacific Alliance of YMCAs
Asia Region World Association of Christian Communication
Christian Conference of Asia
Ecumenical Coalition on Third World Tourism
Fedaration of Asian Bishops Conferences
World Student Christian Federation
World Council of Churches
Asian Human Rights Commission
Asian Christian Art Association
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MJ, who combined deep spirituality with radical social action, is no more
  TIRUVALLA, India (APEN) -- Reverend M.J. Joseph passed away on July 12, after a brief hospitalization for respiratory ailments, here in the southern Indian state of Kerala. He was 78.
Asian ecumenical leader Kentaro Shiozuki remembered
 

By Hisashi Yukimoto

TOKYO (APEN) -- Professor Kentaro Shiozuki, a former general secretary of the National Council of the Young Men's Christian Associations (YMCAs) of Japan, is being remembered for his dedication and leadership for about half a century to Asian student Christian movement and nongovernmental organizations for reconciliation and social development.
Theological college turns 100
  BANGALORE, India (APEN) – An ecumenical theological college that has trained generations of students to become pastors, priests, bishops and church leaders has turned 100.
Catholic priest selected for national human rights award
  BANGALORE, India (APEN) – Father P J Jacob, social worker and human rights activist, has been selected for this year’s M A Thomas National Human Rights Award
Interfaith center inaugurated to further peace and reconciliation
  VAVUNIYA, Sri Lanka (APEN) – The flags of Singapore and Sri Lanka fluttered side by side in the sky. Amidst singing of the two countries’ national anthems and lighting of a lamp by representatives of different religious communities, the Chen Su Lan Education Centre was officially inaugurated on 24 June.
WACC leaders to receive honorary doctorates
  CHENNAI, India (APEN) – Leaders of a global communication organization will receive the degree of Doctor of Divinity (Honoris Causa) for their contribution to church and society.
Philippine church leaders call for just peace in Palestine
  MANILA (APEN) – Church leaders have expressed “shock and indignation” at the attack on hundreds of peace activists on board the Turksih aid ship, Marvi Marmara.
Holy Land pilgrims urged to show concern for Palestinians
  GENEVA (APEN) – An international consultation held here has called upon Christian pilgrims to the Holy Land to show concern for the Palestinian people who go through pain and suffering due to the Israeli occupation of their land.
Ecumenical body says no to George Bush
  SEOUL (APEN) – The National Clergy Conference for Justice and Peace (NCCJP) has opposed the forthcoming visit of former American president George W Bush to South Korea to attend a peace prayer rally.
Medical team from Singapore treats resettled civilians in Sri Lanka
  SINGAPORE/MANNAR (APEN) -- Members of the Maha Karuna Buddhist Society with the help of a team of 28 medical officers and assistants from Singapore have offered medical help to hundreds of resettled Tamil people in the Sri Lankan town of Mannar and its suburbs by conducting a special medical camp.
10th assembly of the World Council of Churches
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Busan
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Asian Mission Conference
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Organized by The Christian Conference of Asia, Celebrating the 100th anniversary of the World Missionary Conference held in Edinburgh 1910
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Church leaders blame government for RP's shortages
Filipino Workers' Center Receives Bishop Tji Award
WCC general secretary's greetings to the delegates and participants of the Pacific Conference of Churches' 9th Assembly
Message from Vatican to Buddhists
Church leaders share publicly their north American mission
Our journey for human rights to Canada and the US
THE PERMANENT PEOPLES' TRIBUNAL
After CCA's 50th Anniversary
Message of Greetings from WCC to CCA 50th Anniversary
CATHOLIC, ANGLICAN GROUPS TEAM UP TO COUNTER GAMBLING ADDICTION
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Ted Wilson elected new president of Seventh-day Adventists
WACC general secretary resigns as of October 2010
WCC ECUMENICAL LIBRARY RENAMED PHILIP A. POTTER LIBRARY
OLAV FYKSE TVEIT ELECTED WCC GENERAL SECRETARY
BOGOTÁ DECLARATION 2009
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An interview with the Rev Dr Lee Hong Jung, President of the Manila Presbyterian Theological Seminary in the Philippines.
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Jesus and the little people
What about Christian Ethics? ‘The Christian Travel Planner’ fails in its mission
 
 
 
 
Value-based education recommended to counter religious violence
Christian university to lose its deemed status
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Cardinal to testify in abuse case
Orthodox Metropolitan pledges collaboration with other churches
Theological college enters digital world
   
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