4 July 2009 ECOT calls for holy land pilgrimage that promotes peace... Church feels sanctions against North Korea will not yield positive results... India to host Asian Mission Conference in 2010.... Malaysian churches condemn detention of Aung San Suu Kyi... Asian Women's Resource Centre moves to Indonesia... Churches concerned about political developments in the state of Perak... Berty Manuel passes away... Malaysian churches call for protection to Tamil civilians... CCA urged to start constitutional process of selecting new general secretary... Catholic radio station completes 40 years of broadcasting...

For a Democratic and Just Response to the Global Financial and Economic Crisis WACC statement on Press Freedom Day, 3 May 2009 MESSAGE TO BUDDHISTS FOR THE FEAST OF VESAKH/HANAMATSURI 2009 Asia Communication Sunday 2009 “Communication is Peace: Taking sides to build viable Communities.” MESSAGE OF THE PONTIFICAL COUNCIL FOR INTERRELIGIOUS DIALOGUE TO THE HINDUS ON THE FEAST OF DIWALI 2008 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 apenews.org web   ECOT calls for holy land pilgrimage that promotes peace   CHIANG MAI, Thailand (APEN) -- A global ecumenical organization, which works for “a tourism that is fair and just” has called on pilgrims and tour operators to the holy land not to dissociate with situation confronting the Palestinians.   Church feels sanctions against North Korea will not yield positive results     SEOUL (APEN) – The Presbyterian Church in the Republic of Korea (PROK) does not think the sanctions against North Korea will do any good to the region.   India to host Asian Mission Conference in 2010.     CHENNAI, India (APEN) – Plans are afoot to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the World Missionary Conference which was held in Edinburgh.   Malaysian churches condemn detention of Aung San Suu Kyi     KUALA LUMPUR (APEN) – The Council of Churches in Malaysia (CCM) has joined the international community “in strongly condemning the arrest and trumped-up trial” of the Burmese opposition leader and the Nobel Peace Prize laureate, Aung San Suu Kyi by the Burmese military government.   Asian Women's Resource Centre moves to Indonesia     KUALA LUMPUR (APEN) – A women’s organization engaged in promoting Asian women’s theology is being relocated from here to Yogyakarta in Indonesia.   Churches concerned about political developments in the state of Perak     KUALA LUMPUR (APEN) – The Council of Churches of Malaysia (CCM) has expressed concern over the disruptive events that took place on 7 May in one of the state assemblies in the country.   Berty Manuel passes away     CHENNAI, India (APEN) – Reverend Albert Manuel, a Church of South India (CSI) pastor and a well known communication expert in the church and the ecumenical movement passed away here on 30 April. He was 85.   Malaysian churches call for protection to Tamil civilians     KUALA LUMPUR (APEN) – A council of churches has called upon the Sri Lankan government to ensure safety and security to the Tamil civilian population who are caught up in a war between the military and the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Elam in the north eastern part of the country.   CCA urged to start constitutional process of selecting new general secretary     HONG KONG (APEN) – An ecumenical leader has urged the Christian Conference of Asia (CCA) to make a committee, which it set up some months ago, operational.   Catholic radio station completes 40 years of broadcasting     MANILA (APEN) – A Catholic radio station, known also as the “Missionary of Asia, and “the Voice of Asian Christianity” celebrated 40 of years of its service to the region. 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 BOGOTÁ DECLARATION 2009 International forum commits to a counter-imperial faith as it links Colombia's 'bleeding' to U.S. agenda in Latin America Samuel Kobia's term as WCC general secretary extended Amy Goodman to receive Communication for Peace Award WORLD CHURCHES' INITIATIVE AGAINST VIOLENCE FOCUSES ON THE PACIFIC An interview with the Rev Dr Lee Hong Jung, President of the Manila Presbyterian Theological Seminary in the Philippines. What about Christian Ethics? ‘The Christian Travel Planner’ fails in its mission   Cardinal to testify in abuse case Orthodox Metropolitan pledges collaboration with other churches Theological college enters digital world

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