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Activist seeks church support for Tibetan cause... Theology students vow to remove casteism from churches... Churches voice concern about corruption within... Governor assures protection to Christians ... Accountability to God makes us accountable to one another, says WCC chief... British nun receives Rotary award... New website launched... Cherian Thomas is new director of Ecumenical Christian Centre... Sunita Suna appointed regional secretary of WSCF... South Korean church condoles the death of North Korean leader...
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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Open letter to WACC members and partners
An Islamic Response to Kairos Palestine
Thirst for water - thirst for life: Biblical reflection by Konrad Raiser Thirst for water - thirst for life: Biblical reflection by Konrad Raiser
WACC calls on its members and partners to celebrate and support World Radio Day 2012.
WACC promotes local efforts for zero discrimination in HIV and AIDS
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Vavuniya revisited
Religious tolerance and accommodation must be taken seriously by faith communities
Land reform program needs a new moral compass
Deadly judicial reasoning
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  Activist seeks church support for Tibetan cause
  A Tibetan political activist, living in India, has sought the Christian support for the struggles of the Tibetan people.
  Theology students vow to remove casteism from churches
    Some 125 theology students from different parts of India have called for an “empowering and transformative’’ theology for building a society based on justice and peace.
  Churches voice concern about corruption within
    Church properties must not be sold or leased, because ‘’they belong to future generations,’’ asserted a national assembly of the Protestant and Orthodox churches in India.
  Governor assures protection to Christians
    The Karnataka state governor has assured the Christian community that their places of worship will be safeguarded and protected.
  Accountability to God makes us accountable to one another, says WCC chief
    Head of an international ecumenical organization has said that people who show partiality and discrimination to others cannot be believers in God and Jesus Christ.
  British nun receives Rotary award
    INDIA -- British Montfort Missionary Sister Jacqueline Jean McEwan, has been conferred the Rotary International Peace and Good Will Award.
  New website launched
    INDIA -- A new website, www.ucanindia.in was launched in New Delhi on 30 January.
  Cherian Thomas is new director of Ecumenical Christian Centre
    INDIA -- Reverend Cherian Thomas, theologian and Mar Thoma priest has taken over as the director of the Ecumenical Christian Centre (ECC) in Bangalore on 15 December 2011.
  Sunita Suna appointed regional secretary of WSCF
    HONG KONG -- Ms Sunita Sumati Suna from India has been appointed the regional secretary of the World Student Christian Federation -Asia Pacific Region (WSCF-AP) effective from 1 January 2012.
  South Korean church condoles the death of North Korean leader
    SEOUL -- A Presbyterian church in South Korea has condoled the death of North Korean leader Kim Jung-Il.
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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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Coordinator of Kairos Palestine, Rifat Kassis, responds to the Archbishop of Canterbury
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
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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
 
 
 
 
WCC expresses gratitude for Rowan Williams’ leadership and contributions
WCC and Globethics.net launch global online theological resource
CCA general secretary visits churches in Indonesia
Commission says no true Hindus attacked churches
Roger Gaikwad assumes office as NCCI general secretary
Dalit women’s centre opened
Mark Tully to deliver Samartha lecture
Value-based education recommended to counter religious violence
Christian university to lose its deemed status
Arun Shourie to deliver Stanley Samartha memorial lecture
   
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