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As pilgrimage meeting closes in Vancouver: “the mission of God continues to unfold” (opens the original)
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The Pilgrimage of Justice, Reconciliation, and Unity Reference Group of the World Council of Churches (WCC) concluded its meeting in Vancouver, Canada, held from 17 to 22 September, affirming a strategic direction to broaden and deepen the pilgrimage across the life of the fellowship. Through plenary discussions, working groups, contextual encounters, and collective discernment, the group emphasized stronger connection, collaboration, co-creation, and mutual learning among commissions, regions,
In Hungary, WCC general secretary reflects on church in changing landscapes (opens the original)
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World Council of Churches general secretary began a visit to Hungary by offering a lecture in Debrechen on 24 September. Exploring “Church in Changing landscapes: God’s Mission and Our Own,” Pillay reflected on how the current context should influence the mission of the churches. “I want to argue that Christian mission can be crucial—one might almost say redemptive—in addressing the problems of our world at their deepest root,” he said. “Attempts to define Christian mission have resulted in prol
WCC hosts General Commission on Religion and Race of the United Methodist Church (opens the original)
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The World Council of Churches (WCC), on 16 September, hosted a group from the General Commission on Religion and Race (GCORR) of the United Methodist Church. The visitors received a welcome to the WCC, then entered into a conversation with WCC staff on global migration issues within the European context. The commission, established in 1968, exists to hold the church accountable for rejecting racism, promoting diversity and inclusion, and ensuring equity at every level of the denomination. “Our v
Let’s paddle together: companionship in a local context (opens the original)
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What does it mean to be companions across differences of culture, faith, and history? How do we share responsibility when our wounds and our power are not equal? Can we travel together without trying to steer each other’s boats? These questions guided my presentation to the World Council of Churches (WCC) Pilgrimage of Justice, Reconciliation, and Unity Reference Group. The group met from 16-22 September, at Vancouver School of Theology, on the un-ceded territory of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam) p
Asian institute concludes after exploring “Hope for Liberation Amidst the Groaning of Creation” (opens the original)
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Twenty-three young ecumenists were called to embody hope and unity during the month-long Asian Ecumenical Institute 2026 in Chiang Mai, an annual ecumenical formation programme organised by the Christian Conference of Asia. Christian Conference of Asia general secretary Rev. Jung Eun Grace Moon delivered a farewell address. “The future of the ecumenical movement in Asia depends not on institutions alone, but on people like you—formed, committed, and courageous—who are willing to embody unity in
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