World Communion of Reformed ChurchesMember Church News: Responses, Retirements, Reforms
World Renew is responding after Hurricane Matthew left a path of destruction and heartbreak across the Caribbean, especially in Haiti, and along the southeast coast of the United States.
The Presbyterian Church of Colombia issued a letter to response the adverse outcome in the referendum on the peace agreement reached between the government and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, pledging continued support to the peace process.
The Church of Scotland’s longest-serving woman parish minister has retired after 37 years of service. Very Rev Dr Lorna Hood also served as Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland in 2013/14.
The push for humane immigration reform brought veterans, advocates, clergy and people of faith to the border wall dividing the Nogales, Arizona, and Mexico communities as part of a joint rally calling for a new model of border justice that builds bridges and relationships instead of walls and policies that create fear and division.
The Uniting Church in Australia (UCA) has released the We Are the Uniting Church video series, which unfolds the story of the UCA and their life, ministries and mission.
More than one hundred representatives of churches, theological institutions, ecumenical organizations and specialized ministries from ten countries gathered in Matanzas, Cuba, at the Evangelical Theological Seminary to celebrate the seventieth anniversary of the institution and reflect on theological teaching and its sustainability in Latin America and the Caribbean.
In light of the escalating violent attacks and violence orchestrated against Christian minorities in Pakistan, the Christian Conference of Asia organized a pastoral solidarity visit to Pakistan.
A group of women representing the Myanmar Council of Churches and other member churches of the Christian Conference of Asia (CCA) in Myanmar visited the CCA headquarters and discussed possibilities to enhance the participation of church women in the Asian ecumenical movement through the CCA.