“And the seed whose fruit is justice is sown in peace by those who make peace” (James 3:18). The National Council of Churches in the Philippines (NCCP) and National Council

(Statement on the Cancellation of the 5th Round of Peace Talks) The National Council of Churches in the Philippines remains optimistic that the Government of the Republic of the Philippines 

Filipino women have been suffering for decades under a succession of governments who have promised change. Genuine social change, however, never came. Governments came and went, but the same social

We are Lumad, Moro, and Christian women who gathered together in Mindanao for a workshop on “Leadership Development and Capacity Building for Gender and Ecological Justice” held on May 21-27,

As a response to the call to provide relief goods to the identified areas, conduct psycho-social and medical services, and to document stories and cases of human rights violations, the

More than 200 people joined the formal launching of the Free Bishop Carlo Morales Movement at the IFI Conference Center in Manila on June 12, 2017. “Though the case of

As a response to the call to provide relief goods to the identified areas, conduct psycho-social and medical services, and to document stories and cases of human rights violations, the

Statement of the Obispo Maximo (Iglesia Filipina Independiente) July 08, 2017 “Make every effort to do what leads to peace” (Romans 14:19 NIV) Consistent with our position to stand with

“And the seed whose fruit is justice is sown in peace by those who make peace” (James 3:18). The National Council of Churches in the Philippines (NCCP) and National Council

More than 200 people joined the formal launching of the Free Bishop Carlo Morales Movement at the IFI Conference Center in Manila on June 12, 2017. “Though the case of

Faith-based humanitarian organizations committed to exploring unity and collaboration in the ministry of service to vulnerable and disaster-hit communities. The milestone was made during the “Transforming Faith into Action” workshop,

Amid unpeace, moms of Marawi exude toughness, optimism Noraysa Arumpak strives daily to put a sense of normalcy in the lives of her nine children, but reality keeps catching up

The refrain of one of my favorite hymns entitled: “In The Midst of New Dimensions goes like this: God of rainbow, fiery pillar, leading where the eagles soar, We your

In the Church of Sweden’s (CoS) biannual gathering “Världens Fest” (Feast of the World) in Västerås, Sweden, openly lesbian and gay church workers from the Philippines and South Africa shared

Filipino women have been suffering for decades under a succession of governments who have promised change. Genuine social change, however, never came. Governments came and went, but the same social

We are Lumad, Moro, and Christian women who gathered together in Mindanao for a workshop on “Leadership Development and Capacity Building for Gender and Ecological Justice” held on May 21-27,

An ecumenical youth group is inviting young people to the second event of its peace series, set on August 18 at Café Oikoumene in West Triangle, Quezon City. “We are

(Statement of Support for the Resumption of the Peace Talks) ‘They must turn from evil and do good; they must seek peace and pursue it.’ (1 Peter 3:11) The Kalipunan