NCCP Statement on the dismissal of civil case against Bishop Mangalinao and environmental advocates of Kasibu, Nueva Vizcaya The National Council of Churches in the Philippines (NCCP) congratulates Most Reverend
NCCP Statement on the dismissal of civil case against Bishop Mangalinao and environmental advocates of Kasibu, Nueva Vizcaya The National Council of Churches in the Philippines (NCCP) congratulates Most Reverend
NCCP Statement on the 10th Anniversary of the Duterte Administration’s “War on Drugs” Ten years ago, on June 30, 2016, former President Rodrigo Duterte assumed the highest office in the
Pahayag ng NCCP hinggil sa Tacloban school shooting Lubos na nakikiramay ang Sangguniang Pambansa ng mga Simbahan sa Pilipinas (National Council of Churches in the Philippines (NCCP)) sa mga mahal
QUEZON CITY, Philippines—The NCCP Ecumenical Ministry-UP Church of the Risen Lord (UPCRL) welcomed Reverend Emmanuel Bart Michael Kimwell of the Iglesia Evangelica Metodista en las Islas Filipinas (IEMELIF) as their
NCCP Statement on the 128th Proclamation of Philippine Independence As we mark the 128th anniversary of the proclamation of Philippine independence, we give thanks for the courage and sacrifice of
NCCP Statement on the denial of entry to Rev. Sadie Stone, USA Minister Upon arrival at Manila International Airport, Rev. Sadie Stone, a clergy member of the United Methodist Church
MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA—Mr. Mervin Sol Toquero, NCCP Deputy General Secretary, reported on the situation of Filipino women and the ongoing efforts of churches and civil society organizations to address state-perpetuated gender-based
“The worker deserves his wages.” – 1 Timothy 5:18, NIV The workers deserve fair compensation—not just any wage, but a living wage that enables them to support and protect their
“Nasusulat din, ‘Ang manggagawa ay nararapat sa kanyang sahod.’” – 1 Timoteo 5:18, FSV Ang mga manggagawa ay may karapatang tumanggap ng makatarungang sahod—hindi lamang karaniwang sahod, kundi isang nakabubuhay
[ NCCP Liturgy for Migrants Sunday 2026 ] In observance of NCCP Migrants Sunday, we offer this worship liturgy for use by our member churches. It may be adapted in