“that the creation itself will be liberated from its bondage to decay and brought into the freedom and glory of the children of God.” Romans 8:21, NIV On the occasion
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NCCP: Community pantries, exemplars of Christian values of loving our neighbor
Quezon City: The National Council of Churches in the Philippines (NCCP) praised the community pantries that sprung up in many parts of the country. Bishop Reuel Norman Marigza, NCCP General
Restore us O Lord, in truth and love
2021 Easter Message from the Moderator, Rev. Gun Hee LEE Presbyterian Church in the Republic of Korea (PROK) “He is not the God of the dead, but of the living”
Let us uphold our right to love God and our people
A Statement on the Freeze Order of UCCP Haran’s Assets and Properties The National Council of Church in the Philippines (NCCP) strongly condemns the freezing of accounts and properties of
Ang pitong huling wika ni Kristo sa krus (Mga pagninilay)
UNANG HULING WIKA – Mr. Jondave Angeles Iglesia Evangelica Metodista En Las Islas Filipinas “Ama, patawarin mo sila, sapagkat hindi nila nalalaman ang kanilang ginagawa.” (Lucas 23:34) Pagpapatawad, tugon sa
NCCP expresses support to Senate Bill against red-tagging
Quezon City–The National Council of Churches in the Philippines expressed its support to Senate Bill (SB) No. 2121 filed by Sen. Franklin Drilon penalizing state actors who practice red-tagging. “Along
NCCP Supports Bishops Pabillo and David on IATF’s order to ban Religious Gatherings on Holy Week
Quezon City: The National Council of Churches in the Philippines, the country’s biggest aggrupation of mainline Protestant and Non-Roman Catholic churches, echoed the sentiment of the Archdiocese of Manila Bishop
Worse than Before: A Year of Negligence and Ineptitude
A year ago, the whole of Luzon was placed in one of the longest and most brutal lockdowns in the world to contain a fast-spreading deadly virus with the rest
NCCP expresses concern on Myanmar’s military rule, “We share your struggle.”
Quezon City, Philippines — The National Council of Churches in the Philippines (NCCP) expressed its utmost concern regarding “the abrupt return to military rule of Myanmar and the onslaught of
NCCP: “Righteous indignation over the killings and illegal arrests in Calabarzon.”
Quezon City, Philippines — “Righteous indignation, stemming from our faith in God and our belief that humans are created in the image of God, compels us to strongly condemn the