“Christ is our peace, who has made us both one and has broken down the walls of hostility.” –Eph 2.14 The National Council of Churches in the Philippines (NCCP) expresses
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Witness in the throes of tyranny
Joint Statement of the Council of Priests and National Priests Organization on Duterte’s Authoritarianism and Warmongering “The world will make you suffer. But be brave! I have defeated the world!”
Itigil ang Pamamaslang! Pananampalataya, Tindigan!
Union Theological Seminary Student Government 2017-2018 Sa mga panahon na ito ng kaguluhan at kabi-kabilang patayan na nagaganap sa ating bayan, hinahamon ang ating paninindigan at pananampalataya na nakaugat sa
Statement of Concern on the Impeachment against the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
“If you bite and devour one another take heed that you are not consumed by one another.” (Gal.5:5) We, the officers and the denominational heads of the member churches of
Follow the God who reaches out to us in our frailty and vulnerability
The National Council of Churches in the Philippines expresses alarm that the country has now become the fastest growing HIV epidemic in Asia and the Pacific, and has become one
Philippine FBO Forum: Solidarity Statement
Filipinos face risks and disasters as a people continually. In the last two decades alone, the Philippines endured over 274 natural disasters, and is certain to face more in the
Ecumenical Witness Sunday 2017
(A few years after its founding as a Council of Churches in November, 1963, the NCCP Executive Committee designated the 3rd Sunday of November as NCCP Sunday or currently known
Faith-based organizations pursue peace and rehabilitation in Marawi
“Transforming Faith into Action” continues to be the main calling for faith-based organizations (FBOs) in the Philippines as efforts to realize peace and lasting development remain to be a major
Witnessing and ministering in solidarity with the people
I bring you warm greetings from the National Council of Churches in the Philippines. The NCCP has been asked to share on how the churches in the Philippines and the
Never again to tyranny, never again to dictatorship
Homily at the Ecumenical Gathering for Justice, Peace and the Sanctity of Life Central United Methodist Church, Manila By: Rev. Dr. Eleazar S. Fernandez, President, Union Theological Seminary September 21,