“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
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Make every effort to do what leads to peace
OFFICIAL STATEMENT ON THE 115TH IFI PROCLAMATION DEAR PEOPLE OF GOD: We pause for a moment today to celebrate the Proclamation Anniversary of our beloved Church which many had judged
A letter from prison
(Bishop Carlo Morales letter to July 31, 2017 Free Bishop Carlo Movement) A Greeting of Shalom to All! Let me start my (this) message in this noble gathering by sharing
Women of strength, yearning
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
Home based Marawi IDP’s ask more help
‘I hope that relief agencies would continually reach and help us,” said Normina Ali, who is 19 years old, just recently gave birth to her third child named Ashari, resident
NCCP churches coordinate resources, capacities for Marawi response
The National Council of Churches in the Philippines (NCCP) emergency response team has facilitated a coordination meeting among its member churches in Iligan City for Marawi humanitarian response last July
NCCP responds to the Marawi crisis in National Interfaith Humanitarian Mission
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
Standing with the Lumads in comdemning military operations that resulted anew to the massive evacuation of Lumads in Lianga, Surigao Del Sur
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
Laut’s Lament
“We are being hurt,” says Ustad Alimondas Laut, holding back tears. Sad stories aren’t the usual markers for the end of Ramadan in the Philippines. For Filipino Muslims, festivities generally
Ecumenical Women say: Yes to Peace Talks, No to Martial Law!
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