The National Council of Churches in the Philippines expresses grave concern over the undue haste in declaring Martial Law on the whole of Mindanao. Reports say the military launched a
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A call for prayers and sobriety for such a time like this
“All those gathered here will know that it is not by sword or spear that the our God saves.” (1 Samuel 17:47) Let us pray that the situation in Marawi and
Churches push for fast, free, confidential, voluntary HIV screening for all
As a response to the continuing rise of cases of HIV and AIDS among Filipinos, the National Council of Churches in the Philippines (NCCP), the country’s largest fellowship of mainline
A Tribute to Bishop Elmer Bolocon
We are gathered to pay tribute to a man whose life is a wholesome example of humility and quiet confidence. Big words we love to talk about but difficult to
Stop harassing our prophets, Free Bishop Carlo Morales and company
The National Council of Churches in the Philippines (NCCP) calls for the immediate and unconditional release of Bishop Carlo Morales, his wife Maria Teofilina, and their company from their illegal
Free Bishop Carlo and company – IFI Surigao
We are deeply saddened, and furious, on the way Ozamis City PNP treated the arrest and detention of the IFI Bishop of Ozamis, The Right Revd Carlo Morales, and his
IFI condemns the illegal arrest of Bishop Carlo Morales and his companions in Ozamis City
We, the Iglesia Filipina Independiente (IFI), raise our voice to the highest condemnation the illegal arrest of Bishop Carlo Morales and his companions by the elements of Philippine National Police
Philippine UPR Watch assails Government report at UN: “Misleading and does not reflect realities on the ground.”
This was the gist of a statement issued by the Philippine UPR Watch in reaction to a report submitted by the Duterte administration for the third cycle of the United
Stop the cover-up!
(Philippine UPR Watch holds mass actions in time for Universal Periodic Review on the Philippines) MANILA, PHILIPPINES – Rights advocates and member organizations of the Philippine UPR Watch held a mass
World Church leader calls for minute of silence for human rights victims in Philippines
“Sisters and brothers from the Philippines, we are following your work and we are supporting you in raising one voice for justice. Therefore, one voice for peace.” This was the gist