(A Statement on World AIDS Day, 2016) The National Council of Churches in the Philippines (NCCP) affirms God’s love for every person living with or affected by HIV. This year,
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Rise up for abundant life
(Unity Statement of the NCCP Conference on Yolanda Response) We, eighty one (81) participants from churches, faith-based institutions, people’s organizations and survivors from communities devastated by Typhoon Yolanda (international name
Yolanda survivors hold fluvial parade, call on Duterte gov’t to ensure justice to disaster survivors, address roots of vulnerability to climate change
Yolanda survivors aboard 75 boats from the fishing villages of Leyte and Samar held a fluvial parade from Basey, Samar across the San Pedro Bay to Tacloban City to dramatize
Church group holds conference on Yolanda response challenges gov’t to address the roots of people’s vulnerability to disasters
The National Council of Churches in the Philippines (NCCP), the largest aggrupation of Protestant and non-Roman Catholic Churches in the country, is holding a confab on the response of faith-based
Lumads welcomed in NCCP churches on Indigenous Peoples Sunday 2016
On Indigenous Peoples (IP) Sunday, 15 churches welcomed representatives from different Lumad tribes in Mindanao to share their experiences of landlessness, oppression, and militarization in their communities brought about by
On the violent dispersal of National Minorities
“I know that the Lord maintains the cause of the afflicted, and executes justice on the needy.” (Psalm 140:12) We, the officers of the National Council of Churches in the Philippines
NCCP staff join Interfaith Solidarity Mission with Lumads in Bukidnon
On Indigenous Peoples (IP) Sunday, 15 churches welcomed representatives from different Lumad tribes in Mindanao to share their experiences of landlessness, oppression, and militarization in their communities brought about by
Ecuemenical peace groups: broad support needed for GRP-NDFP Peace Talks
The National Council of Churches in the Philippines (NCCP), Philippine Ecumenical Peace Platform (PEPP) and Pilgrims for Peace led an Ecumenical Peace Forum at the Pastoral Center, Diocese of Cubao,
Pangasinan and Central Luzon Ecumenical Assembly officially formed
In an effort to address the challenge of disaster response in their region, church leaders and lay workers from NCCP member churches in Central Luzon and Pangasinan officially formed the
On the government response to illegal drugs
The National Council of Churches in the Philippines (NCCP), a fellowship of ten member churches and nine associate members, expresses its concern over the conduct of the campaign against illegal