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
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
Churches urge GRP and NDF to resume peace talks amid the pandemic, reign of terror
MANILA, PHILIPPINES (FEBRUARY 22, 2021) – Working on to bring back human dignity that God gifted to his people, various churches in the Philippines are urging the Government of the
Church group decries relentless attacks against Bakwit Schools
Manila, Philippines—The National Council of Churches in the Philippines (NCCP) condemns the violent intrusion of the elements of the PNP Regional Office in Cebu into the University of San Carlos-Talamban
Stop Human Rights Violations Against Indigenous People
“Hate evil and love good, and establish justice in the gate …” (Amos 5:15, ESV) In biblical times the place of dispensing legal justice was the city gate, again and
Silence the guns during this season of hope
As a significant portion of our country starts the traditional “simbang gabi” to mark the birth of our Lord Jesus Christ, we appeal to the people to continue to pray and work for peace. Let us usher in a new dawning of peace – a peace that is not for the silencing of critical voices but a peace that addresses the root causes of dissent. We call on the government to re-focus its efforts and funds for medical and socio-economic solutions to heal the nation rather than spending for counter-insurgency and all-out war. We also call on both parties to silence their guns during this season of hope and open their hearts to peace so that as the year ends, “…by the tender mercy of our God, the dawn from on high will break upon us, to give light to those who sit in darkness and in the shadow of death, to guide our feet into the way of peace.” (Luke 1: 78-79).
NCCP on Human Rights Day: Stand for Justice, Stand for Human Rights
“The defense of human rights is at the very core of our faith because of our belief in the sanctity of life and the need to protect human dignity that God bestowed on each of us…”
Christ’s mission shall not be vilified and red-tagged!
“Blessed are you when people revile you and persecute you and utter all kinds of evil against you falsely[b] on my account. 12 Rejoice and be glad, for your reward