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Posted Fri, 02/26/2010 by admin

WCRC a "worthy partner" says Ghana's president


WCRC can be a “worthy partner” in efforts to address poverty and interfaith relations, Ghana’s president tells WCRC delegation.


L to R: Pillay and Mahama in Accra
(Photo: Presidential photography service)

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WCRC a "worthy partner" says Ghana's president

Posted Mon, 05/20/2013 by admin


WCRC can be a “worthy partner” in efforts to address poverty and interfaith relations, Ghana’s president tells WCRC delegation.


L to R: Pillay and Mahama in Accra
(Photo: Presidential photography service)

New pope welcomed by Reformed churches as a humble man dedicated to social justice

Posted Thu, 03/14/2013 by admin


A letter to Pope Francis from WCRC's general secretary praises the pope’s commitment to social justice issues. The pope's choice of name is a sign that "the plight of the poor will be important for you,” Setri Nyomi writes.


Pope Francis (Photo: Christian News)

Merry Christmas!

Posted Thu, 12/20/2012 by admin


"The birth of Jesus spells good news and hope. Let us rejoice in it, let us live it, let us proclaim it," Setri Nyomi, WCRC's general secretary writes in his Christmas message.

Merry Christmas!

WCRC issues tribute to Pope Shenouda III

Posted Mon, 03/19/2012 by admin

“The world Christian family and the ecumenical movement have lost a great leader,” WCRC’s general secretary, Setri Nyomi, says in a message sent to the Holy Synod of the Coptic Orthodox Church in Egypt. Nyomi was writing in response to news of the death on 17 March of Pope Shenouda III, leader of the Coptic Orthodox Church.

Pope Shenouda III (Photo: Oikoumene)


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