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Home » Mission & Unity » World Church » Middle East » Page 5

Olof Palme Prize – Acceptance speech

February 3, 2016 By Web Editor

Acceptance speech by Rev Dr Mitri Raheb at the Olof Palme Prize Stockholm, Swedish Parliament. January 29th, 2016   Dear Ms. Lisbeth Palme, thank you for your kind and powerful words. Your Excellencies; dear friends, ladies and gentlemen, It is truly an honor to be with you on this day receiving the Olof Palme Prize. […]

Filed Under: Middle East, News From External Sources

A Christian Friend of Islam reflects upon the Marrakesh Declaration

February 3, 2016 By Web Editor

Mention of religion and the Middle East is without question a toxic combination in the minds of most people. This is largely to do with how the media have presented the region although, it has to be said, it holds a degree of accuracy for those bereaved, tortured and rendered stateless. Given this state of […]

Filed Under: CTBI News, Middle East

WCC urges support for social media campaign to end Syria crisis

January 25, 2016 By Web Editor

Video: 5 years in 60 seconds

The World Council of Churches (WCC) is joining the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), with which it works in promoting the interests of children, to support a social media campaign to help end the Syria crisis. The WCC and UNICEF are asking people to watch and share the short video (above) as part of speaking out […]

Filed Under: Asylum and Refugees, Featured Posts, Middle East, News From External Sources, World Church, World Council of Churches

Churches respond to vote for military action in Syria

December 3, 2015 By Web Editor

RAF Tornado GR4 Jet

Churches in Britain have spoken out following the House of Commons vote to take military action in Syria. The President and Vice-President of the Methodist Church in Britain have made a call for peace following the vote: ‘We join with people of all faiths, as we pray for Syria following last night’s decision that the […]

Filed Under: Conflict, Featured Posts, Member Churches, Middle East, News From External Sources

Church statements on Syria before UK Parliament debate

December 2, 2015 By Web Editor

RAF Tornado GR4 Jet

Churches in Britain issued statements relating to extending military action to Syria prior to the UK Parliament voting for air strikes. Cardinal Vincent Nichols of the Catholic Church in England and Wales on 2 December 2015 released a statement on action to stop ISIS in Iraq and Syria. ‘Effective action is necessary to stop the […]

Filed Under: Conflict, Middle East, News From External Sources

Churches condemn Paris and Beirut attacks

November 16, 2015 By Web Editor

French flag

The terrorist attacks in Paris have brought strong condemnation from Church leaders including the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, and Cardinal Vincent Nichols of the Catholic Church in England and Wales. Church leaders have also issued statements on the Beirut bombs of 12 November 2015 and other acts of violence around the world. Below are […]

Filed Under: Conflict, Middle East, News From External Sources

Inter-religious action aims to build confidence among religious communities

July 15, 2015 By Web Editor

Church of the Multiplication of Loaves and Fish at Tabgha, Israel

Following an attack in June 2015 on a church on the northern shore of the Sea of Galilee, Israel, the Elijah Interfaith Institute has launched a campaign to restore the friendship centre at the church where inter-religious meetings take place. The Church of the Multiplication of Loaves and Fish, at Tabgha, was set on fire […]

Filed Under: Inter-religious Dialogue, Middle East, News From External Sources, Peace and Reconciliation, World Church

Christians in Israel and Middle East, our present and future

April 17, 2015 By Web Editor

Latin Patriarch Emeritus of Jerusalem, Mgr Michel Sabbah

During January 2015, the Latin Patriarch Emeritus of Jerusalem, Mgr Michel Sabbah, presented a lecture Christians in Israel and Middle East, our present and future at a conference whose theme was ‘Identity of Christian Palestinian Arabs in Israel’. The conference at the Harry S. Truman Institute, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, examined new trends of […]

Filed Under: Middle East, News From External Sources, World Church

Piano and organ recitals for ‘Iraqi Christians In Need’

April 16, 2015 By Web Editor

Iraqi Christians in Need

A series of piano and organ recitals are being held to support the charity Iraqi Christians in Need (ICIN), which provides financial relief to displaced refugee families under the care of the churches in northern Iraq. The recitals are by Carl Bahoshy, a UK-born Roman Catholic pianist and organist of Iraqi Catholic parents. Entry to […]

Filed Under: Events, Middle East, News From External Sources, World Church

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