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The Feast of Creation initiative represents a profound ecumenical opportunity as Christian churches worldwide consider elevating 1 September from a World Day of Prayer for Creation to a liturgical feast across denominations. A key milestone in this journey will be the upcoming Nicaea Centenary and Creation Day Conference in Assisi in May, where church actors will discuss pathways in this important process. A new WCC podcast explores the vision of the Feast of Creation initiative, highlighting its significance as a potential gesture of Christian unity and ecological commitment. 

The World Council of Churches (WCC) Gender Justice Reference Group engaged in a series of visits in Harare, Zimbabwe during its meeting in December. 

In a pilgrimage amidst deadly war, Episcopal Archbishop Ezekiel Kondo of Sudan, undertook a pastoral visit to Khartoum, where he witnessed full churches and thriving ecumenism.

Christmas messages from the World Council of Churches (WCC) member churches and partners across the world are bringing good tidings, deep prayers, light, and hope, even amid the world’s challenges. 

Los mensajes de Navidad de las iglesias miembros del Consejo Mundial de Iglesias (CMI) y sus asociados en todo el mundo traen buenas nuevas y ofrecen profundas oraciones, luz y esperanza, incluso en medio de los desafíos planetarios. 

Weihnachtsbotschaften der Mitgliedskirchen und Partnerorganisationen des Ökumenischen Rates der Kirchen (ÖRK) aus der ganzen Welt versprechen inmitten der bestehenden Herausforderungen frohe Nachrichten, innige Gebete, Licht und Hoffnung. 

Les messages de Noël des Églises membres et des partenaires du Conseil œcuménique des Églises (COE) du monde entier sont porteurs de bonnes nouvelles, de prières ardentes, de lumière et d’espérance, dans un monde en butte à de nombreuses difficultés.

Guided by the theme “See the Signs,” staff of the World Council of Churches and its partner organizations from the Ecumenical Centre gathered for an Advent celebration in St Hippolyte Roman Catholic Church in Geneva on 2 December.