SF Chinese Christians Celebrate Easter Sunrise Service
SAN FRANCISCO- Despite gloomy and rainy weather, Chinese Christians in San Francisco have gathered early on Easter Sunday to celebrate the great hope in the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Section : Ecumenical
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SF Chinese Christians Rediscover How 'Good' is Good Friday
SAN FRANCISCO- Chinese Christians from 13 churches gathered for an ecumenical Good Friday Worship Service, meditating the meaning of Jesus’ death on the cross. -
SF Chinese Churches Hold Ecumenical Easter Celebrations
SAN FRANCISCO- 13 Chinese churches in San Francisco will participate in a series of celebration organized by the San Francisco Chinese Christian Union (CCU) during the Easter holiday, running from Goo -
Thousand Drawn to Joint Church Southeast Gospel Conference
Chinese churches in the southeast region of the United States have joined together in a gospel conference as an effort of mass evangelism to reach out to people outside churches. -
Bay Area Chinese Spring Camp Targets on Evangelizing Mainland Chinese
An upcoming annual Chinese Christian camp in Bay Area targets on evangelizing Mainland Chinese non-believers by challenging them to reflect on the meaning of life. -
Asian American Churches Plan Revival for Azusa Centennial
Asian American churches near the Los Angeles area are preparing for a revival prayer set to begin the day after the Azusa Street Revival centennial celebration. -
Hong Kong Christians Celebrate 119th World Day of Prayer
Hong Kong, home to around 300,000 Protestant Christians, will celebrate the 119th World Day of Prayer, as part of the world to knit the global prayer blanket. -
Week of Prayer for Christian Unity Begins Worldwide Today
As Christian churches and communities across the world join in prayers today for the Christian Prayer Week for Christian Unity 2006, each day will have its own biblical reflections and prayers. -
Prayer Week for Christian Unity Mobilizes World's Christians to Pray
From January 18-25, the Christian Prayer Week for Christian Unity 2006 will focus on a promise from Jesus Christ as the theme for the ecumenical bodies around the world. -
2005 Mainland Chinese Ministry Conference Gathered Leaders for a Weekend of Thanksgiving
Over the Thanksgiving weekend on Nov. 24-27 in Virginia, Reston, over 200 Chinese Christian leaders with most of them from mainland China gathered to share their hopes for the future of China missions -
7th CCCOWE Conference: Spreading the Holistic Gospel of Christ to All Nations
Two hundred years ago, Robert Morrison set foot in Macau, and first brought the gospel to Chinese. Two hundred years later, the 7th Chinese Churches of World Evangelism will be hosted in Macau from Ju -
World Christian Leaders Affirm Promise of Peace
In observance of the International Day of Peace (IDOP) on Sept 21, world Christian leaders joined with UN in praying and testifyiing to the promise of peace amid war, oppression, and violence. -
The ETF Challenge for the 7th CCCOWE Conference 2006: the American Born Chinese
The 2006 7th CCCOWE conference will provide a parallel english track in order to reach out to American Born Chinese by including them into the CCCOWE movement. -
Pope's Invitation to Chinese Clergy Brightens Vatican-China Relationship
Four Chinese bishops from Mainland China were invited by Pope Benedict XVI on Thursday to attend a meeting of the world's bishops in Vatican, the Associated Press reported. -
WCC International Day of Prayer for Peace 2005 to Focus on Asia
The International Day of Prayer for Peace is part of the framework of the WCC "Decade to Overcome Violence: Churches seeking Reconciliation and Peace (2001-2010)" (DOV). -
WCC Inaugurates Library and Research Institute for Ecumenical Movement
An inauguration was held on Sunday June 26 to officially open a newly-renovated library and a research institute dedicated to expanding ecumenical knowledge and theology. -
First World Chinese Christian Leadership Seminar Begins in Taipei
Organized by CCCOWE, Hong Kong Church Renewal Movement committee and Chinese Christian Evangelistic Association, the 2005 First World Chinese Christian Leadership Seminar is being held in Taipei Tienm -
Interreligious Dialogue Must Translate into Action, Leaders Say
"Together we need to deal with the major issues that are haunting the world. But we should also see that religions have been as much part of the problem as part of the solution." -
Pentecostals Consider Joining Ecumenical Movement
Pentecostal communities can offer a “power beyond ourselves” to the 21st century ecumenical movement, according to a Pentecostal scholar at the World Council of Church’s weeklong mission and evangelis -
Americans Unite for Global Day of Prayer
The American response to the first-ever Global Day of Prayer (GDOP) far exceeded expectations, at least according to the planners of GDOP events nationwide. -
CWME Follows Footsteps of Apostles & Embraces Unity amid Diversity
Following in the footsteps of the Apostle Paul, the general secretary of the World Council of Churches proclaimed Christian unity in "a fellowship that exceeds our capacity to define it." -
Conference on World Mission and Evangelism Opened Officially in Athens
"To empower participants to continue their call to be in mission together and to work towards reconcilation and healing in Chrsit in God's world today." -
First Conference on World Mission and Evangelism in 21st Century Officially Began
The conference is organized by the World Council of Churches (WCC) with the theme "Come Holy Spirit, heal and reconcile!", where more than 500 representatives from all continents and all major churche -
2005 Global Day of Prayer Initiated on May 6th
The Global Day of Prayer lands on the Pentecost Sunday, May 15, 2005, where the greater fullness of Christ's life and the glory of His church and the needs of each city and each nations will be the t -
WCC Responds to UN Referendum on Reform
The head of the World Council of Churches sent a memorandum to the secretary general of the United Nations, Kofi Annan, in response to the recently released report on reforming the UN.
