Christian Conference of Asia

CCA General Secretary urges churches in Asia to reimagine human mobility and build more inclusive and resilient societies in post-COVID-19 world

Posted on 18 December 2020

“Although it is a slow process, the world is now moving towards global recovery from the pandemic, which now provides an opportunity to reimagine human mobility as well as to build more inclusive and resilient societies. However, the worth and value of migrants in shaping a post-COVID-19 world and their capacities to contribute towards the […]

 

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Extremist religious groups create dangerous fault-lines within communities in Asia, observe panellists of CCA’s virtual conference

Posted on 16 December 2020

*Ruth Mathen Panellists of the CCA Webinar on ‘Impact of Growing Religious Extremism on Women in Asia’ CHIANG MAI: A virtual conference on ‘The Impact of Growing Religious Extremism on Women in Asia’ organised by the Christian Conference of Asia (CCA) observed, “The menace of religious extremism and intolerance has once again reared its ugly […]

 

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CCA’s webinar to highlight ‘Impact of Growing Religious Extremism on Women in Asia’

Posted on 14 December 2020

A webinar on ‘Impact of Growing Religious Extremism on Women in Asia’ will be held on Tuesday, 15 December 2020, at 12 noon (12 PM) Bangkok (Thailand) time. Religious extremism is a growing menace in the Asia region. It has intensified intolerance and conflicts, with profound impacts on the lives and livelihoods of women. The […]

 

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“Human rights are imperative to forge effective responses for full recovery,” says CCA General Secretary on Human Rights Day–2020

Posted on 10 December 2020

CHIANG MAI: Advocating for a rights-based approach to combat the pandemic, the General Secretary of the Christian Conference of Asia, Dr Mathews George Chunakara, stated that the theme of Human Rights Day–2020, ‘Recover Better—Stand Up for Human Rights’ conveys the message of  “the need for engagement with stakeholders and partners as well as the need […]

 

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‘Impact of Growing Religious Extremism on Women in Asia’ will be the focus of the upcoming CCA webinar

Posted on 8 December 2020

The next online webinar in the Christian Conference of Asia (CCA)’s webinar series is set to discuss the ‘Impact of Growing Religious Extremism on Women in Asia’. The virtual discussion is scheduled for Tuesday, 15 December 2020, at 12 noon (Bangkok time). Most Asian countries have experienced different forms of religious extremism. The growing trend […]

 

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Training on good governance for Asian church leaders

Posted on 8 December 2020

Participants (comprising Asian church leaders and AEI–2020 students) of the CCA Good Governance Training Programme CHIANG MAI: The Christian Conference of Asia (CCA) organised a three-day training programme from 25–27 November 2020 for leaders of member churches and councils on “Good Governance in Churches and Related Organisations in Asia”. Held in the online mode, the […]

 

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CCA campaigns for declaration of 18 May as Universal Day for Prevention of Militarism and Authoritarianism

Posted on 7 December 2020

CHIANG MAI: The Christian Conference of Asia (CCA) joins a global cohort of civil society and faith based organisations to advocate for the declaration of 18 May each year as the Universal Day for the Prevention of Militarism and Authoritarianism (UDPMA). Initiated by the May 18 Memorial Foundation in South Korea in association with the […]

 

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CCA advocates for disability inclusion in post-COVID-19 world on International Day of Persons with Disabilities–2020

Posted on 3 December 2020

  CHIANG MAI: A public statement released by the General Secretary of the CCA, Dr Mathews George Chunakara, on the occasion of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD)–2020, advocated for disability inclusion to be inculcated in the design of the post-COVID-19 world. The General Secretary stated that the theme of IDPD–2020, “Building Back […]

 

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AEI–2020 students affirm commitments to justice and pledge to serve their communities

Posted on 2 December 2020

Students of AEI–2020 (partial only) CHIANG MAI: At the end of the month-long annual ecumenical formation and leadership training, the Asian Ecumenical Institute (AEI) of the Christian Conference of Asia (CCA), the 36 students from across Asia who attended it collectively affirmed their commitments to faith and justice in all forms and also pledged to […]

 

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Historic virtual meeting of CCA Executive Committee takes major decisions

Posted on 2 December 2020

CCA Executive Committee Meeting-2020 CHIANG MAI:  The annual meeting of the Executive Committee of the Christian Conference of Asia (CCA), adhering to the “new normal”, met virtually on 27–28 November 2020. This was the first time in the history of the CCA that a high-level meeting was conducted entirely online and took several major decisions, […]

 

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