By Matters India Reporter Kottayam: The Christian Conference of Asia says for opening “closed doors” to strangers is not an option but “a theological mandate” for the followers of Christ. “Our task is to open the closed doors to embrace the strangers, which is a liberative engagement. Contextually, the re-interpretationContinue Reading
Father Chandrankunnel is the first director of Bengaluru’s Ecumenical Christian CentreContinue Reading
Dance is a broken symbol, the beauty that testifies to the woundContinue Reading
The Church has a moral and pastoral obligation to accept and accompany migrants as a missionary imperativeContinue Reading
By: Roshin George Yangon: Sister Sudha Varghese, a Catholic nun and social activist who has been working for over two decades among the most downtrodden and oppressed Musahar community (rat eaters) in Bihar state of India shared her struggles as she was leading a life in servanthood. Speaking on “JourneyingContinue Reading
Yangon: More than 500 participants from all over the world gathered this morning for the opening of the Asia Mission Conference (AMC) in Yangon, Myanmar. The conference, the fourth of its kind since the founding of the Christian Conference of Asia (CCA) in 1957, marks an important opportunity to bringContinue Reading
The theme is “Journeying Together: Prophetic Witness to the Truth and Light, in Asia”Continue Reading
