By Matters India Reporter Chiang Mai: A four-day Asia regional consultation has explored creating space for the churches in Asia to discuss and share the concerns related to HIV and AIDS, human sexuality and reproductive health. Organized by the Christian Conference of Asia as part of its special program onContinue Reading
July 30 is the UN observance of the World Day against Trafficking in PersonsContinue Reading
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
Violence affects Cambodian women and destroys the social fabricContinue Reading
The conference organized the prayers at its headquarters in Chiang Mai, northern Thailand.Continue Reading
By Matters India Reporter Phnom Penh: A group of church leaders from Cambodia’s rural congregations has affirmed to proclaim the Gospel to all God’s people and witness together in participating to build the Kingdom of God. The ecumenical leadership development training organized by the Christian Conference of Asia (CCA) inContinue Reading
By Matters India Reporter Chiang Mai: The Christian Conference of Asia (CCA) expressed condolences on the sudden demise of Asma Jahangir, an internationally recognised champion of the human rights movement hailing from Pakistan. Jahangir has been closely associated with the human rights advocacy initiatives of the CCA and the WorldContinue Reading
The theme of AEYA is on ‘Lord, Send Your Light and Truth to Lead Us.’
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By Matters India Reporter Chiang Mai (Thailand): The Christian Conference of Asia (CCA) condemned the terrorist attack against the worshippers during a Sunday (December 17) worship service in Pakistan which killed at least nine people and wounded up to 56. The attack by two suicide bombers on a packed BethelContinue Reading
Colombo: A consultation on action against violence in post war Sri Lanka heard Church women asserting zero tolerance. “The Church in Sri Lanka should ensure zero tolerance to violence against women at all levels, when the women in the war-torn Sri Lanka still face a rising rate of violence afterContinue Reading
