25-29th July 2022Suva City, Fiji Gender Based Violence (GBV) continues to be a major concern with the Pacific having some of the highest per capita rates of violence in the world. How are our churches tackling this issue? From the Lire la suite…
Kyoto, Japan04th August, 2022 Religious leaders have been urged to to not stop working, not stop praying, not stop calling for justice for creation in the face of the Climate Crisis. PCC General Secretary, Rev James Bhagwan made this call Lire la suite…
22 July, 2022Canberra Representatives of Pacific and Australian Churches have concluded the first face to face meeting of the Pacific Church Partnership Advisory Network (‘PCPAN’) in Canberra, with a focus on self-determination, Pacific migrant labour, development in the Pacific and Lire la suite…
When I first came to Fiji, the first few weeks were a culture shock. One of the main differences apart from the change in climate was how in touch Fiji still is with traditions and protocols. I also noticed how Lire la suite…
MEMBERS of the Pacific Conference of Churches have been asked to pray for a referendum process scheduled in Kananky (New Caledonia). In a pastoral letter to member churches, PCC General Secretary – Reverend James Bhagwan – asked for a day Lire la suite…
RELIGIOUS organisations have called on Australia to ratify the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons. A letter to Prime Minister Scott Morrison and signed by the Pacific Conference of Churches on the 75th anniversary of the bombing of Hiroshima Lire la suite…
A PARTNERSHIP between UN Women and the Pacific Conference of Churches will address the regional epidemic of gender-based violence. The project will include a regional mapping of faith-based responses to Violence Against Women and Children, gender equality and child protection Lire la suite…
People first … the centre of any Budget must be men, women and children On the eve of the announcement of Fiji’s 2020-2021 Budget, the Pacific Conference of Churches calls on all Pacific Island countries to ensure that any national Lire la suite…
PAPUAN churches have called out the Indonesian government for institutionalised racism in its handling of West Papua’s 59-year struggle for self-determination. The claim by the Papua Church Council centred around Jakarta’s handling of protests in Surabaya last year and the Lire la suite…
THIS week the Pacific Conference of Churches joins faith communities around the world to mark the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, In our morning devotions and prayer life we will pray for the grace to serve all people and Lire la suite…
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