The Pacific Conference of Churches is the fellowship of churches that comes together to fulfill their true calling in building a safer societies for the Pacific people’s. The PCC goes beyond faith and religious institutions in Fiji and the Pacific region. It also focuses on advocacy for justice, climate action, Lire la suite…
“The environment is like our sibling, meaning humans and nature are deeply connected to each other.” The Ecumenical Enabler for the Stewardship Program’s Ecological Department at the Pacific Conference of Churches is now taking a stand to combat the environmental crisis in the Pacific region. “We in the Pacific Lire la suite…
“I’m always passionate to motivate, empowered, and advocate for young people,” said Oliva Baro, Officer of the Ecumenical Enabler Youth Engagement and Empowerment Program. The Pacific Conference of Churches is committed to fulfilling its mission and vision by working towards a safer society, with a particular focus on empowering young Lire la suite…
“We need to speak up and break the silence if we care about the wellbeing of our children” The Pacific Conference of Churches is joining efforts to combat violence against children and ensure the safety and protection of all Pacific children. “Child protection is not just about following the policy Lire la suite…
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In Hiroshimas Peace Park memorial, there is a flame which has been burning since it was ignited on August 1, 1964. The people of Hiroshima vowed to keep it burning until the very last nuclear weapon is abolished from the planet. August 6th and 9th marks 78 years after the Lire la suite…
THE Pacific has landed in Karlsruhe, Germany, ahead of the World Council of Churches general assembly.A group of 10 young people from Fiji, Papua New Guinea, Tonga, Maohi Nui (French Polynesia), Kanaky (New Caledonia), Samoa and the Solomon Islands will perform songs and dances at the event to highlight issues Lire la suite…
Image: People at the Hiroshima shrine pay their respects to victims of the 1945 nuclear bomb blast WE continue to remember and pray over the pain and suffering caused to Japan – 77 years after the world’s first nuclear attacks in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Today, the Hibakusha (nuclear survivors) are 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 an affirmation of the vital role of Churches, faith-based agencies 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 welcoming and nice everyone is, which made the transition to Lire la suite…
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