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Christian Conference of Asia
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EGY Networking to Promote Women's Ecumenical Movement of Prayer for Peace and Reconciliation One of the major goal of CCA is networking to build communities of peace. EGY plays a crucial role in promoting 'Fellowship of the Least Coin' Movement among member Churches in Asia. The Fellowship of the Least Coin (FLC) movement is a worldwide ecumenical movement of prayer for peace and reconciliation. Through this movement, Christian women around the world meet and pray with each other and are reminded to live a reconciling and forgiving life with others. Though the 'least coins' are given with each prayer, supports many life affirming projects for women, children and peace however it is not a fund-raising project, but a movement of prayer, peace and reconciliation. EGY makes full effort to promote this prayer movement for healing and reconciliation in Asia. The EGY Women and Gender Justice concern Executive Secretary Ms Moumita Biswas is also the committee member of 'International Committee of Fellowship of the Least Coin'. The ICFLC committee comprises of representatives from different ecumenical organizations The 28th Annual Meeting of ‘International Committee of Fellowship of Least Coin’ ICFLC held in Toronto in Canada from 25th -31st October 2008. This meeting was hosted by 'Women’s Inter Council Church of Canada'. In this meeting participatory decision is taken regarding project grants give for women's life sustaining projects for peace and justice . EGY plays a active role in endrosing the application request forms for project grants in Asia and participatory decision making. New officers were selected were selected in the ICFLC meeting . CCA congratulates the new offices of ICFLC
Chairperson: Ms. Esther Kilaghbian from Middle East Council of Churches, Lebanon Chairperson: Ms. Shirley Maginley- representing the WCC Treasurer: Ms. Pat Allison – Director- Women Inter Council Church of Canada posted by Moumita on Saturday, December 20, 2008 |
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