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28 May, 2019
Churches must intensify action on the climate emergency
Message from the conference on “Churches contribution to a sustainable society” organised by ECEN and Church of Norway.
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19 May, 2019
CEC Governing Board meets in Strasbourg
To set priorities for the work of CEC, focusing on the theme “Together in Hope and Witness” – CEC Governing Board met in Strasbourg.
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8 May, 2019
Europe Day: Common Values Shaping the Future of Europe
CEC issues a message addressing European leaders gathering for the EU Future for Europe Summit on the Europe Day, 9 May in Sibiu.
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7 May, 2019
New publication: Moral and Ethical Issues in Human Genome Editing
A statement of the CEC Bioethics Thematic Reference Group, published in partnership with Globethics.net titled "Moral and Ethical Issues in Human Genome Editing" is now available online.
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5 May, 2019
Conference reviews draft law on freedom of religion or belief in Montenegro
CEC in cooperation with the Orthodox Metropolitanate of Montenegro and Littoral organised in Podgorica, an academic conference on “Freedom of Religion or Belief in Montenegro”.
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16 Apr, 2019
CEC Presidency offers Easter Message
In a short video CEC Presidency offers a special message for Easter to all the churches, communities and peoples in Europe and beyond.
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11 Apr, 2019
Hate speech contradicts Christian principles and must be opposed
Fifty church and ecumenical communicators gathered for a workshop on hate speech and fake news. Contributions came from all across Europe, including CEC Governing Board member the Very Rev. Anders Gadegaard who made a distinctly theological contribution.
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4 Apr, 2019
A path towards the resilience of Syrian people
A recent seminar at the European Parliament in Brussels brought into sharp focus the situation and resilience of people in Syria.
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3 Apr, 2019
European Christian communicators’ assembly to tackle hate speech, fake news
About 50 Christian communicators are expected to gather in Helsinki to address the global phenomena of hate speech and disinformation.