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22. Churches National Council of churches general Secretary Joan Brown Campbell wrote is a demonstration of the churches commitment to helping the us achieve domestic http://www.climatenetwork.org/eco/cops/cop4/5.c4.churches.html

US Churches and Climate Change By Rev. Bill Somplatsky-Jarman, Presbyterian Church (USA) Support for ratification of the Kyoto Protocol among US religious groups picked up momentum at an interfaith conference on October 25-26 in Columbus, Ohio. Over 100 people from 10 states gathered at the invitation of the Eco-Justice Working Group of the National Council of Churches. Participants adopted campaign strategies for their home states including religious delegations to their senators, media outreach on climate issues and placement of a television advertisment narrated by poet May Angelou. The TV spot lists a toll-free number people can call fro more information. The conference was the second phase of a renewed effort supporting the Kyoto Protocol. In August, 24 heads of religious communions sent a joint letter to President Clinton and the Congress to urge signing and ratifying the Protocol. National Council of Churches General Secretary Joan Brown Campbell wrote an article on the issue for newspaper editorial pages. All of their activities received extensive press coverage, and provoked heavy reaction from conservatives opposed to the Kyoto Protocol. In a related development, the NCC Working Group announced a major effort to promote energy efficiency in churches. A grant will permit outreach to congregations, and providing technical assistance. A pilot project has demonstrated that significant reductions can be achieved. This program is a demonstration of the churches' commitment to helping the US achieve domestic reductions of greenhouse gas emissions.

23. United Methodist General Press Release Faith Communities in the us Today has The survey of local churches, mosques and synagogues has been Craig This, with the United Methodist general Council on http://fact.hartsem.edu/Press/umcrelease.htm

Back to Press Release Index Coalition releases comprehensive survey of U.S. churches March 13, 2001 News media contact: Thomas S. McAnally·(615)742-5470·Nashville, Tenn. NEW YORK (UMNS) Results of the most extensive survey of congregational life ever conducted in the United States were released March 13. "Faith Communities in the U.S. Today" has been produced over a five-year period by a coalition known as Faith Communities Today (FACT). The survey of local churches, mosques and synagogues has been funded in part by the Lilly Endowment of Indianapolis. Co-directors of the project are David Roozen and Carl Dudley, faculty members at Hartford (Conn.) Seminary and leaders in the school's Institute for Religion Research. During a press conference at the Greek Orthodox Holy Trinity Cathedral, Dudley noted that congregations "are reporting their own vitality and their aliveness. They feel good about themselves in this survey. "Overall, the survey provides a very upbeat window on faith communities today," he said.

24. U.S. Church Leaders Urge U.S. To Avoid Military Action Against Iraq Dr. Bob Edgar, general Secretary of the National Council ministry of 36 Protestant and Orthodox churches, stated, We sixterm Member of the us Congress, said http://www.ucc.org/news/u091302.htm

Home Newsroom : Press Release U.S. Church Leaders Urge U.S. to Avoid Military Action Against Iraq September 13, 2002 Heads of many U.S. Protestant and Orthodox churches and organizations and leaders of Roman Catholic religious orders today announced opposition to U.S. military action against Iraq. In a letter to President Bush, the church leaders acknowledged that "Mr. Hussein poses a threat to his neighbors and to his own people, [but] we nevertheless believe it is wrong, as well as detrimental to U.S. interests" to launch an attack on Iraq. The letter, convened by a national coalition named Churches for Middle East Peace, stated, "We oppose on moral grounds the United States taking further military action against Iraq now." Citing the probable humanitarian consequences, civilian casualties, and the chaotic political aftermath of such a war, the church leaders noted that U.S. military force could easily destabilize the region with possible catastrophic results and further increase anti-American sentiment in the Middle East and Gulf. The Rev. Dr. Bob Edgar, General Secretary of the National Council of Churches, a joint ministry of 36 Protestant and Orthodox churches, stated, "We do not need to march down the path to Armageddon. Pre-emptive military action now being contemplated by the Administration cannot be morally justified." Edgar, a former six-term Member of the U.S. Congress, said, "Among other consequences, consider that a pre-emptive strike by the U.S. presents to the world a model of aggression that may encourage other nations to attack neighboring countries that threaten them."

25. Justice And Peace: Statement Of United Church Of Christ Leaders Opposing U.S. Wa The general Synod of the United Church of Christ has joined churches around the A comprehensive approach for us policy in the region should be built on http://www.ucc.org/justice/iraq1.htm

Home Justice and Peace : War Against Iraq Statement of United Church of Christ leaders opposing U.S. war against Iraq With heavy hearts we hear once again the drumbeat of war against Iraq. As United Church of Christ leaders committed to GodÕs reign of justice and peace in the world and to the just conduct of our nation, we firmly oppose this advance to war. The case for a preemptive attack on Iraq has not been made. While IraqÕs weapons potential is uncertain, the death that would be inflicted on all sides in a war is certain. Striking against Iraq now will not serve to prevent terrorism or defend our nationÕs interests. We fear that war would only provoke greater regional instability and lead to the mass destruction it is intended to prevent. The human cost of war would be enormous, both to the United States and to Iraq. The most severe impact of a military assault on Iraq would be on its already suffering civilian population. Over a decade of containment and isolation, of crippling comprehensive sanctions, and of routine U.S. and British bombing have created miserable conditions inside Iraq. The sanctions have induced poverty, malnutrition, and starvation on the most vulnerable of the Iraqi people, including millions of children. These civilians, innocent of the atrocities Saddam Hussein has committed, should not bear the burden of deprivation and death such a war would surely exact on them. While we condemn Saddam HusseinÕs repressive policies, we are alarmed that our nationÕs leaders would consider taking unilateral military action to remove him. To do so without any support from our Arab friends, without allied consensus, and without United Nations authorization puts U.S. leadership and credibility under international law at stake. A preemptive war against Iraq also risks the solidarity and good will the global community has shown the United States this past year, already strained in recent months by our nationÕs sharpened turn toward unilateralism. U.S. military action and our uncertain plans for Iraq afterward, including the potential for a long-term U.S. presence in Iraq, jeopardize most of all our tenuous relations with Arab and Muslim states in the region, in turn severely damaging U.S. prospects of successfully brokering new Israeli-Palestinian negotiations.

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27. PRESS RELEASE: World Council Of Churches General Secretary Challenges Bush’s Re Free Press Release Service) World Council of churches general secretary Rev. Dr Konrad Raiser denounced as misuse of religious language us president George W http://www.prweb.com/releases/2003/3/prweb61353.htm

PR Web (English) AmbosMedios (Español WunZhang (Traditional Chinese Home ... Search Archives June 12, 2004 CUSTOM NEWS FEED FOR JOURNALISTS MEMBER LOGIN (SUBMIT YOUR PRESS RELEASE) Customize your free daily PRWEB news feed. Register Here to Send Your Press Release ... All Press Releases for March 29, 2003 World Council of Churches general secretary challenges Bush’s religious claims World Council of Churches general secretary Rev. Dr Konrad Raiser denounced as "misuse of religious language" US president George W. Bush’s attempts to invoke divine legitimation for his war against Iraq. Speaking March 20 at an ecumenical service of prayer for peace held at World Council of Churches (WCC) headquarters in Geneva, WCC general secretary Rev. Dr Konrad Raiser denounced as "misuse of religious language" US president George W. Bush’s attempts to invoke divine legitimation for his war against Iraq. Noting an increasing tendency on the part of the US president "to invoke religious, even divine legitimation for his intention to disarm Iraq by force", Raiser suggested that a Christian response today to “the political, ethical and spiritual challenge of war [ declared with the alleged purpose of restoring peace and justice” must be “an act of defiance: denouncing this misuse of religious language in order to justify an act of war that violates the legal order developed to protect world peace”.

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29. US Churches Say Bush Is Backing Roadmap To War - News From Ekklesia churches meets with UN secretary general to discuss middle churches urge Sudan government to end hostilities 19/5 us should repent on Fourth of July says author http://www.ekklesia.co.uk/content/news_syndication/article_040416concs.shtml

Theological news from ekklesia Get this news on your site for free Discuss Email to a friend Daily email Site search: Journalists - Need a comment on this story? News by email News by text More News Vote for Christian party slides in London election Williams to call for fresh expressions of church Civilians must be protected in Sudan says aid agency Minister weighs up truth and reconciliation commission for Northern Ireland ... Get this news on your site for free US churches say Bush is backing roadmap to war U.S. church leaders have expressed disappointment and alarm at yesterday’s remarks by President Bush that appeared reversed 35 years of longstanding U.S. policy on Israeli and Palestinian negotiations for peace, calling the decision a "road map to war". Speaking through Churches for Middle East Peace (CMEP), a coalition of 19 national Protestant, Catholic, and Orthodox church offices, the leaders criticized President Bush’s unilateral prejudging of negotiations by his endorsement of Israel’s large Jewish settlements in the West Bank and of Israel’s wish to prevent any Palestinian refugees from ever being resettled within Israel. Corinne Whitlatch, executive director of the coalition, said; “We had hoped that the Gaza withdrawal could be a first forward step toward peace.”

30. The Year 2000 General Assembly Of The Episcopal Church And Homosexuality resolution might well pass at the next general Convention in human sexuality, it is sadly evident to us that two strikingly different churches exist under http://religioustolerance.org/hom_epis4.htm

THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH AND HOMOSEXUALITY YEAR 2000 GENERAL CONVENTION Click Here to Visit our Sponsors. Topics covered in this essay: Developments leading up to the year 2000 General Convention General Convention for the Year 2000 Dev elopments leading up to the 2000 General Convention: 1999-SEP: U.S. Conference: The Anglican Consultative Council (ACC) concluded in Dundee, Scotland on 1999-SEP-24. An announcement was made at the Council that a group of Anglican bishops will meet in New York later in 1999 for a " consultation " on homosexuality. They expect to have bishops at the meeting who represents " all shades of opinion " on the matter. 1999-OCT-8: Gay rights in parts of Africa: The Bishop and Primate of the Episcopal Church in the USA, Frank T Griswold, issued a statement in his capacity as the Presiding Bishop on Human Rights for Homosexual Persons. He " read with alarm and deep concern accounts of statements by the presidents of Kenya, Uganda, and Zimbabwe which have become a provocation for the harassment and persecution of homosexual persons...Within the Anglican Communion we are seeking to discern a common mind on the issue of homosexuality in the life of the church. However, regardless of one's views on the matter, there should be no debate among us about human rights for all people - which are enshrined in the

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News In Open Letter, 39 National Religious Leaders Call for Moral Reflection on Energy Policy Conservation described as “a personal and a public virtue – a comprehensive moral value” CONTACT Mark Jacobs 914-706-3880 Jewish Reconstructionist Federation * Christian Methodist Episcopal Church * Yeshiva University * The United Methodist Church * Reconstructionist Rabbinical College * Orthodox Church in America * United Church of Christ * Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople * Union of American Hebrew Congregations * African Methodist Episcopal Church * ALEPH: Alliance for Jewish Renewal FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Washington, (May 18, 2001) – Quoting Scripture and speaking with a powerful moral voice, thirty-nine of the nation’s most senior religious leaders released an open letter today to President Bush, the Congress and the American people, calling for moral reflection on the country’s energy policy. Describing conservation as “a personal and a public virtue – a comprehensive moral value,” 39 heads of denominations and senior leaders of major American faith groups, who serve over 60 million Americans, released ‘Let There Be Light’ (Gen 1:3): Energy Conservation and God's Creation.” They urged that all Americans “reflect carefully and speak clearly from their deepest moral and religious convictions about the President's recently announced energy plan.”

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36. Ecumenical Delegation Visits US Churches To Express Solidarity In Wake Of Terror met with representatives of the us Catholic Conference of local ecumenical councils and WCC member churches at the group met with the NCC s general assembly in http://arc.episcopalchurch.org/ens/archives/2001-328.html

November 14, 2001 TOP STORIES NEWS FEATURES ARCHIVES ... Episcopal Church Front Page Episcopal News Service Director: James Solheim jsolheim@episcopalchurch.org Deputy Director: The Rev. Jan Nunley jnunley @episcopalchurch.org Communications Assistant: Daphne Mack dmack@episcopalchurch.org All ENS material may be reproduced without permission. Please credit Episcopal News Service Ecumenical delegation visits US churches to express solidarity in wake of terrorist attacks by James Solheim (ENS) Two months after terrorist attacks in New York and at the Pentagon, a seven-member ecumenical delegation representing the World Council of Churches (WCC) visited churches in New York, Chicago, Washington, DC and Oakland "to express the solidarity and compassion of the worldwide ecumenical fellowship" and to discuss the implications of September 11 and the military action in Afghanistan "for the witness of the churches" in America and the rest of the world. Presiding Bishop Frank T. Griswold welcomed the delegation to the Episcopal Church Center for an ecumenical prayer service in the chapel on November 8. In a conversation with local church leaders in the afternoon, the delegation members shared their own experiences and were exposed to a range of testimonies. "We have come to agonize with you," said Bishop Mvumelwano Dandala of the Methodist Church of Southern Africa, president of the South African Council of Churches and leader of the delegation. He pointed out that members of the "Living Letters" delegation came from areas where violence is commonplace.

37. A Year On From September 11, Churches Need To Be Vigilant, Alliance General Secr Reformed churches. Letter to us churches. A year on from September 11, churches need to be vigilant, Alliance general secretary says. On http://www.warc.ch/news/2002/02.html

Semper Reformanda World Alliance of Reformed Churches Letter to US churches News and information Reformed-Roman Catholic dialogue September 24 2002 Letter to US churches ... Contact us A year on from September 11, churches need to be vigilant, Alliance general secretary says On September 10, Setri Nyomi, general secretary of the World Alliance of Reformed Churches, wrote to Alliance member churches and other partners in the USA. "The pain and void left in the hearts of Americans by the [September 11] attacks and the ensuing deaths remain fresh in our memories," he said. No less actual is the need for churches to be vigilant and to caution against responses which escalate violence, he emphasized. "We need to raise the difficult questions that make it possible for our political leaders to choose options which bring life rather than increase death." The full text of the letter follows. Message to Alliance member churches and other partners in the USA Dear friends, This Wednesday marks the first anniversary of the tragic events of September 11, 2001. I write this to you, our member churches in the USA, to affirm the fact that we are with you in prayer as this day is commemorated. Indeed the pain and void left in the hearts of Americans by the attacks and the ensuing deaths remain fresh in our memories. We continue to pray for comfort especially for the affected families, and for wisdom as our churches minister to people in the face of such tragic events.

38. Congregational Christian Churches In Canada - About Us A general Overview of Our Conference. churches Our members hold to the biblical doctrines which mark and Our simplicity enables us to adapt to the needs of a http://www.cccc.ca/about-docs-General.asp

A General Overview of Our Conference Who We Are... C ongregational: Freedom to follow Christ without hindrance or opposition from church courts, conferences or councils. Each local church is independent, though all in their freedom seek to work together. Each church has the right and duty of full participation in decision-making. All are encouraged to fit themselves for this responsibility through Bible study, prayer and worship. C hristian: Those who believe that God can speak directly to and through them; those who have committed their lives to Chris; those who follow Christ according to the leading of the Holy Spirit consistent with the teaching of God's Word. C hurches: Our members hold to the biblical doctrines which mark and conserve evangelical Christianity. Our simplicity enables us to adapt to the needs of a changing world. More importantly, we believe our simple faith in Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior, on which our churchmanship centers, provides the basis on which Christians of all traditions can unite in worship and service. It demands neither uniformity, nor the dreary constitution of organic union. We are sure we have a unique contribution to make to Christian unity. in C anada: We have churches across Canada with representation in four regions: Pacific; Prairie; Central and Atlantic. The Head Office is located in Brantford, Ontario with an Executive Director who is there to make himself available to all congregations across the country.

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