WCRC decry militarization, violations of international law
The World Communion of Reformed Churches has issued a pastoral letter to its member churches in the Americas and the Caribbean, voicing deep concern over rising global militarization, violations of international law and what it describes as the growing normalization of violence. Grounded in scripture, the message urges churches to reject reliance on military power […]
Joining the Swiss Churches in Prayer for Crans-Montana
The World Communion of Reformed Churches invites its member churches and partners around the world to join the Swiss Protestant Church in prayer on Friday, 9 January 2026, a National Day of Mourning in Switzerland following the tragic fire in Crans-Montana. This day has been set apart by the Swiss churches, in cooperation with the […]
WCRC Calls for Solidarity, Justice Amid Venezuela Crisis
The World Communion of Reformed Churches (WCRC) strongly condemns the illegal act of aggression by the United States of America in Venezuela earlier today. It further expresses deep concern over the growing political, economic, and social pressures facing Venezuela, including the threat of occupation by the United States. It calls for an immediate end to […]
WCRC Begins 2026 With Leadership Transition and New Year Messages
The World Communion of Reformed Churches marked the beginning of 2026 with a transition in leadership and the release of New Year messages from its General Secretary Emeritus, the Rev. Dr. Setri Nyomi, and its newly appointed General Secretary, the Rev. Philip Vinod Peacock. In separate official letters addressed to WCRC member churches, affiliate members […]
World Communion of Reformed Churches Honors Setri Nyomi as General Secretary Emeritus
The World Communion of Reformed Churches has named the Rev. Dr. Setri Nyomi general secretary emeritus, a decision taken at the conclusion of the WCRC’s recent officers meeting. The honor recognizes Nyomi’s decades of leadership and service to the global Reformed family, during which he helped shape the identity, mission and unity of Reformed churches […]
WCRC 2025 Christmas Message Calls Churches to Persevere in Witness and Hope Amid Global Challenges
The World Communion of Reformed Churches (WCRC) has issued its 2025 Christmas message, highlighting the enduring presence of God amid global challenges and emphasizing the call to “persevere in witness,” the theme of the 2024 WCRC General Council held in Chiang Mai, Thailand. In a joint statement, WCRC President Rev. Karen Georgia Thompson and Interim […]
WCRC Calls for Applications: GRAPE Training Programme – 4th Cohort (2026–2027)
The World Communion of Reformed Churches (WCRC) is pleased to announce a call for applications for the fourth cohort (2026–2027) of the GRAPE Training Programme (Global Reformed Advocacy Platforms for Engagement). This innovative advocacy and leadership programme equips churches, researchers and civil society actors to confront economic injustice and the climate crisis through research, theological […]
World Communion of Reformed Churches Condemns Antisemitic Violence at Bondi Beach
As the tragic loss of life from the shooting at Bondi Beach deepens, our prayers steadfastly hold all who are suffering: for the victims, the families and communities in mourning, the survivors on the path to recovery, and the first responders and health workers whose duty placed them at the heart of this trauma. We […]
Pray for Peace in Myanmar
The World Communion of Reformed Churches calls on its member churches and partners to pray for the people of Myanmar, who continue to suffer under ongoing violence five years after the military seized power in a coup. Fighting between the military junta and the People’s Defense Forces has intensified, particularly in regions dominated by Indigenous […]
Prayer Request for Sri Lanka: Kandy District in the Wake of Cyclone Ditwah
The World Communion of Reformed Churches (WCRC) invites its global family to join in prayer and solidarity with the people of Kandy District, Sri Lanka, who are enduring profound suffering after Cyclone Ditwah brought the region’s most devastating catastrophe since 1942. The scale of loss and destruction continues to unfold as communities struggle to comprehend […]
