WCRC Affirms Ecumenical Unity and Inclusive Leadership at Archbishop’s Installation

The World Communion of Reformed Churches (WCRC) joined the global ecumenical community in marking the installation of Archbishop Sarah Mullally as Archbishop of Canterbury, a moment described as both historic and hopeful for the Church worldwide. WCRC President the Rev. Dr. Karen Georgia Thompson underscored the significance of the occasion, particularly its witness to unity […]
Ecumenical delegation to visit Cuba as humanitarian crisis deepens

A high-level international ecumenical delegation initiated by the World Communion of Reformed Churches (WCRC) will be in Havana from March 28-31, 2026, on a solidarity visit aimed at responding to the island’s deepening humanitarian crisis and growing global concern over the impact of economic sanctions on its people. The visit comes as ecumenical organizations increasingly […]
Ecumenical Vigil in Rome Draws Christians Together in Prayer for Peace

Christians from across traditions gathered in the heart of Rome on Friday, March 20, 2026, for an ecumenical prayer vigil for peace, offering a quiet yet powerful witness amid a world marked by conflict and uncertainty. Held at the Church of Santa Lucia of Gonfalone, the vigil brought together representatives from Anglican, Methodist, Reformed and […]
Widening the Circle: Global Voices Shape the Future of Communion in Jakarta

Leaders, theologians, and grassroots voices from across the global communion gathered in Jakarta this week for the “Widening the Circle” consultation, a three-day process convened by the World Communion of Reformed Churches (WCRC). Held from March 18–20, 2026, the consultation marked a significant step in shaping the Communion’s strategic planning process through participatory dialogue and […]
WCRC Welcomes Two New Interns Bringing Gifts of Service

The World Communion of Reformed Churches (WCRC) welcomes two new interns whose diverse backgrounds in technology, church leadership, and medicine reflect the global character of the communion. Edwin Ahwireng from Ghana and Bridget Mwenya from Zambia begin their internships with a shared desire to learn from the global church while contributing their own skills and […]
World Communion of Reformed Churches General Secretary Visits World Council of Churches

The general secretary of the World Communion of Reformed Churches, Rev. Philip Vinod Peacock, visited the World Council of Churches to strengthen relationships and explore deeper collaboration between the two communions. During the visit, Peacock met with WCC general secretary Rev. Prof. Dr Jerry Pillay and members of the WCC programme staff. The meeting provided […]
WCRC joins continued ecumenical call for peace amid escalating Middle East crisis

The World Communion of Reformed Churches (WCRC) has joined seven global Christian organizations in expressing deep concern about the humanitarian and social consequences of the widening conflict in the Middle East and the threat it poses to peace and security in the region and beyond. In a joint statement with the World Council of Churches, […]
Statement of Deep Concern Regarding the Widening War in the Middle East

As the world is engulfed in a new wave of war in the Middle East, the World Communion of Reformed Churches (WCRC) seeks to lift up the voices of the oppressed —one grounded in our calling to communion and commitment to justice. We believe Christian faith means responding to God’s call to foster justice and […]
Praying Across Borders : The Presbyterian Church of Wales Stands with Manipur

Today, on World Day of Prayer, Christians around the world come together in solidarity, lifting up communities affected by conflict, injustice, and hardship. This year, the Presbyterian Church of Wales, a member of the World Communion of Reformed Churches (WCRC), is turning its hearts and voices toward Manipur, India, joining a growing movement of shared […]
WCRC Statement: Deep Alarm Over South Sudan’s Slide Toward Renewed Civil War

The World Communion of Reformed Churches (WCRC) expresses profound alarm and deep sorrow over the rapidly deteriorating situation in South Sudan. As violence escalates between government forces and opposition groups, we witness with grave concern the nation’s perilous slide back toward the full-blown civil war that claimed hundreds of thousands of lives and displaced millions. […]