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CWM Videos

General Secretary’s Greetings for AMM 2025

DARE – Transformative Ecumenism

CWM Talk – Janet McConnell, Mission Secretary for Social Justice & Caribbean Region

Interview with CWM Moderator, Dr Natalie Lin

Introduction to CWM

CWM Assembly 2024 Highlights

Dr Sindiso Jele: A Farewell Video to Our Mission Secretary in South Africa

Agape Hospital Project in Myanmar

Interview with UCCSA’s General Secretary

Interview with Peachy (Our 10-year long serving staff)

CWM Internship

CWM Talk (Episode 06): Life-Flourishing Creation & Economy

CWM Talk (Episode 05): Social Justice

CWM Talk (Episode 04): Agape Hospital Relocation Project

CWM Talk (Episode 03): Interview with Professors from Global Institute of Theology

CWM Talk (Episode 02): Interview with CWM’s Board of Directors

The Onesimus Project Launch Report

CWM Talk (Episode 01) – feat. Christopher Latchman (TIM)

General Secretaries of CEVAA and UEM in discussion

Let’s Bring Them Here

CWM Sunday 2021

Hearing God’s Cry

Event highlights

Finance Conference 2025 – Highlights

CWM Assembly 2024 Theme Song

CWM Assembly 2024: A Promo Video

DARE 2023 Bangkok – Highlights Video

An Inspiring Journey of the CWM 2023 AMM in Changhua, Taiwan

2023 Members Mission Forum (EAR)

CWM at WCC 11th Assembly Highlights

CWM Launch of the Onesimus Project

TIM40 Celebration

eDARE 2022 is next week!

Alison Gibbs Farewell

Rev Neil Thorogood invites you to register for eDARE 2021

New General Secretary Inauguration 2021

eDARE2020: Manasa Wesley Vatanitawake, Fiji Council of Churches General Secretary

eDARE 2020: Daring and Rising to life amidst COVID-19

In Conversation about eDARE 2020

DARE Global Forum 2019 (Yi Lan, Taiwan)

What is Discernment and Radical Engagement (DARE)? An introduction by CWM Gen-Sec

Young Women Enabling Transformation (YWET) Programme

Messages

CWM Easter Message 2025

General Secretary’s invitation to DARE 2025

General Secretary’s Christmas Message 2024

CWM Sunday 2024 | General Secretary’s Greetings

CWM Easter Message 2024

General Secretary’s Christmas Message 2023

CWM Assembly 2024 Promo | Rt Rev. Lydia C. Neshangwe

Annual Members’ Meeting 2023 – General Secretary’s Greeting

Easter Message 2023

Christmas Message from CWM’s General Secretary

The Onesimus Project: A Message by Rev. Dr Roderick Hewitt

CWM General Secretary’s keynote at International Association of Mission Studies (IAMS)

Council for World Mission (CWM) General Secretary’s TIM40 Message

Moderator’s Message for CWM 45th Anniversary 2022

Easter Message 2022 by CWM Moderator Rev. Lydia Neshangwe

Keynote speech on “Ecumenical Perspective of Mission Today”

God With Us: CWM General Secretary’s Christmas Message 2021

CWM General Secretary Rev. Dr Jooseop Keum Address to Missionaries

General Secretaries’ Conference 2021 – Keynote by Prof. Stephen Bevans

Countdown to eDARE 2021 by Jooseop Keum, CWM General Secretary

CWM General Secretary’s Christmas Message 2018

Legacies of Slavery Hearing (US) – Reflections by CWM Gen-Sec Collin Cowan

Conferences, Workshops and Seminars

DARE 2025 | Keynote Address – Prof. Jung Mo Sung

DARE 2025 | Keynote Address – Prof. Sarojini Nadar

eDARE 2022: Dalit Theology & Mission

eDARE 2022: Islamophobia

eDARE 2022: Decolonising Priesthood: Reconstructing the Priestly role of Women in the Hebrew Bible

eDARE 2022: Theology and Arts: “Freedom through Authenticity”

eDARE 2022: Agasala: A Reconstruction of the theology of sin from a New Zealand born Samoan woman’s Perspective

eDARE 2022: Post-Liberation, Stress and African Youth

eDARE 2022: Teaching Sexual Orientation Diversity for Faith Development as the Content for a Progressive Christian Education in Indonesian Churches

eDARE 2022: Auē le Mea Uli! Racism crossing the Moana?

eDARE 2022: Black Theology and Afrophobia

eDARE 2022: Revisiting and Reclaiming the Markan Ochlos as Minjung from an Overseas Foreign Workers (OFW) Perspective

eDARE 2022: Anti-Violent Hermeneutic: A Proposal to Deal with Violent Texts in the Old Testament

eDARE 2022: Allyhood: Liberatory Comradeship or Cheap Grace?

eDARE 2022: Health-Promoting Churches: A model for effective and sustainable health promotion ministries

eDARE 2022: Race, Ambivalence and Poverty: A challenge to the church in South Africa

eDARE 2022: Decolonizing the Bible and its interpretations: Approaches from black feminist intercultural Latin American hermeneutics

eDARE 2022: Blow Gabriel Blow – A queer trumpet in a disrupting song of liberation

eDARE 2022: If I stay home, what shall my children eat? African Church women and the concept of survival during the Covid19 pandemic

eDARE 2022: When Education is the oppressor; A review of the role of the Church in Zambia’s Education system steeped in a Capitalist Colonialism

eDARE 2022: Liberated From Surveillance; Liberated For Symbiosis: Towards a Political Spirituality of Watching

eDARE 2022: Between Class and Tribe: Recovering the contribution of Tanzanian Ujamaa Biblical intepretation

eDARE 2022: Decolonising Priesthood: Reconstructing the Priestly Role of Women in the Hebrew Bible

eDARE 2022: A Contextual Bible Study on the Crucifixion of Jesus: Engaging the issues of male violence against men

eDARE 2022: DIOS CUIR: Intersecting Religion from Decolonial Diasporic Bodies through the Spanish Version of The Queer God by Marcella Althaus-Reid

eDARE 2022: Towards a Systematic Public Theology

eDARE 2022: Emancipating the Conjure Woman, the Two Headed Doctor, and their Sunday Afternoon Visitors

eDARE 2022: Kairos perspectives on state violence and the integrity of life

eDARE 2022: Ecumenism, Mission and Coloniality

eDARE 2022: What Do You Do When the God of Liberation Fails to Liberate?

eDARE 2022: Origins of Latin American Liberation Theology

eDARE 2022: (Re-)translating Gender: Invasions, Irruptions and Eruptions

eDARE 2022: Beyond the Church Industrial Complex: Congregations Embodying Economic Liberation

eDARE 2022: Climate Racism

eDARE 2022: Liberation of Things: Accessing the Agency of Things

eDARE 2022: Human Responsibility and Animal Liberation

eDARE 2022: Liberating Fixed Identities: A decolonial examination of theo/ideology

eDARE 2022: Homo- and Trans-phobia

eDARE 2022: Reimagining Gender Transition as a Journey Towards Delight

eDARE 2022: Seh Yuh Sorry!: Forgiveness and Emancipation in light of the Royals Visit to Jamaica

eDARE 2022: Feminist Hermeneutics of the Land: Evangelical Women and the Landless Workers Movement in Brazil

eDARE 2022: The Social Context of Trauma: Post-Trauma Narrative as a Path to Liberation

eDARE 2022: Dechristianising’ Liberation Theology in the Multi Religio-Cultural Asian Contexts

eDARE 2022: Liberating Anti-Poverty Practices: Resisting capitalism and re-imagining an end to poverty as an experiment of churches and Christians in UK contexts

eDARE 2022: Liberation at the Cusp of Apocalypse: A Small Move from Making More to Making Beauty

eDARE 2022: The Great Reset: (Re)imaging, (Re)liberating and (Re)embracing Theologies of Liberation in the Age of Hyper-Uncertainty

eDARE 2022: Minjung Theology & Mission

eDARE 2022: A Contextual Bible Study on the Crucifixion of Jesus

eDARE 2022: Election, ethics and missio-dei

eDARE 2022: “Choosing the Wrong Side” as a Preferential Option for the People in Precarity

eDARE 2022: Celebrating Uselessness in an Age of Toxic Productivity