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  • The Council for World Mission (CWM) convened its 2025 Finance Conference from 26-28 February in Hong Kong, facilitated by the Hong Kong Council of the Church of Christ in China (HKCCCC). The 2025 conference, which served as a gathering for the finance stakeholders and decision-makers within CWM member churches to network, dialogue, and deliberate, was last held in 2017. In his opening address to the financial delegates representing CWM’s member churches, CWM General Secretary, Rev. Dr Jooseop Keum, highlighted that Hong Kong, in recent years, has undergone a challenging period that has deeply impacted its people. Holding the conference in …

  • The Council for World Mission Board of Directors convened virtually on 24-25 February. CWM Moderator Dr Natalie Lin opened the meeting with a sharing from Psalm 8, which praises God for His mindfulness towards humankind, however insignificant humans are amidst the vastness of creation. Lin based her sharing on her recent experience caring for her ailing mother in Taiwan, which made her reflect on the mercy of God. She reminded the Board of the importance of being active seekers of God’s will and being cognizant of God’s authority over everything that they do especially in the decisions that were to …

  • Students of the inaugural cohort of the All Africa Conference of Churches (AACC) Master of Theology in Ecumenical Leadership (MTEL) programme will complete their first academic year at St Paul’s University in May 2025. The MTEL certification is a premier tertiary programme that equips students with deep knowledge and skills in leadership to serve regional and global ecumenical movements and churches. Students of the first cohort expressed how the programme changed their leadership perspectives and sparked their ecumenical passion and enthusiasm. “This programme has sharpened my leadership skills, teaching me how to navigate challenges, work across Christian traditions, and contribute …

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