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Prayer Devotion Book 2020
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CWM Daily Devotions 2018
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CWM Statement on South Korea’s Declaration of Martial Law
CWM Statement on the Humanitarian Crisis in the Middle East
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Global Consultation on Empire and Genocide Statement
CWM Assembly 2024 Statement
CWM Sunday 2024 Liturgical Resources
CWM Communications Workshop 2024 Statement
Message on Transformative Ecumenism
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The Onesimus Project: Guidelines to Access Different Funds
Statement on the release of radioactive water from the Fukushima nuclear plant into the Pacific Ocean
CWM Sunday 2023 PPT
Online Publications
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CWM Assembly 2024 Report Book
Naming the Contemporary & Historic Legacies of Slavery
Legacies of Slavery Project 2021
Advent 2020: A voice cries out
Silent No Longer: The Roots of Racism in Mission
Let’s Act Together!
Easter Reflections 2020
Fallen is Babylon
Advent Reflections 2019
Unmasking Empire
Advent Reflections 2018
Mission in the Context of Empire
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Decolonizing Development and Religion: Theoretical Frameworks, Case Studies, and Theological Models
Facing Climate Collapse: Ecology, Theology and Capitalocene
World Christianity and Ecological Theologies
Haunting Questions of Liberation Theology
Teologia da Libertação na América Latina
Indecentes e Indignadas
Religion and Power
Scripture and Resistance
People and Land: Decolonial Theologies
Vulnerability and Resilience: Body and Liberation Theologies
Mission and Context
Theologies on the Move: Religion, Migration, and Pilgrimage in the World of Neoliberal Capital
Archives
Housed at SOAS Library, University of London, since 1973, the archives of the Council for World Mission are a unique historical resource for the study of the global spread of the Christian faith over the last 200 years. Users include: academic researchers, family historians, churches, and communities from around the world.
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