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Ausschreibung: BeobachterIn beim Ecumenical Accompaniment Programme in Palestine and Israel des ÖRK

17. Februar 2018 Lydia

Das Ecumenical Accompaniment Programme in Palestine and Israel (EAPPI), ein Programm des Ökumenischen Rats der Kirchen (ÖRK), bringt Menschen aus aller Welt für einen dreimonatigen Einsatz nach Palästina und Israel. Als Ökumenische Begleitperson leben Sie in einem internationalen Team im… Weiterlesen→

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Friedenstheologische Seminarreihe – Teil 1 (9.-11. März 2018, Schöffengrund) 🗓 🗺

13. Januar 2018 Lydia

Herzliche Einladung an Menschen, die offen sind, sich mit der biblischen Botschaft des Friedens auseinanderzusetzen und über ihre praktischen Implikationen zu reflektieren. Mit der friedenstheologischen Seminarreihe „Frieden und Gerechtigkeit umarmen sich" wird vom friedenskirchlichen Netzwerk Church and Peace und dem… Weiterlesen→

Church and Peace Fremdveranstaltung Frieden Ökumene Theologie

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Stellenanzeige Verwaltungsassistenz

4. Dezember 2017 Lydia

Die Internationale Geschäftsstelle von Church and Peace e.V. sucht eine Person, die erfahren ist in Büroorganisation, Personal- und Finanzverwaltung, Organisation von Sitzungen und Konferenzen, sowie Vereinsangelegenheiten. Bewerbungsschluss ist der 10. Januar 2018. Alle weiteren Infos und die detaillierte Stellenausschreibung… Weiterlesen→

Ausschreibung Church and Peace Ökumene Stellenangebot

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Kirche des gerechten Friedens werden – aber wie? (25. November 2017, Vallendar bei Koblenz) 🗓 🗺

23. Oktober 2017 Lydia

Wie kann die Friedensarbeit von morgen heute zeitgemäß vorbereitet werden? Das ist die zentrale Frage, mit der sich dieser Studientag der Evangelischen Kirche im Rheinland (EKiR) auseinandersetzt. Er ist der Auftakt zu einem Prozess, in dem die EKiR in der… Weiterlesen→

EKiR Fremdveranstaltung Gerechter Friede Studientag Workshop

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WINNERS WANTED

Hello !

Are you – or do you know someone who - is:

1. running a European youth project ?

2. between 16 and 30 years old ?

3. living in a EU Member State ?

4. wanting to meet António Guterres, Secretary-General of the United Nations?

If so, project participants should submit their European project for the European Charlemagne Youth Prize before 18th February to come join the winners in Aachen from 27th to 30th May !

Projects can be submitted individually or, preferably, in groups. They should promote European and international understanding and provide role models for young people living in Europe and offer practical examples of Europeans living together.

WHAT KIND OF PROJECT ARE WE LOOKING FOR?

Previous winners have been awarded for projects such as youth exchanges, events in the fields of sports, arts or culture or may take the form of online projects with a European dimension. Have a look here to read about previous winners’ projects.

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2018 winners on stage with French President Emmanuel Macron

AND WHAT DO THE WINNERS GET?

The prize for the best project is €7500, the second €5000 and the third €2500.

One representative of each of the 28 national winners is invited to Aachen for several days, receive their Prize. All winners are also participating in the Charlemagne Youth Prize Award Ceremony on 28th May, two days before António Guterres, Secretary-General of the United Nations will be awarded the prestigious International Charlemagne Prize of Aachen.

As part of the prize, the three European laureates are invited to visit the European Parliament in Brussels or Strasbourg.

Projects will also receive lots of coverage through the European Parliament’s and the Charlemagne Foundation’s media channels.

Last but not least, it's a unique chance to meet and network with other dynamic young people from all over Europe, and a platform to discuss Europe's future in front of European and international leaders.

Or as the first-ever winner from the Prize says: " I’m forever indebted to the prize. It’s where everything started for me!" (The Train of Friendship - 2008)

Apply HERE.

Good luck !

Anja

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Herzliche Einladung zur hochkarätigen Veranstaltung: Gerechtigkeit / Frieden / Bewahrung der Schöpfung. 30 Jahre Ökumenische Versammlung in der DDR."
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In Budapest hat im Januar ein Treffen junger ökumenischer Menschen aus ganz Europa stattgefunden und war ein "An Eyeopener to Ecumenism". Lies die Pressemitteilung der Conference of European Churches unter: www.ceceurope.org/be1-ecumenical-course-for-youth-in-budapest-an-eye-opener-to-ecumenism/ ... MehrWeniger

Ecumenical course for youth in Budapest: An eye opener to ecumenism

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The Be1 (Be one) -course is a yearly meeting of Christian youth, aged between 18 to 30, across Europe.

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REMINDER

PLEASE CIRCULATE WIDELY THE INVITATION TO APPLY FOR GEM SCHOOL 2019

In order to strengthen the voice of the churches with regards to global economics, a group of 20 current and future leaders representing the churches will have the opportunity to attend the Ecumenical School on Governance, Economics and Management (GEM) for an Economy of Life in Jakarta, Indonesia from 19-30 August 2019.

This initiative responds to recommendations formulated for the World Communion of Reformed Churches, the World Council of Churches, the Council for World Mission and the Lutheran World Federation in the Sao Paulo Statement: International Financial transformation for an Economy of Life and in the document Economy of Life for All Now: An Ecumenical Action Plan for a New International Financial and Economic Architecture, which identified as a priority the development of competencies in economics within churches.

Presently churches’ ethical, moral and theological perspectives on the workings of the global economy have minimal impact on financial and economic policies, business practices and ways of thinking. To address this gap, the GEM School aims to build economic literacy within churches by equipping participants with the tools and languages to effectively advocate for urgent transformations in the global financial and economic realm.

Learning objectives
The 10-day curriculum addresses the following objectives:

Identify theological starting points for economic justice (i.e. why and how theology and ethics are deeply related to economic life)
Provide a basic understanding of mainstream economic thinking
Identify, relativize and contextualize methodologies and normative fundamentals of economics
Widen the horizon of economics by introducing ecological, feminist and other pluralistic approaches
Develop an interdisciplinary structure for bridging theological dimensions with economics
Lay out the political and strategic implications for churches and their advocacy for an Economy of Life in the context of the Pilgrimage of Justice and Peace.
Nomination criteria
MA or BA preferably in theology, economics/finance/business management or any social science; or demonstration of competence in the aforementioned fields by engagement in issues of socio-economic and ecological justice through, for example, programmes or processes connected to sponsoring and other partner organizations
Five years of leadership experience (except for youth until the age of 30)
Sound insights into practices of public policy and passion for justice (assessed through an essay)
Endorsement from a church or ecumenical organization
Among candidates who meet the nomination criteria, participants will be selected with a view to achieving regional, gender and denominational balance.

Participants are granted full scholarship, including flights, accommodation and full board. A minimum contribution of 100 US dollars is expected from each participant.

Application form and guidelines
Click to download:
The Application Form
The Guidelines
The indicative Programme

Filled-out application forms and supporting documents should be sent to Sophie.Dhanjal@wcc-coe.org.

Watch a video on the 2018 GEM School produced with the help of WCRC

Further inquiries may be directed to
Athena.Peralta@wcc-coe.org
philip.peacock@wcrc.eu
peter.cruchley@cwmission.org

The final date of submission of applications is on 30 January 2019.

Selected participants will be informed by 15 February 2019.

“In accordance to the new EU General Data Protection Regulation, we need to inform you that data collected will be used by the WCC for registration in a network database and event as well as to share event information, to track involvement in activities and to build statistics and reports of participation”. If you need more clarification, you can contact dataprivacy@wcc-coe.org for more info.

Sophie Dhanjal

Project Assistant

Economic and Ecological Justice

World Council of Churches

150, route de Ferney

1211 Geneva 2, Switzerland

Phone: +41-22 79167.05

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