Let the Stones Cry Out: The Continuing Search for Justice

The production of the ecumenical report "Let The Stones Cry Out" is a high point in the involvement of the Christian Churches in the promotion and defense of human rights in the Philippines at a time when the respect for life and the inviolable dignity of human person was under attack.

Let the Stones Cry Out is not simply a write up about the human rights situation in the Philippines, it is a description of the dark years of suffering of the Filipino people when even the church was under attack, a condemnation of the intrinsically evil acts of extrajudicial killings and enforced disappearances, and a call to action.

It is a fulfillment of the church imperative of witnessing, of its ministry of accompanying and uplifting the downtrodden, and of its prophetic mission of spreading the good news of our salvation.


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Feedback

Feedback is a quarterly publication of the Center for Environmental Concerns - Philippines. Articles in this issue include:

• Financial and Ecological Crisis (Editorial)
• CEC joins IALLA
• Philippine Climate Watch Alliance launched
• Environmental Education trainings
• International Solidarity Mission 2008
• Confronting Global Mining Behemoths
• Fuelling a Crisis: the Biofuels Act of 2007
• Charter Change and the Environment

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Easter Sunrise Service working Committee meeting

Easter is around the Corner and the Councils preparation for the Easter Sunrise Service (ESS) is on full swing. This year's working committee held a meeting last March 10, 2009 to polish the details for the coming event on April 12, 2009. The committee is composed of (clockwise) : Winston Reyes (in stripes) Ofelia Gregorio, Lolly Santillan, Jhonny Santillan, Rev. Tom Madella, Geneal Santiago, Ptr. Ding Cristobal, Katrina dela Cruz and Ada Baguilod.

University of the Pacific visitors

Visitors from the University of the Pacific joined the NCCP staff during their Morning Worship last March 9, 2009.

NCCP Newsletter

This is the official newsletter of the National Council of Churches in the Philippines. Volume 47 No. 1 is the lone publication for 2008. Articles in this issue include:

• WCC General Secretary Keynotes 22nd NCCP Convention
• NCCP elects Officers for New Quadrennium
• The General Quadrennium that Came and Went (editorial by Ms Sharon Rose Joy Ruiz Duremdes, outgoing NCCP General Secretary)
• NCCP Membership Census Launched
• WCC General Secretary Leads "Living Letters" to the Philippines
• Kobia Speaks at Gumersindo Garcia Lecture
• A collage of the NCCP 22nd General Convention
• Up Close: Rev. Fr. Rex RB Reyes, Jr. (an interview with the incoming NCCP General Secretary)
• Liberato Bautista delivers First Peace Lecture
• NCCP Receives Award for Human Rights Work
• On that Unforgettable Night of Solidarity

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