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5. Detailed Agenda, (U.S.) National Council Of Churches General Assembly, November
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OF CHRIST IN THE USA GENERAL ASSEMBLY AGENDA
November 11 to 16, 2001 OAKLAND MARRIOTT CITY CENTER HOTEL
1001 Broadway Avenue, Oakland, CA 94607
(510) 451-4000, (510) 466-6491 FAX Sunday, November 11, 2001 Monday, November 12, 2001

9:00 a.m. Leave from Oakland Marriott City Center Hotel for tour of Habitat for Humanity work sites in the Bay Area.
Tuesday, November 13, 2001

7:00 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. Prayer Chapel will be OPEN for General Assembly Delegates and their guests to pray and meditate. (Location to be POSTED at the Assembly Registration Desk.) 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Executive Board Meeting with Heads of Communion
EXECUTIVE BOARD AGENDA 9:00 a.m.Opening Devotions 9:30 a.m.Review of General Assembly Agenda 11:45 a.m.Return to Open Session
12:15 p.m.Light Lunch 12:45 p.m.Adjournment
THE NCCC GENERAL ASSEMBLY
ECUMENICAL WORSHIP
Seeing in The Dark: A Vision of Creativity and Spirituality Bishop Mvume Dandala, Presiding Bishop of the Methodist Church of Southern Africa and Moderator of the WCC Advisory Group on Regional Relations; Bishop Dandala will lead the delegation. Metropolitan Elias Audi, of the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Antioch and All the East, from Beirut, Lebanon

6. Alert (2) U.S. National Council Of Churches Annual General Assembly, Oakland, Ca
witness of the churches in the us and elsewhere ecumenical officers of National Councilof churches member communions, NCC general Assembly delegates
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Nov. 11-16, 2001, Oakland, Calif. Principal Venue: Marriott City Center Hotel Here are agenda items and highlights. Click here for detailed agenda ** MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 9 A.M.TO 1:30 P.M.
TOUR OF HABITAT FOR HUMANITY WORKSITES The Rev. Rolf Bell of the Habitat for Humanity International West Regional Office and a minister in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, and Krysta Morgenthaler of the East Bay Habitat for Humanity affiliate, will lead some 30 NCC General Assembly members and staff along with local clergy on a tour of Habitat for Humanity work in the Bay Area. Group leaves 9 a.m. from the Oakland Marriott City Center Hotel, visits several sites, and concludes at First Presbyterian Church, Oakland, where (at 12:30 p.m.) NCC General Secretary Bob Edgar will speak about his participation in Habitat for Humanity’s summer "build" in Korea. The NCC and Habitat for Humanity International signed a "Memorandum of Agreement" earlier in 2001. Also speaking: Habitat’s East Bay Chair of Faith Relations, Rev. Ron Thompson, a minister in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) and the affiliate’s founder. Stops along the tour: 1419, 1425 and 1431 82

7. International Ecumenical Delegation To Be "Living Letter"to US Churches
and 14 November in Oakland, California, when the group meets with the us National Council of churches general assembly.
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7 November 2001 Gesture of compassion following attacks on US:
International ecumenical delegation to be "Living Letter"to US churches
cf. WCC Press Update, Up-01-33, of 21 September 2001
cf. WCC Press Release, PR-01-32, of 11 September 2001 Representatives of World Council of Churches (WCC) member churches will travel to the United States 8-14 November as a "living letter" of compassion to the churches and people of the USA. The WCC executive committee was meeting in Geneva on 11 September when terrorists attacked the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. Committee members, shocked by the news, spontaneously suggested the gesture. The purpose of the visit, which begins in New York, is "to express the solidarity and compassion of the worldwide ecumenical fellowship" to US churches and to "discern together what 11 September and subsequent events mean for the witness of the churches" in the US and elsewhere. The delegation is also coming to reflect on "the long-term consequences" of the attacks and the resulting allied military strikes against Taliban positions and terrorist camps in Afghanistan in the light of the WCC's Decade to Overcome Violence. The board of directors of the US Conference for the WCC, meeting in New York on 2 October, welcomed the visit and affirmed its purpose.

8. United Methodist General Press Release
Faith Communities in the us Today has The survey of local churches, mosques andsynagogues has been Craig This, with the United Methodist general Council on
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Coalition releases comprehensive survey
of U.S. churches
March 13, 2001
News media contact: Thomas S. McAnally·(615)742-5470·Nashville, Tenn.
NEW YORK (UMNS) Results of the most extensive survey of congregational life ever conducted in the United States were released March 13.
"Faith Communities in the U.S. Today" has been produced over a five-year period by a coalition known as Faith Communities Today (FACT). The survey of local churches, mosques and synagogues has been funded in part by the Lilly Endowment of Indianapolis.
Co-directors of the project are David Roozen and Carl Dudley, faculty members at Hartford (Conn.) Seminary and leaders in the school's Institute for Religion Research.
During a press conference at the Greek Orthodox Holy Trinity Cathedral, Dudley noted that congregations "are reporting their own vitality and their aliveness. They feel good about themselves in this survey.
"Overall, the survey provides a very upbeat window on faith communities today," he said.

9. CGGC - Churches Of God General Conference
Wednesday, February 26, 2003 Father, enable us as your children to honor You by communicating the truth of Jesus in a way that people respond in faith and continue to grow into fully devoted followers of Christ. In His Name, Amen.
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Latest news from the National Council of the churches of Christ in the usA News Service and reverence marked the National Council of churches general Assembly's celebration of the 50th anniversary of of an East Coast "Give us Hope" concert tour, The Sinikithemba Choir
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April 8, 2003, Amman, JORDAN - Third Shipment for Iraqi Pediatrics Hospitals Ready in Jordan: April 8, 2003, Amman, JORDAN - U.S. Church Support Critical in "All Our Children" Effort, Coordinator Says: $96,387 in medical and health supplies to help Iraqi children. April 3, 2003, NEW YORK CITY - Church World Service Sends Urgently Needed Food Aid to North Korea; NCC, CWS Seek to Address U.S.-Korea Tensions and Thus Stave Off a Greater Humanitarian Crisis Behind the mounting tensions between North Korea and the United States remains a harsh reality - millions of North Koreans rely on donated food aid to stay alive. In response, the global humanitarian agency Church World Service is continuing its eight-year-old program of humanitarian assistance and joining with ecumenical partners to seek to address the political impasse. A shipment of nearly 1.5 million pounds of fortified flour, donated by CWS, arrived in Pyongyang, North Korea, on March 26.

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preparation for general Convention, where a resolution for Interim Eucharistic Sharingwill be presented. The us Board of the World Council of churches met in
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13. Woods Named Associate General Secretary For Regional Ministries
churches usA general Secretary the Rev. Dr. A. Roy Medley said, His love for AmericanBaptist churches usA is not uncritical and he constantly pushes us to
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Woods Named Associate General Secretary for Regional Ministries American Baptist News Service (Valley Forge, Pa. 3/6/06)The Rev. Dr. C. Jeff Woods, executive minister of the American Baptist Churches of Ohio since 1996, has been named associate general secretary for Regional Ministries of American Baptist Churches USA. Woods, who assumes his new responsibilities July 1, will work from his home in Ohio. The Rev. Dr. Robert H. Roberts has been serving as interim associate general secretary for Regional Ministries since the retirement of the Rev. Dr. Fred W.Thompson earlier this year. In announcing the appointment of Woods, American Baptist Churches USA General Secretary the Rev. Dr. A. Roy Medley said, "His love for American Baptist Churches USA is not uncritical and he constantly pushes us to think outside the box. He has a vibrant spiritual life. He is appreciative of and gifted in working with our diversity.... This is a wonderful opportunity for the ministries of ABCUSA. I look forward to the energy, ability and spiritual presence Jeff will bring to this position." Medley said that in his new role Woods "will link us to a wide range of resources for building the capacity of our regions for ministry with a sensitivity to the realities within which we work."

14. Wfn.org | Iraq Crisis - U.S., European Churches Meet Feb. 5 Berlin
DETAILS Three us church leaders, including the general Secretary of the NationalCouncil of churches, will join European church leaders in Berlin Wednesday
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Federation; and Hubert Colin de Verdiere, general secretary of the African Americanand Peace member churches with a of 50 million, and the us Conference of
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16. General Synod/General Assembly: Disciples And UCC Will Vote On Churches Unitin
The churches Uniting in Christ will no longer just be Michael Kinnamon, COCU's generalsecretary. Seven other us communions have already voted in favor of the
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Disciples and UCC will vote on Churches Uniting in Christ'
When the UCC General Synod and the Disciples of Christ General Assembly in Kansas City vote in back-to-back actions on July 16, they will set in motion a sweeping plan for a new ecumenical relationship known as Churches Uniting in Christ (CUIC). Churches Uniting in Christ is the result of a dream of Protestant unity that was born in 1960 with a "Consultation on Church Union" (COCU) organized by several mainline denominations. Both the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) and the United Church of Christ were founding members. At first, COCU aimed to unite separated churches into a single body. But that vision changed over the decades, and now the goal is to create a "communion of communions." There will be no institutional "merger" of the churches, and each will retain its independent identity and structure. The proposal that Synod and Assembly will debate in Kansas City is a step in that direction. The Churches Uniting in Christ "will no longer just be consulting' as they did in COCU," says the Rev. Michael Kinnamon, COCU's general secretary. "Although they will not yet be in full communion,' they be taking steps in that direction."

17. World Council Of Churches Angry At U.S., Other Countries, On Peace Issues. (p28
architect, Kenneth L. Teegarden, second general minister and president, dies. 200210-18142902. World Council of churches angry at us, other countries, on
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The World Council of Churches had peace heavy on its mind during a recent meeting of the 158-member Central Committee.
It called on the United States to stop threatening Iraq, on Iraq to destroy weapons of mass destruction, on India and Pakistan to dismantle their nuclear arsenals, on Israel to stop its occupation of Palestine, on Palestinians to halt suicide bombings, and again on the U.S. to avoid military involvement in Colombia.
The council even had strong words about violence against the Serbian Orthodox Church in Kosovo and criticized its own member churches for past and present racism, setting in motion a process to redress injuries inflicted by discrimination.
The ecumenical body, which represents more than 300 churches in more than 100 countries, declared that it was alarmed about the persistent effort of the government of the United States . . . to gather international support for a new military action against Iraq with the stated objective of overthrowing the present government.
Disciples of Christ General Minister and President Richard L. Hamm was one of 37 leaders to personally counsel the U.S. to use restraint in the possibility of a preemptive strike against Iraq. The United Nations charter does not permit states to engage in preemptive war, the church leaders from Britain, Canada and the U.S. said.

18. RCA: Action Alert: Possible U.S. Military Action Against Iraq
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Action Alert: Possible U.S. Military Action Against Iraq
Letter to President Bush from religious leaders. Recent news and statements from the U.S administration have raised growing concern that the U.S. is preparing to take military action in Iraq to overthrow the government of Saddam Hussein. Though the Iraqi government oppresses its own people, does not cooperate with the international community, has not met the United Nations' demands to allow weapons inspectors into the country, and may be developing weapons of mass destruction, there are serious questions about the wisdom and justifiability of the use of military force aimed at overthrowing the government of Iraq. Despite these very real concerns, the Middle East Council of Churches (MECC), an ecumenical partner of the RCA, appeals to Christians in the West to address their governments about the situation in a letter dated August 5.

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