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Ecumenism in 2029?
As we prepare for our 13th Assembly in Lyon (15-21 July 2009), CEC wishes to set its course in a wider context.

CEC 13th Assembly Media Letter of Invitation
Media Accreditation

Open letter to the Presidents of the EU institutions
The economic crisis is a call for change.

Now Available: The latest issue of the CEC-KEK Monitor - Nr. 65, May 2009

60th Anniversary of the Universal Declaration on Human Rights (UDHR).
Please download the pdf file for the Human Rights Card: English, French, German
and the pdf file for the Human Rights Bookmark in English, French, German
Please find the translations of the texts for the Human Rights card and bookmark in the following languages:
Other Languages

CEC Church and Society Commission service: read about European Affairs at Europe Updates

Latest News
Climate change: Challenge for lifestyles, solidarity and global justice
Six months ahead of the UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen, Churches and church organisations discussed with EU representatives the ethical dimension of the fight against climate change...

The EEA1 in Basle: (external link)
a milestone for ecumenism, a challenge to raise signs of hope

20th Anniversary of the first European Ecumenical Assembly, Basel, Switzerland, 15-21 May 1989
(Photo: CEC Archive)

Visit the website of the 13th Assembly of CEC (Lyon 15-21 July 2009)
www.assembly.ceceurope.org

EEA3 website
Visit the website of the Third European Ecumenical Assembly.
EEA3 Final message
EEA3 Youth Statement

The Conference of European Churches
The Conference of European Churches (CEC) is an ecumenical fellowship of churches in Europe which confess the Lord Jesus Christ as God and Saviour according to the Scriptures and therefore seek to fulfil together their common calling to the glory of the one God, Father, Son and Holy Spirit.