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Asia Communication Sunday

Asia Communication Sunday
WACC – Asia Region
21 June 2009

The world is experiencing peacelessness throughout the globe, where terrorism, war, oppression, marginalization of the poor, women, children and immigrants and refugees, increase the number of people on the margins. All our Communication efforts should focus on bringing the people at the margins to the center. A right to communicate is one of the key issues of the world and WACC will be present in the global struggle for this right.

The communication of Christians is ultimately meant to glorify God. In that sense, all Christian communication is an act of worship, a praise of God through the shared word and action of a community living in the consciousness of God's presence. Christian communication is challenged to witness to God's transforming power in all areas of human life.

Hence, we are calling for Asia Communication Sunday 2009 to be observed during the month of June, ideally celebrated on 21 June 2009 in all the churches in Asia. The theme chosen is: “Communication is Peace: Taking sides to build viable Communities.”

We invite your suggestions for Asia Communication Sunday 2009. Let us share and celebrate this meaningfully, “Taking Sides” to build viable communities in order to establish Peace in our families, communities, churches, our nations and our world as Christian Communicators.

Prof. Dr. Samuel Meshack
Chairperson, WACC - Asia Region
The materials for Asia Communication Sunday 2009


An interview with WACC General Secretary Rev. Dr. Randy Naylor

Posted by: waccasia on Tuesday, May 26, 2009 - 05:03 PM
Asia WACC News 
Listen to an interview with WACC General Secretary Rev. Dr. Randy Naylor, conducted by Judy Chan during his visit to Hong Kong in February 2009.





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The demise of Rev. Dr. A. D. Manuel

Posted by: waccasia on Sunday, May 03, 2009 - 09:09 PM
Asia WACC News 
With deep sorrow, I would like to share the news of the demise of Rev. Dr. A. D. Manuel, the former Asia Secretary of WACC (before Dr. Pradip Thomas) on 30 April 2009.



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Asia Communication Sunday, 21 June 2009

Posted by: waccasia on Thursday, February 12, 2009 - 09:06 PM
Asia WACC News 
Information and communication are significantly changing the world we live in. Instead of establishing commonness and solidarity, public communication now tends to reinforce divisions, widen the gap between rich and poor, consolidate oppression, and distort reality in order to maintain systems of domination and subject the silenced masses to media manipulation.





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IS PEACE POSSIBLE IN A WORLD LIKE THIS?

Posted by: waccasia on Tuesday, December 23, 2008 - 09:23 AM
We live in a time of great anxiety is not debatable. It is ironic that all the things we have done, invented, and produced, have not reduced anxiety at all. In fact, there is every reason to believe that our great technological advances have increased anxiety, rather than reducing it.

Yours in Christ the Saviour born in Bethlehem for us.
Sam Meshack / President, AR-WACC.




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WACC Congress: Communication is Peace

Posted by: waccasia on Tuesday, December 23, 2008 - 09:21 AM
Global WACC News 
The World Association for Christian Communication’s Congress ‘Communication is Peace: Building Viable Communities’ attracted some 300 communication and media professionals from 73 countries.



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