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WEA adopts Call to Action on HIV

Micah Network welcomes the news that the World Evangelical Alliance General Assembly adopted a Call to Action on HIV on October 29 2008. The Call to Action on HIV was drafted during the recent Micah Network consultation on Churches Living with HIV by WEA representatives attending that meeting.

More news from Micah Network's recent consultation coming soon.

4th Triennial Global Consultation on Climate Change, Kenya, 13-18 July 2009

EVENT ANNOUNCEMENT

Micah Network is pleased to announce that the 4th Triennial Global Consultation on Climate Change will be held from July 13 -18, 2009 in Nairobi, Kenya. Work is well underway to finalise the venue and costs. Please mark these dates on your calendar and we hope to provide you with more information very soon.

The Global Network seeking participation of Micah Network member organisations

We have been asked by the Global Network, an international network of NGOs sharing information and knowledge on disaster risk reduction, to circulate the following information.
The Global Network are seeking the participation of organisations from one of the participating regions and countries (please refer to participating regions and countries template attached to confirm eligibility) in any of the following roles:

  • National Coordinating Organisation (NCO)
  • Regional Coordinating Organisation (RCO)
  • Survey work

Please refer to the attached briefing sheet for more information on these opportunities.
Expressions of interest or any enquiries should be directed to Marcus Oxley, marcus.oxley@globalnetwork-dr.org. The original deadline of 31 July has been extended to close of business Wednesday 6 August.

Participating regions and countries - template

Briefing Sheet - Views from the Front line

Micah Network members responding to the 2008 Sichuan earthquake in China

The following member agencies are responding to the disaster in China:

Baptist World Aid

http://www.bwanet.org/default.aspx?pid=838

Cedar Fund

http://www.cedarfund.org

Christian Reformed World Relief Committee
http://www.crcna.org/news.cfm?newsid=582

World Vision Australia

http://www.worldvision.com.au/emergency/ChinaEarthquake/index.asp

Micah Network releases a new CD

MICAH NETWORK PRESS RELEASE

Micah Network releases a new CD, Our Sins - a compilation of worship and reflective music on the theme of justice and poverty.

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Integral Mission Initiative

Micah Network Integral Mission Initiative

Communication with Micah Network Members

The Micah Network is pleased to announce the launch of a new initiative to help fulfil our second aim which is to encourage a deeper understanding of integral mission:

Speaking strongly and effectively regarding the nature of the mission of the Church to proclaim and demonstrate the love of Christ to a world in need.

As a network we are rich in relationships and experience of integral mission and we want to make this more intentionally available to local churches around the world.

What will the project do?

There are two interweaving strands of work we’re focusing on:

  1. Finding, mapping and bringing together the best materials, thinking, training and experience in Integral Mission from across the network (and beyond). This knowledge needs to be coherent and accessible and will be made available mainly (but not only) through the Micah Network websites in various languages.
  2. Working alongside (Micah Network member) organisations in national contexts in order to identify the specific needs of the church in their context and how the wealth of knowledge, experience and relationships from across the network can be utilised to deepen the church’s understanding and practice of integral mission.

We’re hoping to start working in around 6 countries over the first year, and these countries will be identified by the Micah Network Regional Coordinating Groups in Asia, Africa and Latin America. We’ll be looking to start in countries where members are already working alongside the church on these issues.

Who will work on the initiative?

We expect that Micah Network members will become actively involved in this initiative.

Micah Network staff will serve the member base in this initiative through coordination, facilitation and communication. The core project team consists of the Regional Coordinators (currently Ruth Alvarado and John Wesley Kabango) who will facilitate the initiative in their regions, and a small international team consisting of David Westlake and Jenny Grove, based in London and Jane Furniss.

How do I connect to the project?

The staff team have developed a questionnaire for Micah Network members and it would be incredibly helpful if you could find the time to fill it out and email it back to jenny.grove@micahnetwork.org. You can download it below. This would help a lot of our initial scoping and is also a means of expressing interest in the initiative

If you are interested in working with the project in your own national context, please get in touch with your Regional Co-ordinator, or your Regional Co-ordinating Group.

Latin America: contact Ruth Alvarado at coordinatorla@redmiqueas.org

Africa: contact John Wesley at johnwesleyk@yahoo.fr

Asia: pending the appointment of our new Asia Regional Coordinator contact Jenny Grove at jenny.grove@micahnetwork.org

Global: contact Jane Furniss at Jane.Furniss@micahnetwork.org