Momentum, the Weekly Newsletter from the Middle East Council of Churches

In the new issue of the weekly newsletter Momentum issued by the Communication and Public Relations Department of the Middle East Council of Churches, you can find details about the round table organized by MECC under the title "Women and Human Dignity", on Thursday 27 October 2022, at the General Secretariat’s headquarters in Beirut. As for the weekly message of the MECC Secretary General Dr. Michel Abs, it is entitled “She deserved the status”, and was his opening note at the beginning of the round table.

The issue also presents the speech delivered by Dr. Abs at the end of the Mass and Requiem held on the forty days’ memory of Late Gabriel Gergi Habib, the former Secretary General of the Middle East Council of Churches, on Sunday 23 October 2022, at the Saint George Greek Orthodox Cathedral, Downtown Beirut. In the issue also, you can find a news about the Prayer Service made by the MECC General Secretariat’s team for Gabi Habib, with the participation of his small family, on Tuesday 25 October 2022, at the MECC headquarters in Beirut.

As well as, the issue includes details and pictures about the annual meeting of the Middle East Committee of the Act Alliance Forum, held with the participation of MECC and humanitarian and international organizations, on Sunday 23 October 2022, in Amman.

In the issue, you can find the Ecumenical calendar for November 2022 issued by the Communication and Public Relations Department; and a news about the awareness session on Cholera, organized for the MECC General Secretariat in Beirut, on Tuesday 25 October 2022. This is in addition to the MECC Annual Report 2021, Ecumenical reports, the weekly Prayer, videos, and news of the Middle Eastern Churches.

Moreover, the issue presents a socio-economic overview of the Middle East during September 2022 and the latest updates of the Coronavirus in the region.

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