UEM Member Churches in Asia

China

Chinese Rhenish Church Hong Kong Synod (CRC)

Indonesia

Batak Christian Community Church (GPKB)
Indonesian Christian Church (HKI)
Christian Church from North Central Java (GKJTU)
Christian Church of Eastern Java (GKJW)
Christian Protestant Angkola Batak Church (GKPA)
Batak Karo Protestant Church (GBKP)
Indonesian Christian Protestant Church (GKPI)
Nias Christian Protestant Church (BNKP)
Christian Protestant Church in Mentawai (GKPM)
Christian Protestant Simalungun Batak Church (GKPS)
Batak Christian Protestant Church (HKBP)
Evangelical Christian Church in West Papua (GKI)

Philippines

United Church of Christ in the Philippines

Sri Lanka

Methodist Church of Sri Lanka (MC-SL)

more information about the Asian Region

News

The Philippines: Amy Ramiro Calumpang, UCCP Ecumenical Relations and Partnership Officer, reports about rehabilitation work

(04.10.09) Amy Ramiro Calumpang, UCCP Ecumenical Relations and Partnership Officer, reports that the UCCP distributed on Saturday, 3 October 460 packs of foodstuffs to UCCP Bangkal and UCCP San Pablo both in Pampanga province....

Guagua »We’re now immune to floods«

(Guagua, 03.10.09) Flood waters have not subsided in portions of Guagua town in Pampanga province, 77 kilometers north of Manila. A week after Typhoon Ondoy hit, waters in the market near the UCCP church in Bangkal village are...

The Philippines: A call to prayers and solidarity

(03.10.09) Today Jessie S. Suarez, Bishop Assigned to the Jurisdictional Area, has sent a pastoral message to the Constituents of the South Luzon Jurisdictional Area.

UEM and three of its member churches have released 100.000 Euro for the victims in Indonesia and in the Philippines

(02.10.09) For the victims of both affected areas the Evangelical Church in Rhineland (EKiR), the Evangelical Church of Westfalia (EKvW), the Evangelical Church in Hesse and Nassau (EKHN) as well as the United Evangelical...

UEM Characterizes Climate Protection as a Human Right

(17.06.2009) Under the motto of “Climate Change and Human Rights – Church Positions”, a panel discussion was held yesterday within the framework of the 11th session of the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva.