What does CEC stand for?

Conference of European Churches

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Invitees reportedly included representatives of: Anglican Church (1), Churches of the Reformation (3), Conference of European Churches (1), Islamic Communities (4), Jewish Leaders (1), Orthodox Churches (4), Roman Catholic Church (4).

European Commission, Parliament snub Hindus in dialogue with leaders ...

According to Ecumenical News International, the Church and Society Commission of the Conference of European Churches said in a March 16 statement that it wanted Sunday protected in order to enhance both the protection of workers' health and a balance between work and family life.

Church groups push EU to approve Sunday law

The executive committee of the Church and Society Commission of the Conference of European Churches said in a statement that less than three per cent of Europe's population was over 65 a generation ago, but that by 2050 it could be 20 per cent, with only half of the population of working age.

Elderly and young need each other

Speaking from the meeting of the central committee of the Conference of European Churches (CEC) in Bratislava he said: 'All Christians in Europe will mourn on hearing this remarkable Pope has reached the end of his earthly pilgrimage.

'Great admiration and respect

It is slightly odd for a Presbyterian minister, even one now hacking through an ecumenical eurojungle in Brussels with the Conference of European Churches, to forget the Hebrews.

What the World Owes Scotland. (Reviews)

In April 1999 the Canadian Council of Churches, the Conference of European Churches, and the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the USA sent a joint letter to all NATO members declaring that "Contrary to NATO's current strategic concept, nuclear weapons do not, cannot guarantee security.

Statement on nuclear disarmament. NATO policy and the churches

The prize, administered by the Conference of European Churches on behalf of the U.

Templeton prize winner

Marujo has won the prize, administered by the Conference of European Churches on behalf of the U.

Churches 'unable to understand' fundamentals of journalism