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WCC: Cuba briefing


From "WCC Media" <Media@wcc-coe.org>
Date Wed, 12 Nov 2003 15:06:08 +0100

World Council of Churches 7 Press Info 
Contact: Juan Michel, Media relations officer 
Office: +41 22 791 6153 - Mobile: +41 79 507 6363
jcm@wcc-coe.org 7 www.wcc-coe.org 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - 12/11/2003 - info-03-13

What's going on in Cuba?

First-hand information on the current situation in Cuba,
domestic violence, children's rights, the mission of the church
and other topics will be shared at a

lunchtime briefing 
on Tuesday 18 November 2003, from 12:30 to 14:00
at the Ecumenical Centre (Salle IV), 150 Route de Ferney,
Geneva

Speakers
Dr Reinerio Arce
President of the Cuban Council of Churches and professor at the
Matanzas Theological Seminary.
Dr Patricia Ares
President of the Cuban Society of Psychologists and coordinator
of the World Council of Churches' Decade to Overcome Violence
reference committee in Cuba.

The briefing is being organized by the WCC/DOV. 

The briefing will be in Spanish with interpretation into
English. 
(Lunch can be purchased in the Ecumenical Centre cafeteria.)

For more information contact:
Media Relations Office
tel: (+41 22) 791 64 21 / (+41 22) 791 61 53
e-mail:media@wcc-coe.org
http://www.wcc-coe.org

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342, in more than 120 countries in all continents from virtually
all Christian traditions. The Roman Catholic Church is not a
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governing body is the assembly, which meets approximately every
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Konrad Raiser from the Evangelical Church in Germany. 


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