US concerned about human rights in Madagascar. The Washington Post reports that the U.S. Embassy in Madagascar has expressed concern about “the constant harassment of political dissidents and journalists” in the country. The statement refers to reports of arbitrary arrests…
Read more »A group of college students from the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)-related College of Wooster need financial help to attend the national November Vigil to Close the Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation in Georgia. The Presbyterian Peace Fellowship (PPF) has established…
Read more »Join the Presbyterian Peace Fellowship on November 20-22 at Fort Benning in Columbus, GA. They will be part of the annual event to close the Western Hemispheric Institute for Security Cooperation training facility. This year’s event will also call for…
Read more »After three months in exile following his ouster from power, President Zelaya has returned to Honduras. Pray that the people will be safe, peace will prevail, and justice will be done.
Read more »A call to prayer and expression of concern for Honduras comes from the Central America and Mexico Office with information from PC(USA) mission workers Tim and Gloria Wheeler. Here are the prayer requests. During this time of great difficulty in…
Read more »Here are some sources of information on the situation in Honduras Presbyterians at work in Honduras Latin American church council demands restoration of Honduras democracy Human Rights at Risk in Honduras – Latin America Working Group Why Honduran splits became…
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