14th June
Introduction
Session 1 -Theological perspective of the current ecological challenges
Keynote speakers:
Archbishop K. G. Hammar (Church of Sweden)
Dr Ruth Valerio (Global Advocacy and Influencing Director, Tearfund)
Session 2 - What did we learn from the pandemic? How to react to demands of energy security? Growing vulnerability to climate change - Advocacy and dialogue of churches with politics
Sirpa Pietikainen, MEP (Finland)
Martin Hojsik, MEP (Slovakia)
Dave Bookless, Director of Theology, A Rocha International
Kees Nieuwerth, Moderator of the CEC thematic group on a sustainable future
Session 3 - Future of ECEN and Election of the ECEN Enabling team
Jørgen Skov Sørensen, General Secretary of the Conference of European Churches
Henrik Grape & Stephen Taylor, ECEN
15th June
Opening prayer
Session 4 - Christ’s love moves the world to reconciliation and unity - care for creation in the agenda of WCC Assembly 2022
Athena Peralta, WCC Climate Change group
Beate Fagerli, Church of Norway
Dinesh Suna, WCC Assembly planning group
Marc Witzenbacher, WCC Assembly planning group
Session 5 - Announcement of the winner of the Roman Juriga Award 2022
Climate Justice – A Concern of Ecumenical Youth
Session 6 - Every part of creation matters - Panel on green theology and upcoming projects with engagement of churches in Europe