Background
The Programme for Christian-Muslim Relations in Africa (PROCMURA) is the one and only pan African Christian organisation with a specific focus on Christians’ constructive relations with Muslims in witness and for peace and peaceful co-existence. Founded in 1959 PROCMURA’s constituencies are made up of Protestant, Anglican, Orthodox, Evangelicals and African Instituted (Independent) Churches. It does have Catholics in its constituencies some of who have served in various capacities within the PROCMURA family. The Programme for Christian-Muslim Relations in Africa is currently well established in 20 countries in East, West, Central and Southern Africa and operates in ten more countries where it is not yet well established.
Vision Statement
A continent where Christian and Muslim communities in spite of their differences, work together for justice, peace and reconciliation, towards the holistic development of the human family and the environment.
Mission Statement
Faithful Christian witness to the Gospel in an interfaith environment of Christians and Muslims that respects the spirit of good neighbourliness and Christian constructive engagement with Muslims for peace and peaceful coexistence.
Overall Goal
To see an African continent where Christians and Muslims uphold the principles of religious freedom and all that it entails; constructively relate to promote peace in the society and peaceful coexistence between Christian and Muslim communities; jointly respond to environmental challenges.
An Interview With a FoRB Trainer of Trainers
Freedom of Religion or Belief (FoRB)
Freedom of Religion or Belief (FoRB) is a universal human right. PROCMURA addresses FoRB from a faith perspective point of view, dealing specifically with religious people (Christians and Muslims).
This programme brings together various stakeholders including; religious leaders, women, youth, civil society, communities, media, and government agencies to enhance their capacity on FoRB so that they can identify FoRB violations, advocate for FoRB and work to promote FoRB.
This programme brings together various stakeholders including; religious leaders, women, youth, civil society, communities, media, and government agencies to enhance their capacity on FoRB so that they can identify FoRB violations, advocate for FoRB and work to promote FoRB.
I Stand for Peace
We, at PROCMURA, remain resolute in our resolve to upholding collective and individual actions geared towards building a peaceful and secure African continent where humanity comes first - not religion, race, ethnicity, political affiliations, or anything else. That is what our I Stand for Peace campaign represents.
We call upon stakeholders from all walks of life to join us in the mission to foster peace, peaceful coexistence and reconciliation across Africa.
Remember, peace is not a concept, it is a personal responsibility that starts with each one of us.
I Stand for Peace.
We call upon stakeholders from all walks of life to join us in the mission to foster peace, peaceful coexistence and reconciliation across Africa.
Remember, peace is not a concept, it is a personal responsibility that starts with each one of us.
I Stand for Peace.
Let's Build a Peaceful & Secure Africa
NEWS & EVENTS
The 18th General Council of PROCMURA (Report - KTN News)
I Stand for Peace: Voices from Our Constituencies - Togo
Rev. Dr. Almut Nothnagle's Goodwill Message to PROCMURA
Programme for Christian-Muslim Relations in Africa (PROCMURA),
P.O. Box 66099 – 00800 Nairobi
Prof. Saitoti Avenue, Westlands,
Phone: +254 (020) 444 5181 / 445 1342,
Email: [email protected]