FSPC publishes arguments against PrenDia and PrenaTest

“Testing Life?” the Federation of Swiss Protestant Churches asks in the most recent edition of its series “10 Questions – 10 Answers,” published today. In this brochure, the FSPC takes a stance against the new tests for the prenatal diagnosis of trisomies, including trisomy 21 (Down syndrome...
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FSPC and Armenian Church will hold joint Armenian Genocide centennial commemoration

During a reception in Beirut (Lebanon) last Sunday, Aram I., one of the two highest dignitaries of the global Armenian Apostolic Church, thanked the Swiss churches and the Swiss people for their selfless and generous support during the Armenian Genocide nearly one hundred years ago. In the presence...
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“Enabling the dying to live a self-determined life”

Palliative care is a term for providing care and support to people at the end of their lives. Known predominantly as a healthcare concept, there is another side to palliative care that so far has been underrepresented in public discourse: holistic care and support that integrates family members and...
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FSPC wants to pool church social work on national level

The situation of church social work on a national and language-regional level lacks a clear structure. It is hard to determine who works with what intent on whose behalf. This is the result of an analysis report by the “Motion Diaconia” task force appointed the Federation of Swiss Protestant...
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Desire as the motor of spirituality

Spirituality is a buzzword in our time. Offers related to spiritual practices flourish inside the church and out. Most of these offers are taken up by women. What do women look for, and what do they find, when they walk a spiritual path? “For Ourselves and for the World: Spirituality for Tomorrow...
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40 years of Protestant unity in diversity

The most important church community since the Reformation has now reached its 40th anniversary. To mark this occasion, the Council of the Federation of Swiss Protestant Churches honores the significance of the Leuenberg Agreement. The document was signed on March 16, 1973 at Leuenberg, near Basel,...
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