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What do you read the most? Take the WCC communications survey

August 6, 2026 · 1 min read

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Thu, 08/06/2026 - 11:17

The World Council of Churches (WCC) communications team is conducting a survey, inviting readers to contribute their thoughts on what they read most, what inspires them, and ideas on what new stories and resources they would use.

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Photo: Albin Hillert/WCC

“ As we strive to keep you informed, inspired, and connected across our global fellowship of churches, we’d like to hear from you,” said Gr égoire de Fombelle, WCC communication officer. “ You only need about three minutes to complete the survey.”

Survey questions are designed to help shape WCC news, resources, and stories so readers can be both inspired and informed. Readers have the opportunity to answer questions related to email, newsletters, Christian unity, justice, peace, and many other topics.

WCC Reader Survey – Fill out form

Source: World Council of Churches · Read the full story →

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ქეთევან ჯავახიშვილი

I am interested in what is written in the news about the unity of the churches, but the most important thing for me is how it helps us in our daily life in Batumi. I will fill it in three minutes.

Radu Constantinescu

I was looking at the picture of Albin Hillert and what Grégoire de Fombelle was saying. The thing about "inspired and informed" sounds nice, but I would like to see more about how Christian unity is lived in our small parishes, not just general reports. I'm going to take this three minute survey, maybe it helps.

Марина Богданова

I also looked at the photo of Albina Hillert and at the words of Grégoire de Fombelle about “inspired and informed”. In our Yekaterinburg choir we often sing about unity, but I’m more interested in how it looks in ordinary parishes, and not just in big reports. I’ll fill out the survey, maybe they’ll actually listen.

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ვახტანგ ჯავახიშვილი

I am also interested in the unity of the churches, Ketevan, but the most important thing for me is how it translates to Telavi on our route and at home with the children. I will fill in in three minutes too, maybe we will understand what our side needs.

Simona Tudor

You are right, Radu, Christian unity can be seen most clearly in small parishes, like ours at St. Dumitru, where we help each other with vegetables from the garden and with common prayer. I would also complete the questionnaire, but let them see that we don't only get the general reports. What is it about the life of your parish that you think would deserve a specific story?