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GNRC 10th Anniversary
When the time has come to write the history of women, religion and spirituality, we will see how much we are privileged to enjoy the sensitivity of Rev. Mitsu Miyamoto, the founder of Myochikai and a source of inspiration for the Global Network of Religions for Children (GNRC) and its focus on children.
An interreligious network on the rights and wellbeing of children, it is so much rooted in the capacity of children bringing people together in a family and the child as the future of life. Deeply rooted in our religious traditions is the insight that the paradox is true: the child in its vulnerability is a sign of hope that we will bring forth that which is the best in us to protect and safeguard our children. As GNRC celebrates 10 years, we give thanks to God for inspiration and pledge renewed commitment for the sake of children.
An interreligious network on the rights and wellbeing of children, it is so much rooted in the capacity of children bringing people together in a family and the child as the future of life. Deeply rooted in our religious traditions is the insight that the paradox is true: the child in its vulnerability is a sign of hope that we will bring forth that which is the best in us to protect and safeguard our children. As GNRC celebrates 10 years, we give thanks to God for inspiration and pledge renewed commitment for the sake of children.