Ecumenism Competitors

Who We Are For more than a century, American Jewish Committee has been the leading global Jewish advocacy organization. With offices across the United States and around the globe, and partnerships with Jewish communities worldwide, AJC works to enhance the well-being of the Jewish people and to advance human rights and democratic values for all. What We Do Global Diplomacy Through high-level diplomatic meetings that leverage long-standing relationships, AJC gains the support of global decision-makers on our critical issues. Legislative Advocacy Through local, regional, and national advocacy with Members of Congress, AJC promotes domestic policies and legislation that support our global agenda. Interreligious and Intergroup Coalition Building Through establishing important local and global alliances among diverse ethnic and religious groups, AJC builds coalitions to advance issues of common concern. Communications Through a global media presence, AJC generates awareness and provides expert resources to promote our advocacy agenda.

The Bahá'í World Centre is the spiritual and administrative centre of the Bahá'í Faith. The Bahá'í Faith was listed in The Britannica Book of the Year (1992–present) as the second most widespread of the world's independent religions in terms of the number of countries represented. According to Britannica, the Bahá'í Faith is established in 247 countries and territories; represents over 2,100 ethnic, racial, and tribal groups; and has scriptures translated into over 800 languages.

The WCC is a worldwide fellowship of 350 member churches which represents more than half a billion Christians around the world. The WCC calls its member churches to seek unity, a common public witness and service to others in a world where hope and solidarity are the seeds for justice and peace. The WCC cooperates with people of all faiths seeking reconciliation with the goal of justice, peace and a more equitable world.