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  "Speak up for those who cannot speak. Protect the rights of those who are poor, helpless and needy..."

-Proverbs 31:9

What Is SCMP?
national democratic ecumenical mass organization

What we SAY?
FAITH without action is dead. WORK for peace...fight for justice. SPEAK up for the poor, deprived and oppressed. WHAT do you do to the least of your brothers and sisters, you do unto HIM. STAND UP for your rights.

Who we ARE?
SCMers...
Living out the Faith...
Following Christ...
Serving the People...


What we DO?
the SCMP or the movement does ecumenical fellowships,
bible studies & reflections,
youth camps,
leadership trainings,

studies on Philippine social realities,
information campaign,
fora-symposia,
film showing,
integration-exposure (INTEX) with workers, peasants, & urban poor,

protest actions,
women & men caucuses,
medical missions,
relief operations,
community outreach,

fact-finding missions,
writers'-artists' workshops,
cultural assemblies,
Bible-in-Context (BIC) seminars,
international links and solidarities,
etc.


Our affiliation
The SCMP is a member-movement of the World Student Christian Federation (WSCF). It is also a member-organization of the Kalipunan ng Kristiyanong Kabataan sa Pilipinas (3KP), National Council of Churches in the Philippines (NCCP), and the Bagong Alyansang Makabayan (BAYAN).

What does the SCMP logo stands for?
The two doves overlapping each other represent the transformation of the movement from a campus ministry to a national democratic ecumenical mass organization.

The black dove symbolizes the semi-feudal and semi-colonial society as the context of the movement's ecumenical mission and praxis.

The white dove represents the purity of the society the movement adheres to, while the gray shade represents the contrasts in the society, and the struggles challenging & facing the movement.

The upward flight of the doves symbolize the movement and the society journey to national democracy for liberation.#


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