Graduation from the Orthodox School of the Annunciation in Beirut
Michel Abs graduated in 1970 from the school he later described as foundational in shaping his spiritual and social values.
SourceA sourced chronology of teaching, research, management and ecumenical service.
Michel Abs graduated in 1970 from the school he later described as foundational in shaping his spiritual and social values.
SourceTeaching, research, doctoral supervision and research ethics across economics and sociology.
SourceFrom managing MECC work in Lebanon to service as Treasurer and Executive Committee member.
SourceMECC's Executive Committee elected him on 18 September 2020 for a four-year term.
SourceA visit to Patriarch Al Rahi on Christian presence, the General Assembly and MECC's role.
SourceAn official index linking weekly messages, interviews, webinars, lectures, visits, statements and press releases throughout the year.
SourceThe Secretary General's participation in the World Council of Churches' 11th Assembly in Germany.
SourceA Cairo meeting emphasizing Christian presence in the region and cooperation among churches.
SourceMECC’s Executive Committee renewed its confidence in Michel Abs for a four-year term.
SourceAn official visit addressing Christian presence, human dignity, and cooperation among churches.
SourceProfessor Michel Abs and Carla Khijoyan discussed ecumenical cooperation and preparations for the Faith and Order conference.
SourceA Beirut meeting explored dialogue, humanitarian work and future cooperation.
SourceProfessor Michel Abs met WSCF regional secretary Melissa Bridi to discuss youth-focused cooperation and leadership development.
SourceThe Secretary General received the pastor of the Sudanese Christian community's church in Lebanon and its secretary at MECC headquarters in Beirut.
SourceA meeting at the Coptic Orthodox Patriarchate in Beirut affirmed the importance of strengthening the ecumenical spirit.
SourceA visit headed by the Secretary General to His Eminence Sheikh Dr. Sami Abi Al-Muna, affirming the strengthening of cooperation between the two sides.
SourceA visit to Baghdad to take part in the Chaldean Patriarch's enthronement, including ecumenical meetings with Iraq's church leaders.
SourceA meeting with Dr. Khadija Jasim, head of the Department of Social Studies at Bayt Al-Hikma (Iraq).
SourceA visit and an invitation to the International Day of Diplomats, in furtherance of dialogue between cultural and religious institutions.
SourceThe Secretary General led an MECC delegation on a congratulatory visit to Reverend Dr Rima Nasrallah, newly elected President of the National Evangelical Union of Lebanon.
SourceA visit from the assistant parish priest of Our Lady of the Annunciation Parish in Ain Ebel, to discuss conditions in the southern villages.
SourceThe Secretary General signed a cooperation agreement with the World Student Christian Federation in the Middle East to strengthen ecumenical work and empower young people.
SourceParticipation in the Bzommar exhibition, connecting cultural memory with service among the Churches.
SourceA meeting on the region, ecumenical work, the Council's governance and its future structure.
SourceA meeting on institutional cooperation, dialogue, justice and human rights.
SourceTwo Beirut meetings explored humanitarian priorities and future cooperation between Kerk in Actie and MECC.
SourceMichel Abs and Hrayr Jebejian discussed cooperation, relations between the two bodies and the Bible Society's programmes.
SourceThe two sides discussed academic, research, cultural and social cooperation between the university and MECC.
SourceThe meeting addressed church unity, ecumenical partnership, Christian presence and a common Easter date.
SourceA Beirut meeting addressed the needs of Kounin residents, displaced families and community support.
SourceMichel Abs and Anba Antonios signed a memorandum for humanitarian and church cooperation serving communities in the region.
SourceHeld 4–6 October, the conference opened with a welcome from Michel Abs; later coverage documents his message on dignity and dialogue.
SourceMichel Abs attended the festival opening and the recognition of thinker Hussein Shaban during his visit to Cairo.
SourceMichel Abs thanked partner media outlets for covering the Council’s work and helping build bridges for dialogue and cooperation.
SourcePope Tawadros II received Michel Abs and researchers from the Cairo conference; the meeting focused on hate speech and a culture of coexistence.
SourceMichel Abs and Danmission’s regional adviser discussed future cooperation and service to churches and communities in the region.
SourceMichel Abs met Archbishop Samy Fawzy to discuss cooperation, coordination and joint church programmes.
SourceSecretary General Professor Michel Abs joined a meeting with Archbishop Paul Abdel Sater of the Maronite Archdiocese of Beirut.
SourceMECC coordinator Lea Adel Maamary presented a commemorative shield on behalf of Secretary General Professor Michel Abs and colleagues at the General Secretariat.
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