A history of the ecumenical movement

John H. Y. Briggs · Mercy Amba Oduyoye · Geōrgios Tsetsēs

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Introduction The Global Context of Ecumenism 1968-2000 Major Trends in the Life of the Churches Assessing the Ecumenical Movement The Unity We Share, the Unity We Seek Christian World Communions From Missions to Mission Interfaith Dialogue Ecumenical Formation The Bible in the Ecumenical Movement The Contemporary Search for Spirituality Inclusive Community Ecumenical Social Thought Justice and Peace in a World of Chaos Racism and Ethnicity Science, Technology, Ecology Diakonia in the Ecumenical Movement Under Public Scrutiny The Significance of Regional Ecumenism Africa Asia Caribbean Europe Latin America Middle East North America Pacific The Changing Shape of the Ecumenical Movement Index.

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