Most Recent Articles from Ecumenical Review, The

• The Forum on Bilateral Dialogues yesterday and today 

  Since the mid-1960s, international ecumenical dialogue involving official representatives of two "World Confessional Families" (known since the...

  10/01/09 by Odair Pedroso Mateus · More from publication

• The vision of unity today: a Catholic perspective 

  When I was asked by the Rev. Dr Tom Best, then Director of the Faith and Order Commission, to participate in the present Ninth Forum on Bilateral...

  10/01/09 by William Henn · More from publication

• The reformation churches and their ecumenical task today 

  I. From Theological Consensus to Church Communion The churches marked by the 16th century Reformation are not only Lutheran and Reformed. They...

  10/01/09 by Andre Birmele · More from publication

• Anglicans and ecumenism 

  Anglican ecumenical engagement has a long history. While the contemporary ecumenical movement is often dated from the Edinburgh World Missionary...

  10/01/09 by Sarah Rowland Jones · More from publication

• Baptists and church unity 

  "Certainly, for the sake of mission, the unity of the church is not an issue that can be avoided." (1) Over the years, the Baptist World Alliance...

  10/01/09 by Neville Callam · More from publication

• The Oriental Orthodox Family of Churches in ecumenical dialogue 

  The Oriental Orthodox Family of Churches is composed of four patriarchates and three catholicosates. There is no primacy structure among them. For...

  10/01/09 by Nareg Alemezian · More from publication

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