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Articles in March, 2009 issue of Ecumenical Review, The

• Ecumenical chronicle together on the way towards just peace
• The quarterly of the World Council of Churches
  by Theodore A. Gill, Jr.
• Barmen and the ecumenical movement
  by Keith Clements
• Barmen, the ecumenical movement, and the Jews: the missing thesis
  by Victoria J. Barnett
• A message "to all people" the missionary task of Protestant churches in Europe—in the light of Barmen's sixth thesis
  by Michael Bunker
• Confessing the Triune God in a globalized era
  by Guillermo Cesar Hansen
• The contemporary relevance of the Barmen Declaration to the struggle of the church in the political arena
  by Fridz Pardamean Sihombing
• The reception of the Barmen Declaration in South Africa
  by Nico Koopman
• What did the Barmen Declaration have to say to the churches of the German Democratic Republic?
  by Heino Falcke
• Barmen in the Presbyterian Church : a process toward reception in the United States
  by Theodore A. Gill, Jr.
• The Barmen Declaration in the Presbyterian-reformed church in Cuba
  by Adolfo Ham
• Gunther J. Hermann, Apartheid as an ecumenical challenge. The role of the church in the South African conflict/Apartheid als okumenische Herausforderung. Die Rolle der Kirche im Sudafrikakonflikt
  by Konrad Raiser
• Katharina Kunter, Fulfilled hopes and broken dreams: Protestant churches in Germany between the conflicting conceptions of democracy and socialism /Erfullte Hoffnungen und zerbrochene Traume: Evangelische Kirchen in Deutschland im Spannungsfeld von Demokr
  by Stephen Brown
• Joachim Garstecki , The Ecumenical Movement and Resistance against Dictatorships: National Socialism and Communism as a challenge to the Churches/Die Okumene und der Widerstand gegen Diktaturen: Nationalsozialismus und Kommunismus als Herausforderung an d
  by Stephen Brown
• John O'Grady and Peter Scherle , Ecumenics from the Rim. Explorations in honour of John D'Arcy May
  by Martin Robra
• Richard Howell , Global Christian Forum, Transforming Ecumenism
  by Donald W. Norwood