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Être disciple, c’est vivre intentionnellement, sacrificiellement et continuellement chaque instant de notre vie quotidienne selon l’engagement à suivre Jésus, a déclaré l’évêque Dhiloraj Ranjit Canagasabey lors de la plénière sur la formation missionnaire à la Conférence mondiale sur la mission et l’évangélisation (CME), en ce lundi 12 mars.

In Makumira in der Nähe von Arusha (Tansania) haben über 100 Theologiestudierende aus aller Welt die Eröffnung des Global Ecumenical Theological Institute 2018 gefeiert, das vom Ökumenischen Rat der Kirchen organisiert wurde.

Gathering in Makumira near Arusha, Tanzania on 5 March, more than 100 theology students from around the world celebrated the opening of the Global Ecumenical Theological Institute 2018, organized by the WCC.

Más de cien estudiantes de teología de todo el mundo reunidos en Makumira (Tanzania) celebraron la inauguración del Instituto Teológico Ecuménico Mundial (GETI) 2018, un acontecimiento organizado por el CMI.

Réunis à Makumira près d’Arusha, en Tanzanie, une bonne centaine d’étudiants et étudiantes en théologie du monde entier ont fêté l’ouverture de l’Institut mondial de théologie œcuménique (GETI 2018) organisé par le COE.

Through a ceremony on 26 January, the Ecumenical Institute at Bossey saw 21 students from 20 countries and 10 denominations embark on a future of ecumenical work in their respective home countries and contexts.

“Ecumenism without youth is ecumenism without a future”, said Prof. Dr Esther Mombo at the opening of the annual meeting of the World Council of Churches (WCC) Commission on Education and Ecumenical Formation (CEEF), being held in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, 9-13 October.

Rt Rev. Dr Samuel Amirtham, an internationally renowned theologian, bishop and ecumenical leader, passed away on 26 September at the age of 85. Amirtham was a multifaceted and charismatic teacher, pastor, leader, and revolutionary, inspiring and accompanying many lives, from remote villages to universities, to the corridors of power.

„Vergessen Sie Ihre Vorurteile über junge Erwachsene. Hören Sie ihnen zu und erfahren Sie, was sie Ihnen mitzuteilen haben!“ Michal Szymanczak vom World YMCA präsentierte die Ergebnisse der YMCA-Studie „One Million Voices“ im Rahmen des Seminars „Den Glauben in einer multikulturellen und multireligiösen Welt teilen“ am Ökumenischen Institut Bossey des Ökumenischen Rates der Kirchen (ÖRK).

“Put your preconceived ideas about young people aside. Listen to them and hear what they are saying to you!” Michal Szymanczak of the World YMCA presented findings of a YMCA study, “One Million Voices” to participants at a seminar, "Sharing the faith in a multi-cultural and multi-faith world,” held at the World Council of Churches (WCC) Bossey Ecumenical Institute.

“Deja a un lado tus prejuicios sobre los jóvenes, escúchalos y entérate de lo que te están contando”. Michal Szymanczak, de la YMCA Mundial, presentó los resultados de un estudio realizado por su organización, titulado “Un millón de voces”, a los participantes en el seminario “Compartir la fe en un mundo multicultural y multirreligioso”, que tuvo lugar en el Instituto Ecuménico de Bossey del Consejo Mundial de Iglesias (CMI).

«Mettez de côté vos préjugés sur les jeunes. Écoutez-les et entendez ce qu’ils vous disent!» C’est ainsi que Michal Szymanczak, de World YMCA, a présenté les résultats d’une étude réalisée par l’organisation et intitulée «Un million de voix» aux personnes participant au séminaire «Partager la foi dans un monde multiculturel et multireligieux» organisé à l’Institut œcuménique de Bossey du Conseil œcuménique des Églises (COE).

The World Council of Churches' (WCC) popular YATRA (Youth in Asia Training for Religious Amity) programme has a new online learning component that adds four weeks of intensive training to two weeks of residential learning. When 35 young men and women from 14 different countries meet at the Jakarta Theological Seminary in Indonesia on 8 July, they will already have a familiarity with the major religious traditions found in Asia, thanks to their online studies.

As the Global Ecumenical Theological Institute 2017 (GETI’17) drew to a close in Berlin on 31 May, participants rejoiced in a sense of renewed ecumenical energy, and of fellowship across traditions, as they prepare to return to their home contexts.

During Kirchentag, a Protestant church festival in Germany, vice-moderator of the WCC Commission of Ecumenical Education and Formation Prof. Dr Esther Mombo visited the World Council of Churches (WCC) booth, where she talked with Marianne Ejdersten, WCC director of Communication.

“We’ve seen in the case of refugees, how the church takes a strong standpoint in welcoming those who have fled. But it isn’t always so easy in the congregations. There are many who feel fear, as we receive not only refugees but sometimes also people of other faiths. In this case, we can see a gap between what the church says, and what is actually lived.”

An upcoming Global Ecumenical Theological Institute (GETI) in Berlin, Germany, has participants like Shahriar Ashrafkhorasani, from the Church of England, looking forward to an experience that will go beyond informative into transforming.

Greta Nania-Montoya Ortega hat eine enthusiastische Botschaft für junge Erwachsene, die am Global Ecumenical Theological Institute (GETI) 2018 interessiert sind: „Verpasst nicht diese einmalige Gelegenheit. Sie wird euer Leben verändern!“

Greta Nania-Montoya Ortega has an enthusiastic message for young people considering signing up for the 2018 Global Ecumenical Theological Institute (GETI): “Do not miss this unique opportunity. It will change your life!”