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A new generation of ecumenical Christians has engaged preeminent issues of contemporary global Christianity in a new publication from Globethics.

Twenty-seven international students from the Bossey Ecumenical Institute, Switzerland, are embarking on a future of ecumenism, dialogue and unity that began with months of intense study and fellowship.

Prominente Kirchenleitende und Vertretende von theologischen Bildungseinrichtungen sowie von sozialen Bewegungen aus der ganzen Welt werden vom 19.-23. November in São Leopoldo, Brasilien, gemeinsam darüber nachdenken, wie reformatorische Traditionen durch Bildung weltweit dazu beigetragen haben, Gesellschaften zu verändern.

High-profile church representatives, theological educators and social activists from around the world will meet from 19-23 November in São Leopoldo, Brazil, to reflect on how Reformation traditions in the world have contributed through education to transform societies.

Prominentes representantes religiosos, profesores de teología y activistas sociales de todo el mundo se reunirán del 19 al 23 de noviembre en São Leopoldo (Brasil) para reflexionar sobre la manera en que las tradiciones de la Reforma del mundo han contribuido a transformar las sociedades a través de la educación.

D’éminents représentants d’Église, enseignants de théologie et militants sociaux du monde entier se réuniront du 19 au 23 novembre à São Leopoldo, au Brésil, pour examiner comment les traditions issues de la Réforme ont contribué à transformer les sociétés dans le monde grâce à l’éducation.

The committee that advises WCC governing bodies on promoting ecumenical learning has ended its February 2015 meeting with a series of recommendations to ensure a vibrant study environment.

At the Central Committee meeting of the WCC, leadership of the Council’s consultative bodies was announced. These bodies will steer through the work of the WCC in accomplishing the call from its 10th Assembly to engage in a “pilgrimage of justice and peace”. The WCC assembly was held in the Republic of Korea in 2013.

The March 2014 issue of The Ecumenical Review features reflections on the global context of ecumenical theology from leading theological scholars and students who participated in classes, research and ecumenical events in Busan and Seoul, Republic of Korea, in the fall of 2013.