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"A Common Word" letter sparks a series of dialogues among Christians and Muslims

A recent dialogue held in late July at Yale University in the United States brought together Muslim and Christian scholars, intellectuals, academics and religious leaders from the United States and around the world. The event was one of a series of dialogues organized in response to the October 2007 open letter "A Common Word" sent by 138 Muslim scholars to Christians around the world. The letter invited them to dialogue about what they viewed as the common parts of their respective faiths.

Le dialogue interreligieux, priorité du COE et du Patriarcat oecuménique

Le dialogue est "la meilleure manière de parvenir à la compréhension et à la coopération mutuelles au niveau des relations humaines, ainsi qu'à la coexistence pacifique des nations", peut-on lire dans le communiqué final publié par les organisateurs de la Conférence mondiale sur le dialogue et largement approuvé par les participants à cette rencontre, qui a pris fin vendredi 18 juillet à Madrid, Espagne.

WCC to attend Madrid interfaith conference

World Council of Churches (WCC) representatives will participate at the 16-18 July international interfaith conference convened in Madrid by the Muslim World League following an initiative by Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah.

Church unity and interreligious dialogue discussed at WCC visit to Egypt

Challenges facing Christians today are too strong for a divided church, said World Council of Churches (WCC) general secretary Rev. Dr Samuel Kobia in Egypt recently as he called for church unity both locally and globally. Kobia was speaking during a 16-21 June visit to WCC member churches in the country.

Ecumenical theological education strategic, international congress says

Ecumenical theological education is of strategic importance for Christianity in the 21st century. This was the message coming from the IV Congress of the World Conference of Associations of Theological Institutions (WOCATI) held in Neapolis, Thessaloniki and Volos (Greece) from 31 May to 7 June 2008.

Le développement de la communauté chrétienne au Népal rend nécessaire un renforcement de la formation théologique

Des rapports de témoins directs sur l'extraordinaire développement du christianisme au Népal et sur la nécessité urgente qui en résulte d'améliorer la formation théologique et d'accroître la participation au mouvement oecuménique ont été au centre des discussions d'un récent colloque sur l'avenir de la formation théologique en Asie du Sud.