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This declaration was issued by delegates to the Southern African Debt Summit in Johannesburg, 21 March 1999: Jubilee 2000 Southern African Coalitions. Affirmed by delegates from: Angola, Lesotho, Malawi, Mozambique, South Africa, Swaziland, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Jubilee 2000 Afrika and Jubilee 2000 Coalitions from Latin America and Philippines.

Gauteng/Johanesburgo, 21 de Marzo de 1999, Coaliciones del Jubileo 2000 de Africa Austral. Firman delegados de: Angola, Lesotho, Malawi, Mozambique, Sudáfrica, Swazilandia, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Jubilee 2000 Afrika y representaciones de coaliciones de Jubileo de América Latina y Filipinas.

Declaration du Sommet de la Dette, Afrique australe à Johannesburg, le 21 mars 1999: Les coalitions de Jubile 2000 d'Afrique australe Déclaration commune des délégués de l'Angola, du Lesotho, du Malawi, du Mozambique, de l'Afrique du Sud, du Swaziland, de la Tanzanie, de l'Ouganda, de la Zambie, du Zimbabwe, de Jubile 2000 Afrika et des Coalitions de Jubile 2000 de l'Amérique Latine et des Philippines.

Declaration from a meeting with Latin American and Caribbean Jubilee 2000 coalitions (Honduras, January 1999).

Declaration from a meeting with Latin American and Caribbean Jubilee 2000 coalitions (Honduras, January 1999).

Declaration from a meeting with Latin American and Caribbean Jubilee 2000 coalitions (Honduras, January 1999).

The report results from seven years' work by a dedicated group drawn from the World Council of Churches and the Roman Catholic Church. The character of the document is intentionally educational. The group believed that it would in this way best serve the interest of all who wish to know not only the Joint Working Group's agenda but the growing relationship of the WCC and the RCC within the broader perspective of the one ecumenical movement which the group has witnessed and in some measure assisted.

Bericht des Weisungsausschusses für Grundsatzfragen II
- wie von der Achten Vollversammlung angenommen - Dezember 1998

Informe del Comité de Examen II
Versión aprobada por la Octava Asamble
(diciembre 1998)

Rapport du Comité d'examen des directives II
Adoptée par la Huitième Assemblée du Conseil oecuménique des Eglises
Harare, Zimbabwe, 3-14 décembre 1998

David K. Yemba, current moderator of the Faith and Order Commission and Dean of the Africa University in Mutare, Zimbabwe, discusses the content and reception of Faith and Order work in Africa, and the effect of African churches on the ecumenical movement in general.

Address to the Plenary of the World Summit for Social Development, March 1995, by Konrad Raiser, general secretary, World Council of Churches

This text is a chapter in Conciliar Fellowship (Geneva: WCC 1992), by Aram Keshishian, now H.H. Catholicos Aram I of Cilicia. Grounded firmly in his knowledge of and experience with the WCC, and its Faith and Order Commission, Catholicos Aram unfolds his vision of conciliarity in terms of where the ecumenical movement is today, and where it ought ultimately to be headed.