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I am writing this report just after the celebration of Easter in the West, and I have both a sense of rejoicing that Christ is risen, defeating death and treading down evil, but also a pang of sorrow that we are not yet united in celebrating Easter together.

Report of the Acting General Secretary to the WCC Central Committee meeting, 15 June 2022

It is with humble gratitude that I want to express my deep appreciation to the leadership of the central committee for their daily accompaniment and direction. Their leadership during challenging times makes a difference.

This annual review of the activity of the WCC records many of the activities undertaken by the council during 2021 and continuing into 2022.

of the Inter-Orthodox Pre-Assembly Consultation which brought together representatives of Eastern and Oriental Orthodox churches to prepare for the WCC 10th Assembly.

Aide memoire of the Global Platform for Theological Reflection meeting in Bucharest, Romania, 4-10 October 2010.

Report of the Global Platform for Theological Reflection meeting in Bucharest, Romania, 4-10 October 2010.

New members of the Central and Executive Committee following the resignation of prior members. List was presented at the WCC Central Committee, 2003

Report of the Inter-Orthodox Consultation in Volos, Greece, 8-12 June 2008

"Final report of the Special Commission on Orthodox participation in the WCC" : The 60-member Special Commission was created by the WCC's eighth assembly in 1998 in response to mainly Orthodox concerns about participation in the Council. Composed of an equal number of representatives from Orthodox churches and from the other churches belonging to the WCC, the Commission submitted its final report to the central committee in September 2002.

The activities report presented before the WCC Central Committee, 2003

Second report of the public issues committee presented to the Central Committee, 2003

Report of a consultation for and with peace educations, St Clement, Belfast, Northern Ireland, 18-24 June 2001.

The "Letter to the Churches" and report from the first consultation (held at Ditchingham, England) in Faith and Order's current study programme on worship in relation to Christian unity. Drawing on the resources of the liturgical renewal movement, and produced together with leading liturgists, this text focuses on the common structure of Christian worship, on issues of inculturation in worship, and on how, through worship, churches are already expressing their unity in Christ.