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Receptive ecumenism
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Receptive ecumenism
Journeying together
The Roman Catholic and United Reformed Church dialogue comes to end of its third quinquennial with the publication of a practical resource pack for local churches.
Receptive ecumenism
Receptive ecumenism is essentially very simple. Instead of asking what other Church traditions need to learn from us, we ask what our tradition needs to learn from them.
Gifts from the treasure trove
This resource, based on Receptive Ecumenism, is offered to local churches as a way of encouraging their members to share and grow in the faith.