| This resource brings together ecumenically and academically diverse preachers, each of whom the church recognizes for their homiletic skills. |
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| For Kulaba the challenge that remains is working ecumenically and across faiths, encouraging churches and religious leaders to find their voice. |
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| It also invites them to reflect ecumenically on the content of the Letter in their own unique contexts. |
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| In sum, the reception of the Joint Declaration in different contexts and ecumenically must be seen as critical developments after Helsinki. |
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| Today theology, worship, social ethics and interfaith relations are increasingly pursued and carried out ecumenically. |
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| Selection criteria prioritise involvement denominationally and ecumenically, as well as the capacity to perform the tasks of stewardship. |
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| We commit ourselves to undertake mission ecumenically, both locally and abroad, wherever possible. |
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| The churches have ecumenically done much to combat racism within and outside of their structures, yet racial tensions linger. |
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| There was agreement that this was a spiritual and not just a material task, and that the most effective diakonia is that which is rendered ecumenically, rather than bilaterally between churches of the same tradition. |
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| By developing as a communion, the LWF is an instrument by means of which the member churches can both develop mutual relations and act together ecumenically. |
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| The district chair will also be the person to whom churches of other denominations relate ecumenically at regional or national level. |
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| Pantaleimon, an ecumenically minded Orthodox priest in Russia's westernmost province, Kaliningrad, has church offices bustling with young people involved in discussion groups and social events. |
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| He had his first gallery exhibition there in 1930 and progressed ecumenically through the decade, working in a range of styles and mediums, in both fine and applied art. |
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| The premise is that Santa Claus and a bunch of other ecumenically mythical beings — principally the Easter Bunny, the Sandman and the Tooth Fairy — are the guardians of the magical state of childhood. |
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| Such adaptation should normally take place ecumenically. |
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| This agreement, worked out ecumenically, should be considered an integral part of the instruction given at some point of a person's involvement in the full life of the prayer group. |
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| Lutheran theology is confessionally rooted and ecumenically engaged. |
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| A worship resource centre looks at the ways in which churches have built up a tradition of worshipping together ecumenically, and of drawing on each others' resources. |
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| They were pensioners aged from 70 to 97, chosen ecumenically for their service to the church and community. |
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| The Diyar Consortium, an association of Lutheran-based and ecumenically oriented institution inBethlehem, is Scort's main project partner. |
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| Some more ecumenically minded Congregationalists left the Fellowship of Congregational Churches in 1995 and formed the Congregational Federation of Australia. |
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| All of which is to say that coming together ecumenically can be an important means of being faithful to our individual traditions as well as to the one Lord we all serve. |
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| In which case why not go the whole hog and name the programme Strictly Nondenominational or Ecumenically Knocks? |
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