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Eastern Europe and Balkan Mission Consultation Set for November
New York, NY, August 13, 2009--An early
November consultation will bring together those
who are or want to become involved in United
Methodist mission partnerships in Eastern
European and Balkan countries.
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Date posted: Aug 13, 2009
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Ecumenical diversity heightens mission conference experience
United Methodists attending the Conference on
World Mission and Evangelism found the diversity
of participation inspiring, but the need for
healing and reconciliation also was evident.
Meeting May 9-16 in Athens, Greece, the 13th
such conference of the World Council of Churches
had a wider variety of participation than ever
before. Besides representatives from various WCC
churches, a 42-member Roman Catholic delegation
attended as full members, along with others from
non-affiliated Pentecostal and evangelical
churches.
Source:
United Methodist News Service
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Date posted: May 19, 2005
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World's churches urged to adapt to changing global dynamics
Athens (ENI)--A global gathering of church
leaders near
Athens that assembled divergent traditions
including
Evangelicals, Pentecostals, Protestants,
Orthodox and Roman
Catholics, has ended with calls to respond to
Christianity's
rapid growth in Africa and Asia and to engage in
dialogue with
other believers.
Source:
Ecumenical News International
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Date posted: May 16, 2005
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Church meeting in Greek army resort aims to promote non-violence
Athens (ENI)--A global church gathering on
reconciliation
is meeting at an army holiday resort in Greece,
a country
criticised by Amnesty International for its
treatment of
conscientious objectors. But a prominent
Christian campaigner for
non-violence is happy about the choice.
Source:
Ecumenical News International
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Date posted: May 12, 2005
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Youth find reconciliation through understanding
Understanding is the first step on the road to
reconciliation. This is one of the convictions
that Christian youth from diverse regions will
carry home with them following a week of
conversations and reflections on the themes of
mission, reconciliation and healing.
Source:
Council of Churches
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Date posted: May 12, 2005
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Global migration challenges faiths, Athens Christian conference told
An increasingly globalised world, marked by
religious diversity and tensions between faiths
means that
Christians need to reconsider the way they
relate to other
believers, a world meeting of Christian leaders
in Athens has
been told.
Source:
Ecumenical News International
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Date posted: May 12, 2005
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China's Protestants aim to show faith as beneficial to all people
Athens (ENI)--The mission of China's 16 million
Protestant Christians is "to show God's love and
to benefit all
people" in a society that once saw their faith
estranged from the
national identity, a church leader from the
world's most populous
nation said on Tuesday.
Source:
Ecumenical News International
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Date posted: May 11, 2005
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Christians gather in Athens for mission and evangelism conference
As the sun rose over the Aegean Sea, some 700
Christians gathered to discern the healing
presence of the Holy Spirit.
That beginning of the 2005 Conference on World
Mission and Evangelism, meeting May 9-16 in
Athens, showed "the need for healing throughout
the world," according to the Rev. Larry Pickens,
chief executive of the United Methodist
Commission on Christian Unity and Interreligious
Concerns.
Source:
United Methodist News Service
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Date posted: May 11, 2005
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Churches Urged to Respect the Disabled in 'Healing' and 'Charity' Ministries
Athens,(ENI)--Religious groups that
offer "miraculous
healing" and traditional denominations that
stress a "charity
approach" are alienating disabled people from
churches, an Athens
meeting of Christian leaders from around the
world was told on
Wednesday.
Source:
Ecumenical News International
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Date posted: May 11, 2005
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Greek Archbishop urges Christians to combat atheism, secularism
Athens, (ENI)--The head of Greece's Orthodox
church on
Tuesday pledged to join forces with Christians
of other
denominations to promote dialogue and common
witness, despite
opposition from some Orthodox church members.
Source:
Ecumenical News International
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Date posted: May 10, 2005
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New demographics compel rethink on mission: World Christian leader
Athens, (ENI)--The general secretary of the
World Council
of Churches, the Rev. Samuel Kobia, on Tuesday
urged churches to
rethink their ideas about mission in the face of
a global shift
in Christianity from the northern to the
southern hemisphere.
Source:
Ecumenical News International
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Date posted: May 10, 2005
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Ecumenical mission conferences in the 20th century
Athens, 9 May - The 12 world mission conferences
from 1910 to 1996.
Source:
Ecumenical News International
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Date posted: May 09, 2005
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World church gathering on mission opening in Athens
Athens, 9 May (ENI)--Christians from all around
the globe have
gathered in Athens for a World Council of
Churches' conference
due to open on Monday, reaching across a nearly
1000-year breach
between Eastern and Western traditions of their
religion.
Source:
Ecumenical News International
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Date posted: May 09, 2005
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European Methodists Reach Out to Roma People
The 6,000 member United Methodist Church in
Macedonia did not like what they saw happening
to
Roma people in their community. In consultation
with Roma leaders, the Rev. Mihail Cekov got
local churches, his conference, the General
Board
of Global Ministries and UMCOR involved.
Source:
General Conference
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Date posted: May 01, 2004
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