The ecumenical movement of the 20th century may eventually be regarded as one of the most important breakthroughs in Christian history. It comprises many who hope to discuss, understand, and share the gospel inclusively. The Christian ecumenical movement has been a search for unity in the truth as it is found in Jesus, and into which the Holy Spirit leads. As a renewal movement, ecumenism depends on the prayer and sanctification of each Christian, that drawing closer to God they draw closer to each other. The ecumenical movement seeks to embody a search for the will of God in every area of life and work.
Resources Listed below are several resources related to mission and ecumenism.
Please contact the student coordinator with suggestions. Papers from Modernization, the Church, and the East Asian Experience , the 1996 Costas Consultation on Global Mission. A project of the BTI and the International Mission and Ecumenism Committee.