BEM at 25
Subtitle: critical insights into a continuing legacy
By: edited by Thomas F. Best and Tamara Grdzelidze.
Contributors: Best, Thomas F.; Grdzelidze, Tamara.
Series: Faith and order paper -- no. 205
Publisher: WCC Publications; World Council of Churches
Published: 2007
Place of publication: Geneva, Switzerland
Language: eng
Number of pages: 318
ISBN-13: 9782825415177
Subjects: Baptism, Eucharist, and ministry; Ecumenical movement
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: I. Issues of ecclesiology and worship; title: Baptism and Christian initiation in ecclesiological perspective / S. Mark Heim; title: A "real though incomplete communion through baptism" : ecumenical development twenty-five years after Baptism, eucharist and ministry / John A. Radano; title: The eucharistic dynamic of BEM / Geoffrey Wainwright; title: BEM and the struggle for the liturgical soul of the emergent church / Michael Northcott; title: Personal, collegial and synodal responsibility in the Roman Catholic Church : what convergances are there between reception of Vatican II and BEM? / Hervé Legrand; title: II. Reception : regional and other perspectives; title: The effect of Baptism, eucharist and ministry on the Church of England / Mary Tanner; title: Memory against forgetting : the BEM document after twenty-five years / Dr Gennadios of Sassima; title: Some problems of authority and credibility in the drafting and reception processes of the BEM document / Jesse N.K. Mugambi; title: Baptism, eucharist and ministry and the Church in Latin America / Valério Guilherme Shaper, Rudolph von Sinner; title: Ecclesiology and ethics : an example of global-local dynamics / Martin Robra; title: Baptism, eucharist and ministry in bilateral dialogues / Jaakko Rusama; title: III. BEM and beyond; title: From "anamnesis" to "metanoia" : beyond convergence texts, towards attitudinal conversion / Jacob Kurien; title: "Saltus liturgicus oecumenicus" : two perspectives on ecumenical dialogue "beyond BEM" / Andreas H. Wöhle; title: Ecclesiology and shared identity / Tamara Grdzelidze.