NO. 63.

Nairobi meetings set Lambeth Conference for 1988 and Examine Christian Realtions to Muslim States -- pp. 2 - 3.

Presiding Bishop's comments on Inclussive Language Lectionary stress need for Corporate Decision -- pp. 3.

NCCC Governing Board in Hartford faces Controversial Agenda and Addresses Questions About future Directions -- pp. 4.

NCCC Governing Board postpones action indefinitely on UFMCC Membership Application -- pp. 4- 5.

International Anglican-Lutheran Joint Working group urges Continuing toward full Communion -- pp. 5 - 6.

New Lutheran-Episcopal Dialogue series III Begins Discussion, Set Job -- pp. 6 - 7.

Grassroots Ecumenism: The Next Interchurch Frontier?/ John C. Deboer -- pp. 12 - 18.

Evangelical at Vancouver: An Open Letter -- pp. 19 - 22.

The Intercession of Saints: Ecumenical Statement of Mary -- pp. 23.

NO. 64.

Episcopalians to build Spirituality house of Roman Catholic Abbey -- pp. 2 - 3.

ARC-USA To begin study of mutual recognition of Ministries: Welcomes Bishop Theodore Eastman as New Co-Chairman -- pp. 3 - 4.

SCER Meeting feature NCCC Revisions, Current COCU Decisions, and Filoque Resolution -- pp. 4 - 5.

Anglican-O;d Catholic North American Working Bffalo -- pp. 5 - 6.

Anglican Ecumenical Officers Visit World Council -- pp. 6.

Archbishop of Canterbury Visits Evangelical Churches in Germany -- pp. 6- 7.

Appointment of Vatican Ambassador creates Little Ecumenical Controversy -- pp. 7 - 8.

Leaders Of English and Welsh Churches Meet Quietly for 24 Hours--pp. 8-9.

Brief Bulletins --pp. 9.

Annual Report: Episcopal Church Ecumenical Relations in Review : 1983---pp. 10-17.

Documents: Document 1" Images of God: Reflections on Christian Anthropology---pp. 18- 25.

Document 2: Background Paper on the Filioque.---pp. 26- 29.

Documnet 3: Report; Anglican -Lutheran Joint Working Group.---pp. 30- 43.

Document 4: The Siginificance of Martin Luther For The Anglican Tradition.---pp. 44- 47.

Ecumenical Bulletin: May June 1984: 65---pp. 1.

Episcopal Church Provides $100, 000 Endowment For Ecumenical Institute at Bossey.---pp. 2-3.

Ecumenical Groups Produce Peace Statements in Virginia, Iowa, and Pennsylvania.---pp. 3- 4.

Four Congregations in Allentown Make Ecumenical Covenant.---pp. 5.

New Head of WCC Faith and Order Commission Calls Anglican- Lutheran Relations A Key Ecumenical Move.---pp. 5- 6.

Anglican Bishops Participate in Consecration of Presiding Bishop Of The Church Of England in South Africa.---pp. 6-7.

World Council of Churches Reports on 1983 Activities.---pp. 7- 10.

Brief Bulletins.---pp. 10- 13.

Publications---pp. 13- 15.

Documents: Document 1: Summary; A Statement on the Issue of Peace.---pp. 16- 18.

Document 2: The Allentown Covenant.---pp. 19.

Document 3: Concerning The Passover Seder in the Diocese of OHIO.---pp. 20- 21.

Document 4: 1983 Synod of Bishops Ecumenism and the Signs of The Times.---pp. 22- 23.

Ecumenical Bulletin : July August 1984- 66

Pope John Paul II's Visit to WCC Headquarters Sresses Continued Support For Unity, Role of Papacy.---pp. 2.

Louisiana Episcopalians and Roman Catholics Sign Marriage Agreement.---pp. 2-3.

Anglican - Orthodox Theological Consultation Meets in New York.---pp. 3- 4.

English and Welsh Church Leaders Meet at Canterbury For Three Days of Reflection and Prayer for Unity.---pp. 4.

WCC's Faith and Order Commission Plans Its Work For The '80's---pp. 4-5.

EDEO Netwrok Elecs Henry Male, Launches Evaluation Of BEM---pp. 5- 6.

National Council Of Church Disusses New Design For The Future and Receives Soviet Religious Delegation.---pp. 6- 7.

Lutheran- Episcopal Agreement Called Risk Worth Taking---pp. 7- 8.

Peter M. Day , First Ecumenical Officer of the Episcopal Church, Dies at Agre 69. ---pp. 8.

News From The Provinces---pp. 9-10.

Brief Bulletins---pp. 10-11.

Publications---pp. 11- 13.

Documents: Document 1: Report of the Chairman To The Tenth Annual Meeting Episcopal Diocesan Ecumenical Officers.---pp. 14- 16.

Document 2: Study of the Lima Statement (Baptism, Eucharist and Ministry) In Diocesan Ecumenical Commissions and Committees.---pp. 17- 23.

Ecumenical Bulletin: September October 1984- 67

WCC Elects Emilio Castro and Adopts New Post- Vancouver Program.---pp. 2- 6.

Anglican- Reformed Internationa; Commission Sees Local Unity as Major Ecumenical Goal.---pp. 6- 8.

Anglican- Orthodox Joint Doctrinal Commission Agreemen Stresses Importance of Prayer.---pp. 8.

ARCIC Continues Discussion of The Church and Salvation.---pp. 8-9.

NCCC Group Tours U.S.S.R. On Mission of Peacemaking And Unity.---pp. 9- 10.

1985 Week Of Prayer For Christian Unity Highlights Church's Commitment To The Poor and Oppressed---pp. 10-11.

Brief Bulletin--pp. 11- 13.

Publications---pp. 14-15.

Documents: Document 1; Week of Prayer For Christian Unity 1985 From Death to Life with Christ---pp. 16- 24.

Ecumenical Bulletin: November December 1984- 68.

ACC-6 Stresses Ecumenical Commitment, Commends " Steps Towards Unity" Report---pp. 2- 4.

Presentation On NCCC, WC Made To 1984 House of Bishops Interim Meeting---pp. 4-5.

SCER Turns To Expectations of The 1986-1988 Triennium.---pp. 5- 7.

USA Roman Catholic and Episcopal Evaluatios Of Finsl Report Shared.---pp. 7.

Roman Catholic and Syrian Orthodox Agreement Permits Sharing Of Sacraments in Certain Circumstances.---pp. 7.

Willebrands Cities Difficulties in Obtaining Ecumenical Dialogue Approval.---pp. 8-9.

Old Catholic Archbishop Glazemaker of Utrecht Visits Presiding Bishop.---pp. 9.

Brief Bulletins.---pp. 9- 10.

Publications---pp. 10.

STEPS TOWARDS UNITY: Report of The Preparatory Group on Ecumenical Affairs Woking, England, February 1984.---pp. 11- 24.