TY  - BOOK
TI  - Ecumenical Bulletin
AV  - PER .E26 1982
N1  - No. 51; Ecumenism in the local church.--p. 3; Ecumenical consensus building and the local church.--pp. 4-6; Planning an ecumenically responsible local church.--pp. 6-9; Improving ecumenical communication.--pp. 10-13; No. 52; Standing commission on ecumenical relations prepares resolution on lutheran relations, other proposals to general convention.--p. 2; EDEO annual meeting to focus on strategy to extend network to congregations, lutheran and roman catholic relations.--p. 3; World council of churches' commission focuses on unity of the church and renewal of the human community.--p. 3; Preparations for vancouver 1983 underway.--p. 4; National council of churches elects armstrong president.--p. 4; Response to in quest.--pp. 5-12; Episcopal church ecumenical relations in review: 1981/ William A. Norgren, ecumenical officer.--pp. 13-28; Unity by stages.--pp. 29-32; Full communion: A study paper for the anglican consultative council.--pp. 33-40; No. 53; Anglican-roman catholic international commission final report released for study and response.--p. 2; COCU plenary sets committee agenda.--p. 3; Jubilee of the bonn agreement concluded in gala two-day celebration in utrecht.--p. 4; Report of the standing commission on ecumenical relations to the general convention of th episcopal church.--pp. 6-31; No. 54; Peace and unity: themes of pope john Paul's visit to great britain and anglicanism's primatial see.--pp. 2-3; Membership bid and pursuing peace with justice provide NCCC focus.--pp. 4-5; Looking toward vancouver 1983: world council of churches 6th assembly resources and visitors' applications available.--p. 6; EDEO elects Warren Crews, prepares for convention.--p. 6; Pennsylvania conference explores grass roots ecumenism.--p. 7; ARCIC final report: valuation process begins.--p. 8; Oriental churches to receive first official anglican visitation.--p. 9; Peace anf ecumenism: focal points of archbishop's geneva visit.--p. 10; Anglican-roman catholic consultation continues study of Christian anthropology.--p. 10; The common declaration by Pope John Paul II and the Archbishop of Canterbury, May 29, 1982.--pp. 13-15; Observations on the ARCIC final report.--pp. 15-18; Anglicans in the world council/ Robert Runcie.--pp. 19-23; No. 55; Week of prayer for christian unity: opportunity for ecumenical evaluation and growth.--p. 2; English covenant proposal defeated in general synod vote.--p. 3; Pope's canterbury visit sparks local church response.--pp. 4-5; Consultation for religious held in england.--p. 6; WCC central committee acts on baptism, eucharist and ministry, affirmation on mission and evangelism, vancouver assembly.--p. 6; EDEO committee in new orleans to plan convention activity, consultations on ecumenism within dioceses.--p. 7; Article critical of world council of churches provokes strong response from church leaders.--p. 8; Practical ecumenism: a workshop sponsored by ARC new hampshire.--p. 9; Prayer for christian unity 1983.--pp. 13-19; Ecumenical statement on the religious life.--pp. 20-21; Joint communique issued by the archbishop of canterbury, Dr. Robert Runcie, and the ecumenical patriarch, his all august 1, 1982.--pp. 22-23; No. 56; General convention sets ecumenical tasks; Provides mission context.--p. 2; Lutheran-Episcopal relations.--pp. 2-5; ARCIC final report.--p. 6; Commission on Episcopal-Roman Catholic marriages.--p. 7; Continued participation in consultation on church union.--p. 7; Use of COCU liturgies.--p. 8; The filioque clause in the nicene creed.--p. 8; Agreed statement on baptism, eucharist,and ministry.--p. 8; World council of churches sixth assembly.--p. 10; Guidelines for shared eucharistic celebrations.--p. 10; Principles of unity.--p. 11; Amend canon III.5.1. guidelines for holy orders.--p. 12; Amend canon I.16. of regulations respecting the laity.--p. 12; Greetings to the polish national catholic church.--p. 14; Philippine Independent Church.--p. 14; Islamic relations.--p. 15; presiding bishop and bishops of three lutheran churches call for local churches to respond.--p. 15; Incarnation priory: a venture in ecumenical community life.--p. 16; Forum considers future COCU strategy.--p. 19; Canterbury hosts anglican-orthodox discussions.--p. 19; Statement, joint lutheran and episcopal news conference.--pp. 22-23
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