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Churches of central and eastern Europe to meet in Budapest

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2001: Volume 11
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    Joy, grief and oneness in the Lord

    REC and WARC meet, talk, form new friendships

    Oriental Orthodox and Reformed dance their last dance in Lebanon

    Mary Robinson to quit - but not yet

    Churches of central and eastern Europe to meet in Budapest

    Free to build peace?

    Renewing Reformed worship

    From the desk of the general secretary
    New life

    The debate now starting in Rome is the delayed 1517 from Wittenberg...

    Help the persecuted - and we prosecute

    The right to be free from hunger - and much more

    Churches unite (well, almost) to overcome violence

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    What will be the impact of European integration on the economy, culture, politics, identity and ecology of central and eastern Europe? How does it interact with the world process of globalization? What social costs will the countries and people in the region have to pay? What has been their experience of living in an economy in transition over the last ten years? What kind of future should the peoples in this region envisage for themselves? What role should the churches play in this context?

    These are among the questions to be addressed by a consultation of central and eastern European churches which will take place in Budapest at the end of June. The consultation, initiated by the Alliance within the framework of its church process on covenanting for justice in the economy and the earth, will be organized jointly with WARC's European area, the Conference of European Churches, the Lutheran World Federation and the World Council of Churches.

     

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