That They May All Be One
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More than twenty-five revered pastors, theologians, and ecumenists contributed essays for this volume. These writings celebrate what it means to live in unity and communion in the twenty-first century and stress the importance of ecumenism in working for mission and justice.
Among the many noted contributors are Jane Dempsey Douglass, Michael Kinnamon, Samuel Kobia, Setri Nyomi, Ofelia Ortega, Gradye Parsons, and Iain Torrance.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780664235727
ISBN10: 0664235727
Compiled by: Neal Presa
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: June 2010
Publisher: Westminster John Knox Press
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