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==Past Dialogue and Reconciliation== | ==Past Dialogue and Reconciliation== | ||
=== Stuttgart 2010 === | === Stuttgart 2010 === | ||
+ | "STUTTGART, Germany (RNS/ENInews) A global Lutheran assembly in Germany has asked for forgiveness for the 16th-century persecution of Anabaptists, the religious reformers whose modern-day descendants include Mennonites. | ||
+ | “We remember how Anabaptist Christians knew suffering and persecution, and we remember how some of our most honored Reformation leaders defended this persecution in the name of faithfulness,” said Bishop Mark Hanson, president of the Lutheran World Federation, at a joint service of repentance with Mennonites on July 22." [http://www.christianindex.org/6666.article Excerpt taken from ''The Christian Index'', accessed here.] | ||
==Ongoing Dialogue== | ==Ongoing Dialogue== |
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Ecumenical Dialogue Between Mennonites and Other Christian Faith Traditions
This page is currently under construction. When finished, it will provide information concerning ecumenical dialogue between the Mennonite church and other Christian faith traditions. Past Dialogue and ReconciliationStuttgart 2010"STUTTGART, Germany (RNS/ENInews) A global Lutheran assembly in Germany has asked for forgiveness for the 16th-century persecution of Anabaptists, the religious reformers whose modern-day descendants include Mennonites. “We remember how Anabaptist Christians knew suffering and persecution, and we remember how some of our most honored Reformation leaders defended this persecution in the name of faithfulness,” said Bishop Mark Hanson, president of the Lutheran World Federation, at a joint service of repentance with Mennonites on July 22." Excerpt taken from The Christian Index, accessed here. Ongoing DialogueTri-Lateral Dialogue on BaptismBibliography of EcumenismLutherans
Baptists
Seventh-day AdventistsTheological conversations between members of Mennonite World Conference and the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists met from June 28 to July 1, 2011, in Silver Spring, Maryland, headquarters to the Seventh-day Adventists Church.
Roman Catholic Church
Reformed Church
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