Foreword Introduction Chapter 1: History of the Ecumenical Movement; the Role of Faith and Order; Unity in Diversity—Overcoming Divisions in the Church 1.1. The Kingdom of God and the Transformation of the World: The Call and Role of the Ecumenical Movement — Jerry Pillay 1.2. Toronto Statement: The Church, the Churches, and the World Council of Churches: The Ecclesiological Significance of the World Council of Churches — World Council of Churches 1.3. What are the Churches Saying about the Church? Key Findings and Proposals from the Responses to The Church: Towards A Common Vision — World Council of Churches 1.4. A Latin American Attempt to Locate the Question of Unity — Josè Miguez Bonino 1.5. The Ecumenical Movement in the 21st Century — Cardinal Walter Kasper 1.6. What Is Faith and Order? — Mary Tanner 1.7. From Montreal 1963 to Santiago de Compostela 1993: Issues and Results of Faith and Order Work — Günther Gassmann Chapter 2: The Nicene Creed—A Common Confession of Christian Faith 2.1. The Creed of Nicaea: Old Questions, New Answers — Wolfram Kinzig 2.2. The Actuality of the Council of Nicaea — Metropolitan Job (Getcha) 2.3. Celebrating Nicaea: Convincing Sceptical Protestants, Including Myself — Susan Durber 2.4. Nicaea and Empire 325 CE: Exploring the Colonial and Decolonial Tensions in the Motivation, Process, and Outcomes of the First Ecumenical Council — Masiiwa Ragies Gunda 2.5. Creed, Sword, and Empire: Why Did the Emperor Constantine Convoke the Council in Nicaea? — Kathleen M. Griffin 2.6. “For Us Men, and for Our Salvation, [He] Came Down … and Was Incarnate … and Was Made Man”: The Significance of Nicaea’s Reference to Christ’s Human Nature and Its Potential for Ecumenical Collaboration — Charidimos Koutris 2.7. The Continuing Relative Value of Classical Creedal Christology: A Horizon for Pluralistic World Christianity — Veli-Matti Kärkkäinen Chapter 3: The Pilgrimage of Justice, Reconciliation, and Unity 3.1. Come and See: A Theological Invitation to the Pilgrimage of Justice and Peace — WCC Commission on Faith and Order 3.2. A Call to Act Together — World Council of Churches 3.3. Christ’s Love Moves the World to Reconciliation and Unity: The Unity Statement of the 11th Assembly of the World Council of Churches 3.4. Reflections on the Pilgrimage of Justice and Peace — Dagmar Heller 3.5. Reconciliation: Divine and Human: 2 Corinthians 5 from a Theological Perspective — Christophe Chalamet 3.6. Dreaming a New Future: A Call from the Margins while on the Way to the Pilgrimage of Justice, Reconciliation, and Unity — Deenabandhu Manchala 3.7. Is Forgiveness Possible? Reconciliation as a Key Ecumenical Mandate — Rodney L. Petersen Chapter 4: Decolonizing Justice and Trauma-Informed Reconciliation 4.1. An Ecumenical Call to Just Peace: “Guide Our Feet into the Way of Peace” (Luke 1:79) — World Council of Churches 4.2. Healing Together: A Facilitator’s Resource for Ecumenical Faith and Community-Based Counselling — Fulata L. Moyo 4.3. The Challenge for Christian Unity and Reconciliation Today from a Decolonial Perspective — Raimundo C. Barreto Jr 4.4. The Promise of an Interreligious Theology of Liberation — S. Wesley Ariarajah 4.5. Interreligious Dialogue beyond Dialogue: Revisiting Truth and Power from a Christian Perspective under the Conditions of Empire — Joerg Rieger Chapter 5: The Unity of the Church and the Unity of Humanity through the Lenses of Contemporary Challenges 5.1. Toward an Ecumenical Theology of Companionship: The Pilgrimage of Justice and Peace as a Kenotic Movement — Fernando Enns 5.2. Being Different Together: Reflections on Intercultural Theological Learning at the Ecumenical Institute at Bossey — Amélé Adamavi-Aho Ekué 5.3. An Economy of Life for All Now: An Ecumenical Action Plan for a New International Financial and Economic Architecture — World Council of Churches 5.4. Christian Witness in a Multi-Religious World: Recommendations for Conduct — World Council of Churches, Pontifical Council for Interreligious Dialogue, World Evangelical Alliance 5.5. “Introduction” to Faith(s) Seeking Justice: Dialogue and Liberation — Peniel Jesudason Rufus Rajkumar 5.6. Politicization of Religion and Rights of Religious Minorities — World Council of Churches Chapter 6: Where Now for Visible Unity? Moving Forward Together 6.1. Toward the Sixth World Conference on Faith and Order. Commemorating the Council of Nicaea: Where Now for Visible Unity? — World Council of Churches 6.2. Dialogue within the World Council of Churches. A Catholic Reading of Where We Are and What We Can Hope For — William Henn 6.3. Living the Apostolic Faith Together Today — Sandra Beardsall