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Interreligious Dialogue Interreligious Dialogue
Interfaith dialogue describes exchanges among religious practitioners and communities on matters of doctrine and issues of mutual concern in culture and politics. Explore...

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Interreligious Dialogue Interreligious Dialogue
The Catholic Church’s efforts at interreligious dialogue were largely stymied until the promulgation of Nostra Aetate in 1965, a Vatican II document that reframed the...

Disciples Ecumenical Consultative Council

The Disciples Ecumenical Consultative Council (DECC) facilitates dialogue and cooperation among its 18 member churches from 17 countries, drawing on denominations within the Churches of Christ tradition. The DECC maintains an official partnership with the World Alliance of Reformed Churches; the two bodies are linked by numerous joint church memberships that are the result of the United and Uniting Churches movement. A similar relationship is maintained with the Reformed Ecumenical Council. The organization also coordinates dialogue with the Roman Catholic Church.