Many Women Were Also There . . .
Edited by Eleni Kasselouri-Hatzivassiliadi, Fulata Mbano Moyo and Aikaterini Pekridou
Paperback (Published)
(December 2011)
ISBN: 9782825415597
Price: $24.95
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This volume, copublished by the WCC and Volos Academy for Theological Studies, includes distinctive voices of Orthodox women – well-known theologians with a history of involvement who have made significant contributions to the ecumenical movement, but also promising theologians with new insights. These women echo the achievements and weaknesses of the participation of Orthodox women in past ecumenical debate. They articulate the concerns and challenges of the present moment in conjunction with Orthodox womens current presence in the ecumenical movement. And they envision their future participation in this movement, shaping its agenda for the years to come. This book is a coherent collection of eighteen papers by Orthodox women theologians based on their personal experiences of living out their faith in Christ in their diverse local communities. In their own words, they offer a historical and theological assessment of their participation in the ecumenical conversations up to the present, and emphasize the areas of future work according to the needs of their particular contexts.
- Edited by Eleni Kasselouri-Hatzivassiliadi
- Edited by Fulata Mbano Moyo
- Edited by Aikaterini Pekridou
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