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C Editor: KONRAD RAISER Managing Editors: 3 THomas F. Best MarLiIN VANELDEREN Book Review Editor: ume THomas F. Best e TCVICW Editorial Assistant: JOAN CAMBITSIS Index Volume 45 1993 Themes of Issues The Canberra Unity Statement: A Roman Catholic Reaction from the Perspective of the Bilaterals, by Emmanuel Lanne, 1:66. January: The Fifth World Conference on Faith and Order A Catholic Theological Perspective on Eu- April: A New Europe: Challenges to Church rope, by Joseph A. Selling, 2:158. and Theology Christian Europe: An Orthodox Perspective, July: Ecumenism at the National Level: the by Constantine Scouteris, 2:151. Hong Kong Consultation Civil Society and the Laity, by Fritz Erich October: Reopening the Ecumenical Discus- Anhelm, 4:447. sion of the Laity Consciousness of the People of God, by Mi- chael Ramcharan, 4:402. Articles Dividing the Bakery..., by Sylvia Raulo, 2:183. Being as Koinonia in Faith: Challenges, Vi- Ecumenical Vision in the Midst of Conflict: sions and Hopes for the Unity of the Some Thoughts after the Tenth Assembly Church Today, by Gennadios Limouris, of the Conference of European Churches 1:78. in Prague, 1992, by Hermann Goltz, A British Perspective on the New Europe, by 2:188. John Nurser, 2:177. Education about, in and for Ecumenism, by But I Cannot See the Salt! Five Vignettes on Gideon Goosen, 3:350. the Biblical Images of Laity, by Irja Asko- En Route to Santiago: The Work of the Faith la, 4:388. and Order Commission from Montreal Calvin’s Vision of the Church, by Klauspeter 1963 to Santiago de Compostela 1993, by Blaser, 3:316. Alan D. Falconer, 1:44. oUM = © ° m World Council of Churches yr Encounter and Exposure in Lay Leaders’ A New Spirit of Reconciliation in Northern Training, by Marion Best, 4:411. Ireland, by Terence Duffy, 3:345. Europe as a Locus Theologicus, by John S. Personal Reflections, by Kelvin Felix and Pobee, 2:194. David M. Gill, 3:299. Europe in the Family of Faith: A Canadian Pilgrimage: Towards an Ecumenical Under- Perception, by Stuart E. Brown, 2:202. standing, by Janet Crawford, 2:207. Expectations for the World Conference on Report from Working Groups [NCCs meeting in Hong Kong], 3:291. Faith and Order: A Personal View of Santiago and Beyond, by Silke-Petra Bergjan, 1:109. Rethinking the Eucharist: Towards a Unity of Word and Deed, by Elizabeth Newman, Faith and Order within or without the WCC, 4:454., by Geoffrey Wainwright, 1:118. A Reunion Council?, by Donald W. Nor- Fire or Ice? Or, How Will We Stay To- wood, 4:482. gether?, by Melanie A. May, 1:114. Servants and Advocates of Unity: “Koinonia” Following Christ in a World of Anguish: Laity as an Interpretative Framework for Explor- and its Mission to the Churches, by Gert ing the Role of NCCs, by Henriette Riippell, 4:392. Hutabarat, 3:256. From Montreal 1963 to Santiago de Com- Some Biblical Reflections on the Changes in postela 1993: Issues and Results of Faith and Europe, by J.N. Ondra, 2:146. Order Work, by Giinther Gassmann, 1:27. Some Major Trends in the Life of NCCs since Gloria Deo: Worship in the New Europe, by 1986, by Huibert van Beek, 3:283. Vivienne Faull, 2:173. The Task Facing Theology in Europe, by “Hanging” between Heaven and Earth: Re- Ludek Broz, 2:169. marks on Biblical Anthropology, by Susanne Teaching Leadership in Lay Training, by Heine, 3:304. Tosh Arai, 4:408. Healing and Orthodox Spirituality, by John T. Theology of the Scream: The Violator and the Chirban, 3:337. Violated in the Biblical Tradition, by Industrial Mission, Economic Change and the Helge S. Kvanvig, 3:328. Laity Question, by Tony Addy, 4:427. The Third International Consultation for Intercultural Living, Ecumenical Learning: NCCs: Hong Kong, February 1993, by Steps towards an Intercultural Theology of the Marlin VanElderen, 3:252. Laity, by Werner Simpfend6rfer, 4:397. The Time Has Come: A Vision for the Fifth Ironies of Ecumenism, by Alan W. Black, World Conference on Faith and Order, by 4:469. Mary Tanner, 1:4. The Issues beyond the Issues: Possible Towards Koinonia in Life, by Margaret Jenk- Futures for the Faith and Order World Confer- ins, 1:93. ence, by Thomas F. Best, 1:55. Transformation of Society by Laity Forma- Laity and Contextual Theology, by Nélida tion, by Omega Bula, 4:432. Ritchie, 4:384. The Unity of the Church as Koinonia: Some Reflections from an Orthodox Standpoint, Laity and Inclusive Community, by Evelyn by Grigorios Larentzakis, 1:69. Appiah, 4:437. Visible Unity as Gift and Call: A Reaction to Laity and the Ethics of the Common Good, by the Canberra Unity Statement from the Harlan Stelmach, 4:443. Perspective of the United and Uniting Laity in the Ecumenical Movement: Redefin- Churches, by David M. Thompson, 1:72. ing the Profile, by Konrad Raiser, 4:375 Visiting Each Other’s Worship, by R.T. Hal- The Legacy of Four World Conferences on liday, 4:463. Faith and Order, by Paul A. Crow, Jr, 1:13. What Could Santiago Accomplish?, by John The Mission of Councils of Churches, Deschner, 1:105. J.-M.R. Tillard, OP, 3:271. Whither Europe, by José M. Leite, 2:139. The Nature and Mission of Councils in the Women’s Liberation through Empowerment Light of the Theology of Sobornost, by Todor of the Laity, by Eugenia Lily D. Camba, Sabev, 3:261. 4:416. Worship, Spirituality and Biblical Reflection: Falconer, Alan D.: En Route to Santiago: The Their Significance for the Churches’ Work of the Faith and Order Commission Search for Koinonia, by Constance J. from Montreal 1963 to Santiago de Com- Tarasar, 2:218. postela 1993, 1:44. Youth as Part of the People of God, by Ale- Faull, Vivienne: Gloria Deo: Worship in the xander Belopopsky, 4:421. New Europe, 2:173. Felix, Kelvin and Gill, David M.: Personal Reflections, 3:299. Contributors of Articles Gassmann, Giinther: From Montreal 1963 to Santiago de Compostela 1993: Issues and Addy, Tony: Industrial Mission, Economic Change and the Laity Question, 4:427. Results of Faith and Order Work, 1:27. Anhelm, Fritz Erich: Civil Society and the Gill, David M. and Felix, Kelvin: Personal Laity, 4:447. Reflections, 3:299. Goltz, Hermann: Ecumenical Vision in the Appiah, Evelyn: Laity and Inclusive Commu- Midst of Conflict: Some Thoughts after nity, 4:437. the Tenth Assembly of the Conference of Arai, Tosh: Teaching Leadership in Lay European Churches in Prague, 1992, Training, 4:408. 2:188. Askola, Irja: But I Cannot See the Salt! Five Goosen, Gideon: Education about, in and for Vignettes on the Biblical Images of Laity, Ecumenism, 3:350. 4:388. Halliday, R.T.: Visiting Each Other’s Wor- Belopopsky, Alexander: Youth as Part of the ship, 4:463. People of God, 4:421. Heine, Susanne: “Hanging” between Heaven Bergjan, Silke-Petra: Expectations for the and Earth: Remarks on Biblical An- World Conference on Faith and Order: A thropology, 3:304. Personal View of Santiago and Beyond, Hutabarat, Henriette: Servants and Advocates 1:109. of Unity: “Koinonia” as an Interpretative Best, Marion: Encounter and Exposure in Lay Framework for Exploring the Role of Leaders’ Training, 4:411. NCCs, 3:256. Best, Thomas F.: The Issues beyond the Jenkins, Margaret: Towards Koinonia in Life, Issues: Possible Futures for the Faith and 1:93. Order World Conference, 1:55. Kvanvig, Helge S.: Theology of the Scream: Black, Alan W.: Ironies of Ecumenism, The Violator and the Violated in the Bibli- 4:469. cal Tradition, 3:328. Blaser, Klauspeter: Calvin’s Vision of the Lanne, Emmanuel: The Canberra Unity State- Church, 3:316. ment: A Roman Catholic Reaction from Brown, Stuart E.: Europe in the Family of the Perspective of the Bilaterals, 1:66. Faith: A Canadian Perception, 2:202. Larentzakis, Grigorios: The Unity of the Broz, Ludek: The Task Facing Theology in Church as Koinonia: Some Reflections Europe, 2:169. from an Orthodox Standpoint, 1:69. Bula, Omega: Transformation of Society by Leite, José M.: Whither Europe, 2:139. Laity Formation, 4:432. Limouris, Gennadios: Being as Koinonia in Camba, Eugenia Lily D.: Women’s Liber- Faith: Challenges, Visions and Hopes for ation through Empowerment of the Laity, the Unity of the Church Today, 1:78. 4:416. May, Melanie A.: Fire or Ice? Or, How Will Chirban, John T.: Healing and Orthodox We Stay Together?, 1:114. Spirituality, 3:337. Newman, Elizabeth: Rethinking the Euchar- Crawford, Janet: Pilgrimage: Towards an ist: Towards a Unity of Word and Deed, Ecumenical Understanding, 2:207. 4:454. Crow, Paul A. Jr: The Legacy of Four World Norwood, Donald W.: A Reunion Council? Conferences on Faith and Order, 1:13. 4:482. Deschner, John: What Could Santiago Ac- Nurser, John: A British Perpective on the complish?, 1:105. New Europe, 2:177. Duffy, Terence: A New Spirit of Reconcili- Ondra, J.N.: Some Biblical Reflections on the ation in Northern Ireland, 3:345. Changes in Europe, 2:146. Pobee, John S.: Europe as a _ Locus Book Reviews Theologicus, 2:194. Raiser, Konrad: Laity in the Ecumenical After Patriarchy: Feminist Transformation of Movement: Redefining the Profile, 4:375. the World Religions, eds Paula M. Cooey, Ramcharan, Michael: Consciousness of the William R. Eakin & Jay B. McDaniel, People of God, 4:402. 3:361. Raulo, Sylvia: Dividing the Bakery..., 2:183. A Case Study of Mainstream Protestantism: Ritchie, Nélida: Laity and Contextual The- The Disciples’ Relation to American Cul- ture, 1880-1989, ed. D. Newell Williams, ology, 4:384. 2:23. Riippell, Gert: Following Christ in a World of Anguish: Laity and its Mission to the Christian Theology and Interreligious Dia- logue, by Maurice Wiles, 2:238. Churches, 4:392. Ecumenism: A Bibliographical Overview, by Sabev, Todor: The Nature and Mission of Michael A. Fahey, SJ, 2:239. Councils in the Light of the Theology of Sobornost, 3:261. Les fossoyeurs: un nouvel appel aux vivants [The Gravediggers: a New Appeal fo the Scouteris, Constantine: Christian Europe: An Living], by Roger Garaudy, 1:122. Orthodox Perspective, 2:151. The God of Life, by Gustavo Gutiérrez, 4:496. Selling, Joseph A.: A Catholic Theological Perspective on Europe, 2:158. Ignatius (George) Spencer, Passionist (1799- 1864): Crusader of Prayer for England Simpfendoérfer, Werner: Intercultural Living, and Pioneer of Ecumenical Prayer, by Ecumenical Learning: Steps towards an Jozef Vanden Bussche, 4:495. Intercultural Theology of the Laity, 4:397. Kosuke Koyama: A Model for Intercultural Stelmach, Harlan: Laity and the Ethics of the Theology, by Merrill Morse, 3:359. Common Good, 4:443. Praktisches Christentum und Reich Gottes. Tanner, Mary: The Time Has Come: A Vision Die 6kumenische Bewegung Life and Work for the Fifth World Conference on Faith 1919-1937 [Practical Christian Witness and Order, 1:4. and the Kingdom of God. The Ecumenical Tarasar, Constance J.: Worship, Spirituality Movement “Life and Work” 1919-1937], and Biblical Reflection: Their Significance E123: for the Churches’ Search for Koinonia, A Reformed, Evangelical, Catholic Theology: 2:218. The Contribution of the World Alliance of Thompson, David M.: Visible Unity as Gift Reformed Churches, 1875-1982, by Alan and Call: A Reaction to the Canberra P.F. Sell, 4:497. Unity Statement from the Perspective of A Step Too Far: Explorations into Reconcilia- the United and Uniting Churches, 1:72. tion, by Robin Green, 4:499. Tillard, J.-M.R.: The Mission of Councils of Systematic Theology, vol. 1, by Wolfhart Churches, 3:271. Pannenberg, 3:358. van Beek, Huibert: Some Major Trends in the Life of NCCs since 1986, 3:283. VanElderen, Marlin: The Third International Consultation for NCCs: Hong Kong, Feb- Reviewers ruary 1993, 3:252. Wainwright, Geoffrey: Faith and Order within or without the WCC, 1:118. Ai Lee-Park, Sun, 3:360. Angell, Charles, 4:495. Blaser, Klauspeter, 1:123. Ecumenical Chronicle Brand, Eugene, 4:497. Falconer, Alan D., 4:499. Costly Unity, 2:226. Gros, Jeffrey, 2:239. Kanda, Kenji, 3:359. Ecumenical Formation: Ecumenical Reflec- Lipner, Julius, 2:238. tions and Suggestions, 4:490. Malschitzky, Harold, 4:496. The Spiritual Significance of Jerusalem for Osborn, Ronald E., 2:237. Jews, Christians and Muslims: A Final Scouteris, Constantine, 3:358. Communiqué, 3:356. van der Bent, Ans, 1:122.