This month, we continue our ecumenical journey by meeting Christopher Wells, who is in charge of ecumenical issues within the Anglican Church.
More specifically, he is a professor of theology and is in charge of the Faith and Order Unit within the Anglican Communion. In this capacity, he advises the Provinces, the Secretary General and all the instruments of communion on ecumenical issues.
In a fifteen-minute video, Christopher Wells shares his testimony on ecumenism rooted in his personal experience. Based on theological foundations, he invites us to go through the cross in order to advance on a path of reconciliation.
“Point of view : Christopher Wells”
Sharing questions
- Christopher Wells shared how he was moulded in his history by ecumenism. Can I recall people, events, readings, training courses, etc. that enabled me to discover ecumenism and to be ‘moulded’ by it. I share it
- How did it encourage me to get involved in the unity of Christians?
Word of God
‘Christ, who is our peace, has made it possible for us to be reconciled to God by making peace between us, through the cross, killing hostility in his own person’ (Ephesians 2:16).