Mark G. Toulouse was the Principal of Emmanuel College of the University of Toronto and retired from the position in 2017. Before he joined Emmanuel in 2009, he had served as Dean at Brite...
D. Newell Williams, President of Brite Divinity School at Texas Christian University, is serving as the Co-chair of the International Commission for Dialogue between the Disciples of Christ and the Roman Catholic Church. This...
This report, Do This In Memory of Me: Christians Formed and Transformed by the Eucharist (DTMM), which comes on the heels of the fortieth anniversary of the dialogue between Disciples of Christ and the...
The Christian Unity and Interfaith Ministry (CUIM) of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in the US and Canada presents a publication that is so timely as Christians continuously live in a context, which...
The year-end report for 2019 has been published. In God’s mercy and guidance, the year 2019 was busy yet fruitful for the Council. As the Council has officially changed its name as the Christian...
CCU’s new publication, Disciples of Christ: A Brief Description, written by Rev. Dr. Robert Welsh, is an overview of the Disciples of Christ as a global Christian body. This handbook provides very concise information on Disciples history, identity,...
The year 2018 has proved that the ecumenical movement is indeed in the mode of discernment. However, it doesn’t mean that we are only contemplating about what we could do for bringing unity of...
We unequivocally affirm that to be faithful to God’s call in today’s religiously pluralistic world summons Disciples intentionally and whole-heartedly to engage in interfaith relations and work.
The President’s Report is a comprehensive report on a Council on Christian Unity’s ministries and initiatives. The report is intended to express clearly the mission and foci of the Council to the Board of Directors of the CCU...
Background Information: In 2016, the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in the US and Canada and The United Church of Canada determined that a full communion agreement would provide an opportunity to bear witness...
