Ecumenical Relations
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RESOURCES
The Church of Scotland's Ecumenical Relations Committee
produces a range of resources as part of its work in
faith with a range of partners. Click on the links below
for more information:
Groundswell newsletter
Local ecumenical partnerships
Ecumenical audit
Grants for ecumenical training
Scottish Churches House - ecumenical
venue
Please note that all links to external websites on
this page will take you out of the Church of Scotland
website and open a new browser window.
Groundswell
Get some ideas for your own ecumenical projects and find
out more about the local initiatives being run throughout
Scotland to help promote unity in working together across
the Christian movement in our publication Groundswell.
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Let us have your stories of churches
working together. They could appear in the next
edition of Groundswell.
Please email them to us at: ecumenical@cofscotland.org.uk |
This publication is available in Word [.doc], portable
document [.pdf] and text only [.txt] formats.
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In order to view this [.pdf] file
you need Adobe Acrobat Reader. You can obtain it
for free by
clicking here. |
Download the current issue of Groundswell:
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Local ecumenical partnerships
If your congregation is wishing to pursue a local partnership
with your ecumenical neighbours you may find it useful
to download a step by step guide, flowchart and declaration
of ecumenical welcome from the web site of Action of Churches
Together in Scotland at: www.acts-scotland.org
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Ecumenical audit
The results of a local ecumenical audit commissioned by
the committee and ACTS is available to download from the
web site of Action of Churches Together in Scotland at:
www.acts-scotland.org
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Grants
for ecumenical training
The Duncan McClements Trust for Ecumenical Training
awards grants for people to attend events
and courses and for study materials. It also assists
schools to organise one-off events to promote better
understanding of different religions. |
Duncan McClements
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Further information and an application form is available
below. Please note that this is available in Word [.doc],
portable document [.pdf]and rich text [.txt] formats only.
If you have difficulty accessing this document in the
formats provided please contact
the committee via email here.
Download the information and application form:
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Scottish Churches House
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Churches House in Dunblane, Stirlingshire, is
a resource of the churches where people meet for
retreat, study, consultations, and short breaks.
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Scottish Churches House
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For more information, visit the venue online at: www.scottishchurcheshouse.org
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