Wittenberg Witness

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The Wittenberg Witness is an ecumenical statement affirming shared Christian faith and mutual recognition between the World Communion of Reformed Churches and Lutheran churches, rooted in the legacy of the Reformation.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian theological document
ecumenical statement
acknowledges common heritage in the Reformation
historical divisions between Reformed and Lutheran traditions
affirms mutual recognition between Reformed and Lutheran churches
shared Christian faith
aimsAt overcoming confessional separation
strengthening visible unity of the church
callsFor common witness in the world
continued theological dialogue
cooperation in mission and service
commemorates Reformation anniversary
concerns Lutheran World Federation
World Communion of Reformed Churches
dialogueContext Wittenberg Concord negotiations
surface form: Lutheran–Reformed dialogue
ecclesialScope global
hasTheme Reformation legacy
church unity
ecumenism
hasTitle Wittenberg Witness self-link
language English
placeAssociatedWith Wittenberg
purpose to deepen communion between Reformed and Lutheran churches
to express common Christian faith between Reformed and Lutheran traditions
to promote mutual recognition of ministries
recognizes baptism as a bond of unity
one holy catholic and apostolic church
relatedTo Lutheran churches
World Communion of Reformed Churches
religiousTradition Christianity
rootedIn legacy of the Reformation
signedBy representatives of Lutheran churches
representatives of the World Communion of Reformed Churches
subject doctrinal convergence
relationships between Reformed and Lutheran churches
shared confession of faith
theologicalOrientation Protestant

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Wittenberg Witness hasTitle Wittenberg Witness self-link