ecumenical
ecumenic , also: oecumenical old-fashioned , also: oecumenic old-fashioned

This guy's getting ecumenical in his old age, John told himself.

An ecumenical service in the open air with about 300 participants.

Nor is this ecumenical building effort the first of its kind.

The church is active in community services and the ecumenical movement.

He immediately became involved in an ecumenical group working to support civil rights.

An ecumenical center is available to be used by the entire academic community.

It has become a common piece of study in ecumenical classes.

The new building is to include a training center and ecumenical chapel.

Other experts say he is more ecumenical and open to new ideas.

Some members want their rabbi less involved in ecumenical issues and social programs.

It is now an ecumenical chapel, and was for a time open to the public.

The West is quite ecumenical in its choice of enemies.

He retired as the church's ecumenical officer at the end of 2009.

First of all I would like to bring to your attention the regional ecumenical teams.

Today, every year in the summer ecumenical services held at this restored site.

Help from the church is welcomed at social service and ecumenical projects.

A recent book party in his honor was an ecumenical mix.

We move to the Ecumenical group, it's on page number fourteen?

The West takes only the first as truly ecumenical and legitimate.

It claims to be the first such fully ecumenical school in the world.

Wilson has a deep commitment to ecumenical work and human rights.

We really did not have the time to step back and make a decision about what is the right ecumenical thing to do."

There was a great ecumenical spirit which came down through the generations.

That would prompt an ecumenical council to end them all.

They accept only the first three of the ecumenical councils.

Finally two more ecumenic groups should be mentioned.

Long before he became bishop, Sigg was engaged in ecumenic work.

Next to these four main schools there are also representations of more ecumenic and split-off Tibetan Groups.

At a Mariapolis, it is common for there to be an ecumenic prayer room, or a panel discussion with leaders from multiple faiths.

An Evangelical Christology: Ecumenic and Historic, Thomas Nelson, Nashville, 1985.

Sinodul al VII - lea ecumenic, în MMS, an.

He continued to be active in the ecumenic movement by sharing his experiences about Christian service in Islamic Countries and his experience as publishing director with the World Council of Churches.

His new concerns were indicated in the 1966 German collection Anamnesis: Zur Theorie der Geschichte und Politik, and the fourth volume, The Ecumenic Age, appeared in 1974.

Eustathius offered a compromise to Pope John XIX, suggesting that the Orthodox Patriarch would be ecumenic in its own sphere (in suo orbe) in the East as the Papacy was in the world (in universo).

Very strange Assemblages, Sanhedrims, Amphictyonics, Trades Unions, Ecumenic Councils, Parliaments and Congresses, have met together on this Planet, and dispersed again; but a stranger Assemblage than this august Constituent, or with a stranger mission, perhaps never met there.

The InterAmerican University of Puerto Rico -or Universidad Interamericana de Puerto Rico (UIPR) in Spanish, and often referred as "Inter"- is a Ecumenic Christian university dedicated to uniting academic excellence with leadership and service to society.