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Bonhoeffer's commitment to the ecumenical church, both in his life and thinking, is now drawing renewed interest from theologians around the world. Here is much-needed and impressive scholarship, a major resource for that interest and for all who long for the one Christ to take visible shape in his community. -- Keith W. Clements, Editor of London, 1933-35, Dietrich Bonhoeffer Works 13 (2007) This is a timely and important contribution to our understanding of Bonhoeffer's commitment and challenge to the ecumenical movement in its formative years. By focussing on the way in which Bonhoeffer as a Lutheran positively engaged the Reformed tradition, it provides an ecumenical case study that is both original and persuasive. I highly comment it both for its substance and its style. -- John W. de Gruchy, Stellenbosch University

Bonhoeffer’s commitment to the ecumenical church, both in his life and thinking, is now drawing renewed interest from theologians around the world. Here is much-needed and impressive scholarship, a major resource for that interest and for all who long for the one Christ to take visible shape in his community. -- Keith W. Clements, Editor of London, 1933-35, Dietrich Bonhoeffer Works 13 (2007) This is a timely and important contribution to our understanding of Bonhoeffer's commitment and challenge to the ecumenical movement in its formative years. By focussing on the way in which Bonhoeffer as a Lutheran positively engaged the Reformed tradition, it provides an ecumenical case study that is both original and persuasive. I highly comment it both for its substance and its style. -- John W. de Gruchy, Stellenbosch University

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Javier Garcia is assistant professor of religious studies and associate director of the William Penn honors program at George Fox University.

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