This practical theological resource uses the document Christian Witness in a Multi-religious World: Recommendations for Conduct produced by the World Council of Churches (WCC) and the World Evangelical Alliance (WEA).
It aims to help you:
- Gain a practical understanding towards application of the guidelines.
- Provide a wider perspective of the UK context.
- Develop deeper theological reflection on interfaith engagement.
It has been prepared by Bonnie Evans-Hills, Barbara Glasson and members of the Inter Faith Theological Advisory Group within Churches Together in Britain and Ireland.
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Acting in God’s Love – Christian Witness in a Multi-Religious World (28 page A5 PDF for print)
(Please note this is a large file – see download guide) * This is designed to be printed as an A5 booklet on A4 paper but can also be printed as A4 (in Adobe Acrobat Reader, choose File/Print, then under Size Options select ‘Fit’). For a Large Print version print the pamphlet as A4.
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Gweithredu yng Nghariad Duw – Tystiolaeth Gristnogol mewn Byd Aml-grefydd (PDF, 52 pages A5)(Please note this is a large file – see download guide) * This is designed to be printed as an A5 booklet on A4 paper but can also be printed as A4 (in Adobe Acrobat Reader, choose File/Print, then under Size Options select ‘Fit’). For a Large Print version print the pamphlet as A4.
Updates
This is an old, but still relevant document, and many of the web links no longer work. Where we have found replacements they are listed below.
- Christian Martyrs for a Muslim People, Martin McGee OSB.
The Kindle edition is available on Amazon. - St Ethelburga’s Centre for Peace & Reconciliation.
Eight lesson plans for primary and secondary schools have been produced inspired by artworks from the exhibition ‘Cloud of Witnesses’.
A toolkit aimed at Christians seeking to initiate or develop interreligious dialogue in their local communities or contexts in which they work.
4th Feb 2026
Watch again: Hear about the fruits of the dialogue relating to the place of creeds, from two theologians and members of IFTAG.