M. Chapman & Miriam Haar 
Pathways for Ecclesial Dialogue in the Twenty-First Century [PDF ebook] 
Revisiting Ecumenical Method

1. Dia-Logos: Reflections on different forms of inter-Christian dialogue and their possibilities; Dagmar Heller 2. Communion Ecclesiology: Ideology or Path to Dialogue?; Dennis M. Doyle 3. ‘Christ as Primary Sacrament’: Ways to Ecumenical convergence in Sacramental Ecclesiology; C. Pierson Shaw 4. Can Hard Questions Soften Relations? Some Observations on Dialogical Method in the International Roman Catholic-Classical Pentecostal Dialogue; Jelle Creemers History and Ecclesial Dialogue 5. The Burdens of History: Must Tribalism always Prevail?; John W. de Gruchy 6. The Franciscan Disputes, Leuenberg Concord and the Florentine Union Lessons for Divided Christianity; Vladimir Latinovic Ministry, Authority and Ecclesial Dialogue 7. Episcopacy in the Pentecostal Tradition; Elieser Valentin 8. Interpretive Leadership and Cultural Intelligence: A Pathway Towards Christian Unity; Craig S. Hendrickson Dialogue, Context and Praxis 9. The False Certainty of Closure: Ecumenical Dialogue, New Evangelization and Roman Catholic Identity in A Secular Age; Brianne Jacobs 10. Ecumenism as Unity for Struggle: Looking Again at the Ecumenical Cause in India; Viju Wilson 11. Virgo ecclesia facta: the Virgin Mary and Ecumenical Ecclesiology; Daniela Del Gaudio 12. Chevetogne: its Origins and Orientations; Thaddée Barnas The Future of Ecclesial Dialogue 13. Making a Common Vision of the Church Possible; William Henn OFM Cap 14. A New, Socio-Cultural Agenda in the Quest for the Unity of the Church: Socio-cultural identities in the Faith and Order document: Nature and Mission of the Church; Eduardus Van der Borght

Mark D. Chapman is Vice-Principal of Ripon College, Cuddesdon, Oxford, UK. He is also Professor of the History of Modern Theology at the University of Oxford, UK.