Description: Globalization and migration are changing the society. As a result, churches are also challenged by the growing denominational, religious, and cultural diversity. The present volume considers how employees in church and diaconia, school and university acquire the necessary skills. How to make ecumenical and intercultural experiences a genuine part of their education? At a specialist consultation of the EKD chamber for worldwide ecumenism, at which the contributions of this volume were presented, teachers of the fields of theology, religious education and diaconia looked for new ways. The volume includes reflections on ecumenical hermeneutics as well as examples of best practice.
