Leuenberg Agreement is one of the most influential ecumenical documents. It enables formerly separated reformed churches in Europe to declare church fellowship. This study focuses on the understanding, impact and controversies of the model proposed by the Leuenberg Agreement. Considering the further development und the ecumenical discussion Jan Gross gives an interpretation and an overview that allows integrating the different positions on the debated plurality of confessions and witnessed unity of church.

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Dr. theol. Jan Gross hat an der Johannes-Gutenberg-Universität Mainz promoviert und ist »Koordinator Evangelische Erwachsenenbildung und Ehrenamtsakademie Frankfurt« beim Evangelischen Regionalverband Frankfurt a. M.