F&O Kuala Lumpur 2004

faith & order plenary commission
28 july - 6 august 2004
kuala lumpur, malaysia

High-resolution versions of photos related to the Faith and Order plenary commission meeting in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 28 July - 6 August 2004, may be used free of charge to accompany articles based on WCC press features and releases on this meeting.
Asian Christian artist Tan Chee Hon and his work "Crown". (c) WCC/Juan Michel High-resolution version	A participant at the Faith & Order meeting admires the art exhibition. (c) WCC/Juan Michel High-resolution version	A participant at the Faith & Order meeting admires the art exhibition. (c) WCC/Juan Michel High-resolution version	Tourists visit the Petronas Towers, a KL landmark (c) WCC/Manuel Lopez High-resolution version.
Delegates visit the National Mosque in Kuala Lumpur. (c) WCC/Manuel López High-resolution version	Delegates visit the National Mosque in Kuala Lumpur. (c) WCC/Manuel López High-resolution version	Kuala Lumpur girls. (c) WCC/Manuel López High-resolution version	Delegates visit the National Mosque in Kuala Lumpur. (c) WCC/Manuel López High-resolution version
Metropolitan Amba Bishoy. (c) WCC/Manuel López High-resolution version	Children at First Baptist Church, Petaling Jaya, Kuala Lumpur. (c) WCC/Manuel López High-resolution version	First Baptist Church, Petaling Jaya, Kuala Lumpur. (c) WCC/Manuel López High-resolution version.	Dr Patricia Martinez (r.), a senior research fellow at the Asia Europe Institute of the University of Malaya, and Nora Murat (l.), a legal officer for Sisters in Islam, a women's activist group, made powerful pleas at the meeting for genuine inter-religious dialogue. (c) WCC/Manuel López High-resolution version.
William Tabbernee: "Would you be ready to baptise a robot...?" (c) WCC/Manuel López High-resolution version.	Prof. Dr Anne Marie Reijnen: "Christians have built and will build improbable communities." (c) WCC/Manuel López High-resolution version	Prof. Kyung Sook LEE (Methodist Church), Korea. (c) WCC/Manuel López High-resolution version.	Miriam Shastri, an 18-year-old steward at the meeting. (c) WCC/Olivier Schopfer High-resolution version
Malaysian prime minister, Datuk Seri Abdullah Bin Haji Ahmad Badawi, addressing the Faith & Order Commission. (c) WCC/Manuel López High-resolution version	"If Christ has accepted and welcomed us without a list of conditions, how can we not accept one another?" - Rev. Miriam Baar Bush asked the meeting. (c) Manuel López/WCC High-resolution version	Group of nine "younger theologians" at the meeting. Namen der jungen Theolog/innen (von links): John Ngige Njoroge (Kenia), Hrangthan Chhungi (Indien), Josef Bosch (Argentinien), Daniel Conte (Brasilien), Jennifer Buya (Philippinen), Roswitha Seabo (Botswana), Anastasia Vasileiadou (Griechenland), Rebecca Cacho (Philippinen), Chris Huebner (Kanada) (c) WCC/Manuel López High-resolution version	Rev. Dr Dagmar Heller, ecumenical officer of the Evangelical Church in Germany (EKD) (c) Manuel López/WCC High-resolution version
One of many discussion groups at the meeting. (c) WCC/Manuel López High-resolution version	L to R: Mr Sergey Hovorun; Russian Orthodox Church Rev. Hans Engdahl, Church of Sweden; Very Rev. Nareg Alemezian; Armenian Apostolic Catholicosate of Cilicia; Metropolitan Bishoy of Damietta (Nicola), Coptic Orthodox Church. (c) WCC/Peter Williams High-resolution version	Prof. Valburga Schmiedt Streck: "A broad view of human sexuality is needed". (c) WCC/Olivier Schopfer High-resolution version	Meeting materials. (c) WCC/Peter Williams High-resolution version
Monsignor John A. Radano, Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity, addressing a plenary session at the Faith & Order Commission (c) WCC/Peter Williams High-resolution version	Monsignor John A. Radano, Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity (c) WCC/Olivier Schopfer High-resolution version.	Discussion in plenary at the Faith & Order Plenary Commission meeting. (c) WCC/Peter Williams High-resolution version	Metropolitan Dr Gennadios of Sassima, from the Ecumenical Patriarchate. (c) WCC/Peter Williams High-resolution version
View of the plenary hall in Kuala Lumpur. (c) WCC/Peter Williams High-resolution version	View of the plenary hall in Kuala Lumpur. (c) WCC/Peter Williams High-resolution version	Intervention in plenary at the Faith & Order Plenary Commission meeting. (c) WCC/Peter Williams High-resolution version	Visit to a Malaysian church (1) (c) WCC/Olivier Schopfer High-resolution version
Visit to a Malaysian church (2) (c) WCC/Olivier Schopfer High-resolution version	Visit to a Malaysian church (3) (c) WCC/Olivier Schopfer High-resolution version	Visit to a Malaysian church (4) (c) WCC/Olivier Schopfer High-resolution version	Visit to a Malaysian church (5) (c) WCC/Olivier Schopfer High-resolution version
Faith & Order Commission moderator, Rev. Dr David K. Yemba. (c) WCC/Manuel López High-resolution version	Christian Conference of Asia (CCA) general secretary and Presbyterian pastor from Korea Rev. Dr Ahn Jae Woong. (c) WCC/Manuel López High-resolution version	Rev. Dr Samuel Kobia, WCC general secretary. (c) WCC/Manuel López High-resolution version	Faith & Order vice-moderator Archbishop John Onaiyekanea (Roman Catholic Church, Abuja, Nigeria) talking with two young theologians: Hrangthan Chhungi (Lutheran Church, India) and Dr Christopher Huebner (Mennonite, Canada) (c) WCC/Manuel López High-resolution version
Rev. Dr Hermen Shastri, the general secretary of the Council of Churches of Malaysia (CCM). (c) WCC/Manuel López High-resolution version	Rev. Dr Hermen Shastri, the general secretary of the Council of Churches of Malaysia (CCM). (c) WCC/Manuel López High-resolution version	Sister Ha Fong Maria Ko (Roman Catholic Church) and Metropolitan Nikitas of Hong Kong and Southeast Asia (Ecumenical Patriarchate). (c) WCC/Olivier Schopfer High-resolution version.	Rev. Dr Thomas Best, WCC/Faith & Order acting director, addresses the meeting. (c) WCC/Peter Williams High-resolution version
Faith & Order commissionners admiring Kuala Lumpur skyline. (c) WCC/Olivier Schopfer High-resolution version.	Petrona Towers, a Kuala Lumpur landmark. (c) WCC/Olivier Schopfer High-resolution version.	Cross fashioned from part of a bombshell. (c) WCC/Manuel López High-resolution version	"Receive one another..." - Batik mural on the theme of the F&O meeting in Kuala Lumpur by Christian artist Hanna Varghese, from Malaysia. The image appears on the worship book cover. © WCC / Hanna Varghese. More information about Hanna Varghese is available here High-resolution version.
Latin American theologians in Kuala Lumpur. Back row, from l. to r.: Iosif Bosch, Jorge Scampini, Pablo Andiñach. Middle row: Rudolf Von Sinnen, Adolfo Ham, Humberto Jiménez. Front row: Claudia Tron, Valburga Schmiedt-Streck, Daniel Conte. (c) WCC/Manuel Lopez High-resolution version.	Opening worship in St Mary's Anglican cathedral, Kuala Lumpur (28 July 2004). From l.: Hermen Shastri, Samuel Kobia, David Yemba, Ahn Jae Woong. (c) WCC/Manuel Lopez High-resolution version.	Opening worship in St Mary's Anglican cathedral, Kuala Lumpur (28 July 2004). (c) WCC/Manuel Lopez High-resolution version.	A Malaysian traditional dance group performing at the plenary commission. (c) WCC/Manuel Lopez High-resolution version.
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