Evangelical Church in Germany
Aim
Give the territorial churches a common voice in their relationship to the state and the society and in ecumenical relationships; have a variety of partnerships and dialogues through parishes, pastors and other contacts.
History
Following the war, in 1948, the German regional churches adopted a constitution and formed the Evangelical Church in Germany (EKD). A fellowship of Lutheran, Reformed and United churches, the EKD is a public-law corporation, as are its member churches.
IRD Activities
- Interreligious Cooperation
EKD is involved in the Round Table of Religions in Germany, where the different religious communities are represented in Germany. It supports the work of the European Council of Religious Leaders, a Europe-wide multi-faith network. Furthermore, EKD gives lectures, organizes conferences and workshops, and provides information and materials on Islam, Judaism and Christian-Muslim as well as Christian-Jewish dialogue.
Main Focus Countries of Activities
Germany - Indonesia - Serbia