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Renewal has long been on the agenda of the World Council of Churches (WCC). The 1968 Uppsala Assembly – with its theme “Behold, I make all things new” – stated “The Church is faced by the twin demands of continuity in the one Holy Spirit and of renewal in response to the call of the Spirit amid the changes in human history.” What is renewal? What are the signs of renewal? What are the signs of needing to be renewed? How is renewal related to tradition? In which ways is renewal related to ‘reform’, ‘change’ and ‘transformation’? Such questions are critical for churches around the world in relation to dramatic shifts in society, yet different experiences and expressions of renewal can also be church dividing. Thus, theological reflection on renewal invites the churches to seek a common understanding of renewal and a common recognition of its many forms.

The Church: Towards a Common Vision Faith and Order and the Renewal of the Churches