Third round of talks in July focus on ‘distinctives’ of each communion
LOUISVILLE — After three rounds of conversations, representatives of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) and the Seventh-day Adventist Church say they have found more than enough common ground to continue their talks, perhaps even drawing in representatives of other Reformed denominations.
Participants in the July 2008 Presbyterian-Adventist talks. Photo courtesy of Loma Linda University. “Our differences are not of such a nature as to preclude fellowship with one another as brothers and sisters in Christ,” said the Rev. Carlos Malave, associate for ecumenical relations in the PC(USA)’s Office of the General Assembly, “or cooperation in selected areas of joint concern.”
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