"A palpable air of hopefulness and gratitude filled the room in Seoul, as the Global Christian Forum convened a Regional Meeting for Asian church leaders at Myungsung Church." Rev. Dr. Casely Essamuah.

"In Orthodox theological terms, the challenge for Christians in multi-faith contexts is to live apophatically, with the submission that we know only in part, but also that what we know partially about God in Christ is indeed true and just and therefore worth sharing." Bishop Geevarghese Coorilos Nalunnakkal.

"Esther is a story of survival and how God works even when we cannot see God. We must restore our faith in God and trust that God is working for us, even in the moments when we cannot see it." Rev. Dr. Hana Kim

"The future of ecumenism or the future of the church isn't in our hands. It's in God's hands, thank the Lord! But perhaps we can envision the GCF more as a wheel, and as we get closer to Jesus we get closer to one another, even to those we don't like." Dr. Rosalee Velloso Ewell

"A shared life is essential if one is to leave a legacy as a "spiritual parent." Rev. Dr. David Wells

"God's mission-in-dialogue, always present through the Spirit and incarnate in Jesus, has now been entrusted to the church." Dr. Jooseop Keum

"The resurrection of Jesus Christ proclaims that the power and violence of empires, and the dehumanizing logic of war, can be overcome by the triumph of God's love over sin and death. It seems today like a faint hope. But in the end, it is our only hope. "Rev. Wesley Granberg-Michaelson

"One of the major insights Asians brings to the intra-faith dialogue that shapes the future is that faith is shaped in the community by experience and belonging before conceptualization." Rev. Dr. Richard Howell

"Feed my sheep"-this is Christ's plea to us today and tomorrow. As people who are grateful for Christ's sacrificial love and for God's provisions for life in fullness, we are called to care for the spiritual and the physical needs of those whom we serve." Bishop Rosemarie Werner