Galleries

World Council of Churches, Geneva, Nov 2015

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Isabel Phiri, Assoc Gen Sec of WCC with Katalina Tahaafe-Williams, Coucil for World Mission & Evangelism +
Hielke Wolters, Associate General Secretary in Chapel of WCC +
Hielke Wolters, Associate Gen Sec, with Clare and Alan Amos +
Colourful iconic cross at Chapel of WCC +
Iconic cross at Chapel of WCC +
Main hall at Ecumenical Centre, Geneva +
Moving ceiling of main hall at Ecumenical Centre, Geneva +
Odair Pedroso Mateus, Director of Faith and Order, WCC +
Jooseop Keum, Director of Council for World Mission and Evangelism +
Graham with theologians of Global Christian Forum commission on proselytism in Geneva +
Light from Rose window in St Peter's Cathedral, Geneva, thrown onto wall of opposite transept +
Jean Calvin's chair in St Peter's Cathedral, Geneva, with stairs to pulpit in background +
Grounds of Ecumenical Institute at Bossey +
Ecumenical Institute at Bossey +
Iconic painting at Bossey Ecumenical Institute +
With an Ecumenical Seminar at Bossey Ecumenical Institute +
 
 
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In November 2015, Graham visited the World Council of Churches Offices in Geneva and then stayed at the Ecumenical Institute at Bossey.

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