Stone-Campbell Dialogue

The Stone-Campbell Dialogue brings together the three streams of the Restoration Movement that tie their origins to Thomas and Alexander Campbell and Barton Warren Stone. These three are the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), Churches of Christ, and Christian Churches/Churches of Christ. Begun in 1999, the Dialogue is an effort to bring healing and understanding to the rifts between our families. The goal is "to develop relationships and trust within the three streams of the Stone-Campbell Movement through worship and through charitable and frank dialogue "that the world may believe."

Members of the Dialogue

Disciples of Christ
Timothy James, William H. McDonald, Peter Morgan, Diane Spleth, Sharon Watkins, Robert Welsh, D. Newell Williams

Churches of Christ
Doug Foster, Carol Gafford, Gary Holloway, Gary Pearson, Charme Robarts, Jerry Taylor

Christian Churches/Churches of Christ
Paul Blowers, Wye Huxford, John Mills, James B. North, Robert Rea, Henry Webb

Documents

The following documents produced for and by the members of the dialogue and are provided for the encouragement of dialogue in your area. The documents are also available in print as the October 2001 issue of Mid-Stream: The Ecumenical Movement Today.

Twelfth Stone-Campbell Dialogue Session, June 2008

Eleventh Stone-Campbell Dialogue Session, June 2007

Tenth Stone-Campbell Dialogue Session, June 2006

Ninth Stone-Campbell Dialogue Session, June 2005

Eighth Stone-Campbell Dialogue Session, June 2004

Seventh Stone-Campbell Dialogue Session, June 2003

Sixth Stone-Campbell Dialogue Session, June 2002

Fifth Stone-Campbell Dialogue Session, December 2001

Fourth Stone-Campbell Dialogue Session, August 2001

Third Stone-Campbell Dialogue Session, November 2000

Second Session, Stone-Campbell Dialogue, June 2000

First Session, Stone-Campbell Dialogue, December 1999