EUROPEAN DIACONAL FORUM Introduction Explaination of texts - English Erklärung zum Text - Deutsch European Church bodies seek deeper cooperation in Social Action - the Järvenpää Consultation A. Preparatory papers A1. Concept Paper; "Strategies for Diaconia in Europe" A2. Concept Paper Summary: "Strategies for Diaconia in Europe" A3. Program and Timetable B. Working Group papers Theme 1. Values of Work and Employment B1. Background Paper B2. Introduction Values B3. Story B4. Group Report B5. Group Report (short form) Theme 2. Migration and Mobility B6. Background Paper B7. Introduction to Story B8. Story B9. Group Report B10. Group Report Short Form Theme 3. Sustainable Communities B11. Background Paper B12. Introduction to Story B13. Story B14. Group Report B15. Group Report (Outline) Theme 4. Quality of Life for All B16. Background Paper B17. Introduction to Story B18. Story B19. Introduction to Group Work B20. Group Report C. Introductory Papers C1. Welcome C2. Bratislava Järvenpää, the Diaconal Perspective C3. Bratislava Järvenpää, the Political Scene C4. Bratislava to Järvenpää, an Eastern European Perspective C5. Introduction to the Process of the Forum D. Plenary Papers D1. Theological Reflection and New Visions for the Diaconal Strategy D2. Der Stellenwert der Diakonie in der rumänisch-orthodoxen Kirche D3. Diakonia and Civil Society: Strategies for Participation and Working with People D4. Response to Strategies for Participation D5. Diakonia and the Political Challenges D6. Response to Diakonia and the Political Challenges D7. Second Response to Diakonia and the Political Challenges D8. Final Plenary Reflections E. Closing Worship Closing Worship English Closing Worship French Closing Worship German F. Articles and Comments F1. Jürgen Gohde: Strategien für Diakonie in Europa-Diakonie-Forum in Järvenpää F2. Eurodiaconia AGM 2001 in Järvenpää: Discussion on the Follow up of the Diaconia platform F3. Towards a Theology of Dissemination and mandate G. Follow-up and Continuing Forum Process Agreements on the follow up of the Diaconal Forum