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catalog contributor b3717952.
catalog contributor b3717953.
catalog contributor b3717954.
catalog created "1946.".
catalog date "1946".
catalog date "1946.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "1946.".
catalog description ""Publications of World Council of Churches" p. 232-233. "An ecumenical bibliography ... [by] Paul Griswold Macy": p. 234-256.".
catalog description "Foreword / Cavert, Samuel McCrea -- Preface / Brown, William Adams -- Chart: The ecumenical "Tree" -- Part I: The centuries of preparation -- I. Why ecumenical? -- 1. What is meant by ecumenical movement? -- 2. The participation churches -- 3. What is old in the movement? -- 4. The new factor which gives ground for hope -- II. Landmarks in ecumenical history -- 1. Early forms of the movement for unity -- 2. Emergence of complicating factors -- 3. Obstacles to be overcome -- 4. How scholarship has helped -- 5. The evangelical alliance as an early example of ecumenical Spirit -- 6. The student movement as a training school for leaders -- III. Converging lines of preparation -- 1. The contribution of foreign missions -- 2. The social gospel as a challenge to unity -- 3. The movement for organic union -- 4. The federal council as an experiment in new form of unity -- Part II: The creative decades -- IV. First steps (Edinburgh to Stockholm) -- 1. The Edinburgh conference of 1910 -- 2. The early stages of faith and order movement -- 3. Changes brought about by the first World War -- 4. Steps which led to the Stockholm conference -- V. The approach through life and work (Stockholm to Oxford) -- 1. Stockholm conference of 1925 -- 2. An estimate of accomplishment -- 3. The intermediate years (Lausanne to Edinburgh) -- 1. The Lausanne conference of 1927 -- 2. An estimate of achievement -- 3. The decade from 1927 to 1937 -- 4. The Edinburgh conference of 1937 -- 5. When Edinburgh advanced beyond Lausanne -- VII. The contribution of the younger churches -- 1. The contribution of missions to the ecumenical movement -- 2. Changes during the period under review -- 3. The Jerusalem conference of 1928 -- The Madras conference of 1938 -- VIII. The lines meet in the world council -- 1. Steps which led to the formation of the World Council -- 2. The Westfield conference and its aftermath -- 3. The Utrecht conference drafts a constitution -- 4. Interim arrangements".
catalog description "Part III. The Uncharted future -- IX. How the ecumenical church met the test of war -- 1. Under the shadow of impending war -- 2. Clarifying the position of the World Alliance -- 3. The Amsterdam youth conference -- 4. The vitality of the World Council in wartime -- 5. Questions the World Council must face when it meets -- X. The ecumenical movement in the perspective of history -- 1. The place of history in God's plan for His world -- 2. The Legacy of the past -- 3. Some provisional conclusions -- 4. Underlying issues -- 5. Unexplored possibilities of the future -- 6. The church that outlasts change -- Epilogue / Cavert, Samuel McCrea -- Appendices: I. Constitution of the federal council of the churches of Christ in America (1908) -- II. Resolutions of organization of the continuation committee of the World missionary Conference, Edinburgh (1910) -- III. Excerpts from the message of the Stockholm conference (1925) -- IV. The church's message: The gospel (1927) -- V. The Christian message and the World mission (1928) -- VI. Excerpts from the message from the Oxford Conference to the Christian churches (1937) -- VII. Affirmation of unity (1937) -- VIII. Statement by the Younger churches at Madras Conference, 1928, on unity -- IX. Constitution of the World Council of churches (1938) -- X. Membership in the World Council of churches -- XI. Publications of the World Council of churches.".
catalog extent "xvi, 264 p.".
catalog issued "1946".
catalog issued "1946.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "New York, C. Scribner's sons,".
catalog subject "BX8 .B742".
catalog subject "Christian union.".
catalog subject "World Council of Churches.".
catalog tableOfContents "Foreword / Cavert, Samuel McCrea -- Preface / Brown, William Adams -- Chart: The ecumenical "Tree" -- Part I: The centuries of preparation -- I. Why ecumenical? -- 1. What is meant by ecumenical movement? -- 2. The participation churches -- 3. What is old in the movement? -- 4. The new factor which gives ground for hope -- II. Landmarks in ecumenical history -- 1. Early forms of the movement for unity -- 2. Emergence of complicating factors -- 3. Obstacles to be overcome -- 4. How scholarship has helped -- 5. The evangelical alliance as an early example of ecumenical Spirit -- 6. The student movement as a training school for leaders -- III. Converging lines of preparation -- 1. The contribution of foreign missions -- 2. The social gospel as a challenge to unity -- 3. The movement for organic union -- 4. The federal council as an experiment in new form of unity -- Part II: The creative decades -- IV. First steps (Edinburgh to Stockholm) -- 1. The Edinburgh conference of 1910 -- 2. The early stages of faith and order movement -- 3. Changes brought about by the first World War -- 4. Steps which led to the Stockholm conference -- V. The approach through life and work (Stockholm to Oxford) -- 1. Stockholm conference of 1925 -- 2. An estimate of accomplishment -- 3. The intermediate years (Lausanne to Edinburgh) -- 1. The Lausanne conference of 1927 -- 2. An estimate of achievement -- 3. The decade from 1927 to 1937 -- 4. The Edinburgh conference of 1937 -- 5. When Edinburgh advanced beyond Lausanne -- VII. The contribution of the younger churches -- 1. The contribution of missions to the ecumenical movement -- 2. Changes during the period under review -- 3. The Jerusalem conference of 1928 -- The Madras conference of 1938 -- VIII. The lines meet in the world council -- 1. Steps which led to the formation of the World Council -- 2. The Westfield conference and its aftermath -- 3. The Utrecht conference drafts a constitution -- 4. Interim arrangements".
catalog tableOfContents "Part III. The Uncharted future -- IX. How the ecumenical church met the test of war -- 1. Under the shadow of impending war -- 2. Clarifying the position of the World Alliance -- 3. The Amsterdam youth conference -- 4. The vitality of the World Council in wartime -- 5. Questions the World Council must face when it meets -- X. The ecumenical movement in the perspective of history -- 1. The place of history in God's plan for His world -- 2. The Legacy of the past -- 3. Some provisional conclusions -- 4. Underlying issues -- 5. Unexplored possibilities of the future -- 6. The church that outlasts change -- Epilogue / Cavert, Samuel McCrea -- Appendices: I. Constitution of the federal council of the churches of Christ in America (1908) -- II. Resolutions of organization of the continuation committee of the World missionary Conference, Edinburgh (1910) -- III. Excerpts from the message of the Stockholm conference (1925) -- IV. The church's message: The gospel (1927) -- V. The Christian message and the World mission (1928) -- VI. Excerpts from the message from the Oxford Conference to the Christian churches (1937) -- VII. Affirmation of unity (1937) -- VIII. Statement by the Younger churches at Madras Conference, 1928, on unity -- IX. Constitution of the World Council of churches (1938) -- X. Membership in the World Council of churches -- XI. Publications of the World Council of churches.".
catalog title "Toward a united church; three decades of ecumenical Christianity.".
catalog type "text".