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catalog contributor b3718765.
catalog created "[1966]".
catalog date "1966".
catalog date "[1966]".
catalog dateCopyrighted "[1966]".
catalog description "1. Report on life and work of women -- 2. Report on the laity -- 3. Christian approach to the Jews -- 4. Reconstruction and inter-church aid -- 5. Youth at Amsterdam -- 6. Program and administration -- 7. Adoption of the constitution -- 8. Statement of the nature of the council (adopted) -- 9. The message from Amsterdam -- Part four: the world council, the ecumenical movement, and the churches -- 1. Influence of the world council on relations of the churches with ecumenical bodies -- 2. Friends and enemies -- 3. Theological differences -- 4. Criticism of the social action program -- 5. Unity in love -- 6. Persecutions -- 7. Opposition to state churches -- 8. Separatists' objections to the council -- 9. Aversion to church union -- 10. The problem of churches with congregational polity -- Part five: the first six years of the world council of churches -- I. The central committee -- 1. Organization -- 2. Regional offices and their staffs -- 3. Attention to attacks on the world council -- ".
catalog description "12. Ernest Brown and Metropolitan Themistocles Chrysostom -- 13. Regin Prenter -- 14. Clarence Tucker Craig -- 15. Georges Florovsky -- 16. Bishop Stephen Charles Neill -- 17. Kathleen Bliss -- 18. Anna Canada Swaim -- 19. Mildred McAfee Horton -- 20. Christian Kobla Dovlo -- 21. Gordon Alfred Sisco -- 22. Samuel McCrea Cavert -- 23. G. Báez-Camargo -- 24. Samuel Rizzo -- 25. H. R. Høgsbro and bishop K. F. O. Dibelius -- 26. G. K. T. Wu, Tsu-Chen Chao and Rajah B. Manikam -- 27. S. A. Morrison and Johannes Apkarian -- 28. J. M. Karefa-Smart -- 29. Ranson, Devanandan, Florovsky, and Horton on priorities -- 30. John R. Mott -- 31. Archbishop Geoffrey Francis Fisher -- 32. Address by the general secretary -- III. Sections at study -- 1. Section I: the universal church in God's design -- 2. Section II: the church's witness to God's design -- 3. Section III: the church and the disorder of society -- 4. Section IV: the church and the international disorder -- IV. Other reports -- ".
catalog description "28. The movement toward unity in Austria and Hungary -- 29. World denominational fellowships -- 30. The modern faith and order movement -- 31. The first world conference on faith and order, Lausanne -- 32. The second world conference on faith and order, Edinburgh -- Part two: the world council of churches in process of formation -- I. The provisional committee -- 1. The continuation committee of faith and order and the universal Christian council united -- 2. Provisional committee of the world council of churches -- 3. The second world war -- 4. The provisional committee in wartime -- 5. Postwar actions of the provisional committee -- 6. The commission of the churches on international affairs -- 7. First world conference for Christian youth -- 8. Ecumenical press service -- II. Buck Hill Falls, 1947 -- 1. The provisional committee meets -- 2. Report on the orthodox churches -- 3. Report of the joint committee of W.C.C. and I.M.C. -- 4. Youth department policy -- ".
catalog description "4. East and west: confrontation and community -- III. The churches and the world -- 1. Christian witness -- 2. The problem of government, political and ecclesiastical -- 3. Resolution on Angola -- 4. Communists at New Dehli? -- 5. The problem of growing populations -- 6. Resolution on anti-Semitism -- 7. The secretariat on race and ethnic relations -- 8. Declaration on religious liberty -- 9. The Christian conception of man in world crisis -- 10. The finality of Christ in the age of universal history -- IV. The council and the churches -- 1. Finance and structure -- 2. The laity in the world council -- 3. Report of the committee on faith and disorder -- 4. The central committee, the assembly, and the world council -- 5. Membership of the central and executive committees after New Dehli -- 6. New churches added to the world council -- 7. The message of the assembly to the churches -- Part nine: Retrospect and prospect.".
catalog description "4. The central committee at work -- 5. The staff between assemblies -- 6. Growth in membership -- 7. The role of the central committee -- II. Pronouncements of the central committee -- 1. Statements on religious freedom -- 2. Pronouncement on the hydrogen bomb -- 3. The church, the churches, and the world council -- 4. Conflict in Korea -- 5. Letter to Korean Christians -- 6. International threats to peace -- 7. The relation of unity and mission -- 8. Appeal on behalf of conscientious objectors -- 9. Social conditions on foreign mission fields -- 10. Letter to the United Nations -- 11. Resolution on Korea -- 12. Letter to the Berlin conference -- III. Evaluation of the pronouncements -- 1. On the nature of the world council -- 2. On religious liberty -- 3. On encouragement of Koreans -- 4. On the Korean conflict and world order -- 5. On conscientious objectors -- 6. On world unrest and totalitarianism -- 7. On hydrogen bombs -- 8. On missions and social action -- ".
catalog description "5. Action on reconstruction -- 6. Commission of the churches on international affairs -- 7. What of faith and order in the world council? -- 8. The constitution -- 9. Concerning public utterances -- III. Toward Amsterdam -- 1. Arrangements for the first assembly -- 2. The study department -- 3. The difficult task -- 4. The invitation to Amsterdam -- 5. Personnel, officers, and finances -- Part three: the world council of churches constituted -- Amsterdam -- I. Opening sessions -- 1. Membership -- 2. Amsterdam -- 3. Worship at the assembly -- 4. Communion -- 5. Opening service in Nieuwe Kerk -- 6. First meeting in the Concertgebouw -- 7. The world council of churches constituted -- II. Assembly addresses -- 1. Karl Barth -- 2. Emil Brunner -- 3. Martin Niemöller -- 4. Bishop Eivind Berggrav -- 5. Reinhold Niebuhr -- 6. John Foster Dulles -- 7. Josef Hromadka -- 8. Charles H. Dodd -- 9. John Baillie -- 10. Philippe Maury -- 11. Saroe Chakko -- ".
catalog description "5. The congregation of God in the spirit -- 6. Lutheran and reformed churches -- 7. The episcopal church and unity -- 8. Movements relating to faith and order in Europe -- 9. Reasonable orthodoxy -- 10. Churches of the reformation and Anglicanism -- 11. The influence of pietism -- 12. The rise of nationalism -- 13. The Anglican and Gallican churches -- 14. The non-jurors and eastern orthodoxy -- 15. The church of England and dissent -- 16. The society for promoting Christian knowledge -- 17. Dissent and Tractarianism -- 18. Tractarianism and Rome -- 19. The free churches and unity -- 20. The ecumenical influence of books -- 21. The Grindelwald conferences -- 22. The church of England and the church of Sweden -- 23. The Anglican and Moravian churches -- 24. Lord Halifax and the churches of England and Rome -- 25. The old catholic churches -- 26. The eastern orthodox churches and the ecumenical movement -- 27. Faith and order in Holland -- ".
catalog description "7. Toward a responsible international society -- 8. The churches and the problem of overpopulation -- V. Departments and programs -- 1. Work for the laity -- cooperation of men and women -- 2. The youth department -- 3. The ecumenical institute -- 4. The department of information -- 5. Concerning world council finances -- 6. New headquarters in Geneva -- 7. Regional conferences -- 8. New members of the world council, 1954-61 -- 9. Looking toward the third assembly -- 10. Post-Evanston perspective: a narrow road -- part eight: about New Dehli -- I. Christ, comity, and communion -- 1. The main theme -- 2. The basis revealed -- 3. The world council and church unity -- 4. The nature of the world council -- 5. Communion at New Dehli -- 6. Youth and intercommunion -- II. Notable events -- 1. The merger of the international missionary council with the world council of churches -- 2. Admission of the Russian orthodox church -- 3. Observers from Rome -- ".
catalog description "9. On the Berlin conference -- 10. On unity and mission -- 11. Recapitulation -- 12. The committees criticized for their much speaking -- IV. Special studies by the central committee -- 1. The church's action in international affairs -- 2. What the churches expect from the world council -- 3. "The basis" -- 4. The joint committee of the W. C. C. and the I. M. C. -- 5. The eastern orthodox churches -- 6. The Roman catholic church -- 7. Department of public relations -- 8. Looking to the second assembly".
catalog description "Bibliography: p. 1265-1281.".
catalog description "Part one: the ecumenical background -- I. The missionary movement -- 1. The revival of missions -- 2. The evangelical alliance -- 3. Student Christian movement -- 4. First world missionary conference, 1910 -- 5. The international missionary council -- II. The life and work movement -- 1. The social emphasis -- 2. Christian socialism -- 3. The federal council of churches -- 4. World war I and the churches -- 5. The world alliance for international friendship -- 6. Wartime movements -- 7. Postwar developments -- 8. The universal Christian conference on life and work, 1925 -- 9. The continuation committee -- 10. Life and work and the world alliance -- 11. Life and work finds its mission -- 12. The conference on church, community and state, 1937 -- III. The faith and order movement -- 1. The evangelical alliance; its theological basis -- 2. The American congress of churches -- 3. Presbyterians and Congregationalists -- 4. Disciples of Christ -- ".
catalog description "Part seven: after Evanston -- I. The central committee -- 1. Program and activities -- 2. Personnel changes -- 3. Central themes -- II. Major areas of tension -- 1. The churches and rapid social change -- 2. The world council and communism -- 3. The world council and the Roman Catholic church -- III. The post-Evanston study program -- 1. The Bible in the churches -- 2. The lordship of Christ -- 3. Christianity and other faiths -- 4. Missionary obedience and the word of God -- 5. The life and growth of the younger churches -- 6. Theological education -- 7. Evangelism -- 8. The relation of witnessing and serving -- 9. Concerning proselytism -- IV. Progress and problems -- 1. The marvel of the world council -- 2. Inter-church aid and service to refugees -- 3. Revision of the basis of the world council -- 4. The future of faith and order -- 5. On merger with the international missionary council -- 6. Intergroup relations: racial and ethnic tensions -- ".
catalog description "V. Activities of other departments -- 1. The study department -- 2. The secretariat for evangelism -- 3. The ecumenical institute -- 4. Faith and order in the world council -- 5. Faith and order -- the Lund conference -- 6. Youth department -- 7. The laity -- 8. Women and the world council of churches -- 9. Inter-church aid and service to refugees -- 10. Publications -- 11. Ecumenical library -- 12. The budget -- 13. Joint secretariat for east Asia -- 14. The world council in the United States -- 15. The commission of the churches on international affairs -- Part six: the second assembly of the world council of churches -- I. "Christ -- the hope of the world" -- 1. The main theme conceived and developed -- 2. The theme presented and debated -- 3. The theme reviewed -- 4. The message of the assembly to the churches -- 1. The assembly sermon -- 2. Report of the central committee -- 3. General secretary's report -- 4. The problem of intercommunion -- III. The study sections -- 1. Our oneness in Christ and our disunity as churches -- 2. The mission of the church to those outside her life -- 3. The responsible society in a world perspective -- 4. Christians in the struggle for world community -- 5. The church amid racial and ethnic tensions -- 6. The Christian in his vocation -- IV. New structures and past performances -- 1. Committee on structure and functioning -- 2. Committee on general policy -- 3. Committee on the division of studies -- 4. Committee on the division of ecumenical action -- 5. Committee on the division of inter-church aid -- 6. Committee on the department of information -- 7. Committee on finance -- 8. Committee on the commission of the churches on international affairs -- 9. Credentials committee -- 10. Committee on nominations -- 11. Joint committee on the international missionary council and the world council of churches -- V. The council's membership".
catalog extent "xviii, 1302 p.".
catalog hasFormat "World Council of Churches.".
catalog isFormatOf "World Council of Churches.".
catalog issued "1966".
catalog issued "[1966]".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "Peterborough, N.H., R. R. Smith".
catalog relation "World Council of Churches.".
catalog subject "262.001".
catalog subject "BX6.W78 G3".
catalog subject "World Council of Churches.".
catalog tableOfContents "1. Report on life and work of women -- 2. Report on the laity -- 3. Christian approach to the Jews -- 4. Reconstruction and inter-church aid -- 5. Youth at Amsterdam -- 6. Program and administration -- 7. Adoption of the constitution -- 8. Statement of the nature of the council (adopted) -- 9. The message from Amsterdam -- Part four: the world council, the ecumenical movement, and the churches -- 1. Influence of the world council on relations of the churches with ecumenical bodies -- 2. Friends and enemies -- 3. Theological differences -- 4. Criticism of the social action program -- 5. Unity in love -- 6. Persecutions -- 7. Opposition to state churches -- 8. Separatists' objections to the council -- 9. Aversion to church union -- 10. The problem of churches with congregational polity -- Part five: the first six years of the world council of churches -- I. The central committee -- 1. Organization -- 2. Regional offices and their staffs -- 3. Attention to attacks on the world council -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "12. Ernest Brown and Metropolitan Themistocles Chrysostom -- 13. Regin Prenter -- 14. Clarence Tucker Craig -- 15. Georges Florovsky -- 16. Bishop Stephen Charles Neill -- 17. Kathleen Bliss -- 18. Anna Canada Swaim -- 19. Mildred McAfee Horton -- 20. Christian Kobla Dovlo -- 21. Gordon Alfred Sisco -- 22. Samuel McCrea Cavert -- 23. G. Báez-Camargo -- 24. Samuel Rizzo -- 25. H. R. Høgsbro and bishop K. F. O. Dibelius -- 26. G. K. T. Wu, Tsu-Chen Chao and Rajah B. Manikam -- 27. S. A. Morrison and Johannes Apkarian -- 28. J. M. Karefa-Smart -- 29. Ranson, Devanandan, Florovsky, and Horton on priorities -- 30. John R. Mott -- 31. Archbishop Geoffrey Francis Fisher -- 32. Address by the general secretary -- III. Sections at study -- 1. Section I: the universal church in God's design -- 2. Section II: the church's witness to God's design -- 3. Section III: the church and the disorder of society -- 4. Section IV: the church and the international disorder -- IV. Other reports -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "28. The movement toward unity in Austria and Hungary -- 29. World denominational fellowships -- 30. The modern faith and order movement -- 31. The first world conference on faith and order, Lausanne -- 32. The second world conference on faith and order, Edinburgh -- Part two: the world council of churches in process of formation -- I. The provisional committee -- 1. The continuation committee of faith and order and the universal Christian council united -- 2. Provisional committee of the world council of churches -- 3. The second world war -- 4. The provisional committee in wartime -- 5. Postwar actions of the provisional committee -- 6. The commission of the churches on international affairs -- 7. First world conference for Christian youth -- 8. Ecumenical press service -- II. Buck Hill Falls, 1947 -- 1. The provisional committee meets -- 2. Report on the orthodox churches -- 3. Report of the joint committee of W.C.C. and I.M.C. -- 4. Youth department policy -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "4. East and west: confrontation and community -- III. The churches and the world -- 1. Christian witness -- 2. The problem of government, political and ecclesiastical -- 3. Resolution on Angola -- 4. Communists at New Dehli? -- 5. The problem of growing populations -- 6. Resolution on anti-Semitism -- 7. The secretariat on race and ethnic relations -- 8. Declaration on religious liberty -- 9. The Christian conception of man in world crisis -- 10. The finality of Christ in the age of universal history -- IV. The council and the churches -- 1. Finance and structure -- 2. The laity in the world council -- 3. Report of the committee on faith and disorder -- 4. The central committee, the assembly, and the world council -- 5. Membership of the central and executive committees after New Dehli -- 6. New churches added to the world council -- 7. The message of the assembly to the churches -- Part nine: Retrospect and prospect.".
catalog tableOfContents "4. The central committee at work -- 5. The staff between assemblies -- 6. Growth in membership -- 7. The role of the central committee -- II. Pronouncements of the central committee -- 1. Statements on religious freedom -- 2. Pronouncement on the hydrogen bomb -- 3. The church, the churches, and the world council -- 4. Conflict in Korea -- 5. Letter to Korean Christians -- 6. International threats to peace -- 7. The relation of unity and mission -- 8. Appeal on behalf of conscientious objectors -- 9. Social conditions on foreign mission fields -- 10. Letter to the United Nations -- 11. Resolution on Korea -- 12. Letter to the Berlin conference -- III. Evaluation of the pronouncements -- 1. On the nature of the world council -- 2. On religious liberty -- 3. On encouragement of Koreans -- 4. On the Korean conflict and world order -- 5. On conscientious objectors -- 6. On world unrest and totalitarianism -- 7. On hydrogen bombs -- 8. On missions and social action -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "5. Action on reconstruction -- 6. Commission of the churches on international affairs -- 7. What of faith and order in the world council? -- 8. The constitution -- 9. Concerning public utterances -- III. Toward Amsterdam -- 1. Arrangements for the first assembly -- 2. The study department -- 3. The difficult task -- 4. The invitation to Amsterdam -- 5. Personnel, officers, and finances -- Part three: the world council of churches constituted -- Amsterdam -- I. Opening sessions -- 1. Membership -- 2. Amsterdam -- 3. Worship at the assembly -- 4. Communion -- 5. Opening service in Nieuwe Kerk -- 6. First meeting in the Concertgebouw -- 7. The world council of churches constituted -- II. Assembly addresses -- 1. Karl Barth -- 2. Emil Brunner -- 3. Martin Niemöller -- 4. Bishop Eivind Berggrav -- 5. Reinhold Niebuhr -- 6. John Foster Dulles -- 7. Josef Hromadka -- 8. Charles H. Dodd -- 9. John Baillie -- 10. Philippe Maury -- 11. Saroe Chakko -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "5. The congregation of God in the spirit -- 6. Lutheran and reformed churches -- 7. The episcopal church and unity -- 8. Movements relating to faith and order in Europe -- 9. Reasonable orthodoxy -- 10. Churches of the reformation and Anglicanism -- 11. The influence of pietism -- 12. The rise of nationalism -- 13. The Anglican and Gallican churches -- 14. The non-jurors and eastern orthodoxy -- 15. The church of England and dissent -- 16. The society for promoting Christian knowledge -- 17. Dissent and Tractarianism -- 18. Tractarianism and Rome -- 19. The free churches and unity -- 20. The ecumenical influence of books -- 21. The Grindelwald conferences -- 22. The church of England and the church of Sweden -- 23. The Anglican and Moravian churches -- 24. Lord Halifax and the churches of England and Rome -- 25. The old catholic churches -- 26. The eastern orthodox churches and the ecumenical movement -- 27. Faith and order in Holland -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "7. Toward a responsible international society -- 8. The churches and the problem of overpopulation -- V. Departments and programs -- 1. Work for the laity -- cooperation of men and women -- 2. The youth department -- 3. The ecumenical institute -- 4. The department of information -- 5. Concerning world council finances -- 6. New headquarters in Geneva -- 7. Regional conferences -- 8. New members of the world council, 1954-61 -- 9. Looking toward the third assembly -- 10. Post-Evanston perspective: a narrow road -- part eight: about New Dehli -- I. Christ, comity, and communion -- 1. The main theme -- 2. The basis revealed -- 3. The world council and church unity -- 4. The nature of the world council -- 5. Communion at New Dehli -- 6. Youth and intercommunion -- II. Notable events -- 1. The merger of the international missionary council with the world council of churches -- 2. Admission of the Russian orthodox church -- 3. Observers from Rome -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "9. On the Berlin conference -- 10. On unity and mission -- 11. Recapitulation -- 12. The committees criticized for their much speaking -- IV. Special studies by the central committee -- 1. The church's action in international affairs -- 2. What the churches expect from the world council -- 3. "The basis" -- 4. The joint committee of the W. C. C. and the I. M. C. -- 5. The eastern orthodox churches -- 6. The Roman catholic church -- 7. Department of public relations -- 8. Looking to the second assembly".
catalog tableOfContents "Part one: the ecumenical background -- I. The missionary movement -- 1. The revival of missions -- 2. The evangelical alliance -- 3. Student Christian movement -- 4. First world missionary conference, 1910 -- 5. The international missionary council -- II. The life and work movement -- 1. The social emphasis -- 2. Christian socialism -- 3. The federal council of churches -- 4. World war I and the churches -- 5. The world alliance for international friendship -- 6. Wartime movements -- 7. Postwar developments -- 8. The universal Christian conference on life and work, 1925 -- 9. The continuation committee -- 10. Life and work and the world alliance -- 11. Life and work finds its mission -- 12. The conference on church, community and state, 1937 -- III. The faith and order movement -- 1. The evangelical alliance; its theological basis -- 2. The American congress of churches -- 3. Presbyterians and Congregationalists -- 4. Disciples of Christ -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "Part seven: after Evanston -- I. The central committee -- 1. Program and activities -- 2. Personnel changes -- 3. Central themes -- II. Major areas of tension -- 1. The churches and rapid social change -- 2. The world council and communism -- 3. The world council and the Roman Catholic church -- III. The post-Evanston study program -- 1. The Bible in the churches -- 2. The lordship of Christ -- 3. Christianity and other faiths -- 4. Missionary obedience and the word of God -- 5. The life and growth of the younger churches -- 6. Theological education -- 7. Evangelism -- 8. The relation of witnessing and serving -- 9. Concerning proselytism -- IV. Progress and problems -- 1. The marvel of the world council -- 2. Inter-church aid and service to refugees -- 3. Revision of the basis of the world council -- 4. The future of faith and order -- 5. On merger with the international missionary council -- 6. Intergroup relations: racial and ethnic tensions -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "V. Activities of other departments -- 1. The study department -- 2. The secretariat for evangelism -- 3. The ecumenical institute -- 4. Faith and order in the world council -- 5. Faith and order -- the Lund conference -- 6. Youth department -- 7. The laity -- 8. Women and the world council of churches -- 9. Inter-church aid and service to refugees -- 10. Publications -- 11. Ecumenical library -- 12. The budget -- 13. Joint secretariat for east Asia -- 14. The world council in the United States -- 15. The commission of the churches on international affairs -- Part six: the second assembly of the world council of churches -- I. "Christ -- the hope of the world" -- 1. The main theme conceived and developed -- 2. The theme presented and debated -- 3. The theme reviewed -- 4. The message of the assembly to the churches -- 1. The assembly sermon -- 2. Report of the central committee -- 3. General secretary's report -- 4. The problem of intercommunion -- III. The study sections -- 1. Our oneness in Christ and our disunity as churches -- 2. The mission of the church to those outside her life -- 3. The responsible society in a world perspective -- 4. Christians in the struggle for world community -- 5. The church amid racial and ethnic tensions -- 6. The Christian in his vocation -- IV. New structures and past performances -- 1. Committee on structure and functioning -- 2. Committee on general policy -- 3. Committee on the division of studies -- 4. Committee on the division of ecumenical action -- 5. Committee on the division of inter-church aid -- 6. Committee on the department of information -- 7. Committee on finance -- 8. Committee on the commission of the churches on international affairs -- 9. Credentials committee -- 10. Committee on nominations -- 11. Joint committee on the international missionary council and the world council of churches -- V. The council's membership".
catalog title "The World Council of Churches, a study of its background and history, by David P. Gaines.".
catalog type "text".