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World Council of Churches (view source)
Revision as of 13:31, March 25, 2009
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It combines at total of 349 different churches, representing some 550 million Christians. Included in the fellowship are most of the world’s [[Orthodox]] churches; the historic denominational traditional churches, such as the the [[Anglican]], [[Baptist]], [[Lutheran]], [[Methodist]] and [[Reformed]], as well as many united and independent churches.
It combines at total of 349 different churches, representing some 550 million Christians. Included in the fellowship are most of the world’s [[Orthodox]] churches; the historic denominational traditional churches, such as the the [[Anglican]], [[Baptist]], [[Lutheran]], [[Methodist]] and [[Reformed]], as well as many united and independent churches.
The [[Roman Catholic]] is not a member, but does have a formal working relationship with the WCC. In addition, the WCC is building relations with various [[Evangelical]] and [[Pentecostal]] churches.
The [[Roman Catholic|Roman Catholic Church]] is not a member, but does have a formal working relationship with the WCC. In addition, the WCC is building relations with various [[Evangelical]] and [[Pentecostal]] churches.
The WCC offers its members churches a forum to reflect, speak, act, worship and work together, challenge and support each other, share and debate with each other. As members of this fellowship, WCC member churches:
The WCC offers its members churches a forum to reflect, speak, act, worship and work together, challenge and support each other, share and debate with each other. As members of this fellowship, WCC member churches: