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Baptists and the Reunion Movement
Child, R.L.
Child, R.L.
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"The term "Reunion Movement" may be roughly defined as the attempt to reduce or transcend denominational distinctions so that the Church may function as one universal Christian Society. But the one defjnition covers many different varieties of activity. First in importance is the remarkable Ecumenical Movement, which has gone from strength to strength since the Edinburgh Conference of 1910, and has culminated in the recently formed World Council of Churches. Purely denominational movements towards reunion have resulted, in the new Methodist' and Scottish Presbyterian Churches respectively; while, Canada, South India and China furnish examples of interdenominational efforts towards, closer unity."
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1941
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