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There is a One-World Church, the foundation of which has
already been in existence since 1948. Most professing
Christians are not aware that they are a part of it. This one world
church is called
“The World Council of Churches”.
ec·u·men·i·cal
(ěk'yə-měn'ĭ-kəl)
adj.
- Of
worldwide scope or
applicability; universal.
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Of
or relating to the
worldwide Christian
church.
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Concerned with
establishing or
promoting unity among
churches or religions.
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The World Council of
Churches (WCC) is the broadest and most inclusive among the many
organized expressions of the modern ecumenical movement, a movement
whose goal is Christian unity.
The WCC brings
together 349 churches, denominations and church fellowships in more
than 110 countries and territories throughout the world,
representing over 560 million Christians and including most of the
world's Orthodox churches, scores of denominations from such
historic traditions of the Protestant Reformation as Anglican,
Baptist, Lutheran, Methodist and Reformed, as well as many united
and independent churches. While the bulk of the WCC's founding
churches were European and North American, today most are in Africa,
Asia, the Caribbean, Latin America, the Middle East and the Pacific.
For its member
churches, the WCC is a unique space: one in which they can 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:
- are called to the goal of
visible unity in one faith and one eucharistic fellowship;
- promote their common witness in
work for mission and evangelism;
- engage in Christian service by
serving human need, breaking down barriers between people,
seeking justice and peace, and upholding the integrity of
creation; and
- foster renewal in unity,
worship, mission and service.
The World Council of Churches Membership Directory by
Country
The National Council of Churches Membership Directory
The WCC and it's branch organizations are indeed involved in
bringing about this "explosive political revolution" in
Countries which are not following their plan for a One World
Church and New World Order. The following are a few examples.
The WCC gave $85,000 to an African Nationalist terrorist
group--PATRIOTIC FRONT--who were waging guerilla warfare in
Rhodesia/Zimbabwe in 1978 (see Seattle Times, August 25,
1981). These terrorists killed over 1900 people, including
eight British missionaries and their four children in Rhodesia
that year (see Reader's Digest, August, 1982). In 1974
the WCC gave 6,355 British pounds to members of the terrorist
organization--ZANU--in Africa, which were responsible for
killing 87 Rhodesian civilians (see WCC: Religion or
Revolution, p 13). Also in 1974, the WCC gave 50,000
British pounds to another Marxist guerilla force--FRELIMO (see
Ibid., p 13).
After the Rhodesian government fell to these terrorist groups,
this statement was then given by their representatives at the
WCC Conference in Melbourne, Australia in May, 1980: "Our
hard-won victory did not come only through our own
determination. We were sustained and reinforced by the
support--material, moral, and spiritual--accorded to us by
the World Council of Churches, and its member churches."
American Opinion, January, 1982, p 4.
The WCC also gave funds to the Communist North Vietnamese
government (see WCC: Religion or Revolution, p 16), the
PLO, Cuba, and other pro-Soviet totalitarian movements (see
Reader's Digest, January, 1983, p 120). They also gave
$823,000 to the Communist backed organization--SWAPO--in Namibia
(see WCC: Religion or Revolution, p 28; American
opinion, January, 1982, p 2).
As can be clearly seen, the WCC--including the NCC and other
lesser branch organizations--is not working for God, but is
definitely working against Him! They are in complete union with
the enemy of God, and are furthering Lucifer's goal of being the
god and leader of a New World Order. Hence no church of God
should be connected to the WCC/NCC, let alone working with or
supporting them. But where does the money come from with which
the WCC finances and supports Lucifer's goal of a One World
Church and New World Order--including terrorist activities to
bring this about?
"The obvious question arises: From where does the money come
[for WCC financing]? The answer is: It comes from you. It
comes from you if you put money on the collection plate of a
church that is part of a denomination which belongs to the
National Council of Churches. The money goes from your
church to your denomination, to the National Council, to the
World Council." American Opinion, January, 1982,
p 12.
It is very
obvious to see what spirit is at work at there conventions.
Stand in the WCC defending
the fight of the “Palestinian” Arabs to possess territories that
God gave exclusively to the descendants of Abraham, Isaac and
Jacob. WCC debated strategies to lead the evangelical churches
to boycott
Israel
in order to strengthen the “Palestinian” cause.
Stand of the human rights
group EAPPI, which defends the “Palestinian” cause and accuses
Israel.
Metropolitan Community
Church, a homosexual “evangelical” denomination founded by
gay “minister” Troy Perry
Representatives of an occult
Afro-Brazilian religion and homosexual activists of the group
Harpazo join together in the WCC ecumenical
Babylon.
On the bottom, “Jesus”
image used by the Brazilian spiritist group LBV. |
