In the early 1940s American Evangelicals created two organizations: The National Association of Evangelicals and the American Council of Christian Churches. Both were loyal to orthodox Christianity but differed in their structure and in their attitude toward conciliar ecumenism. The American Council was especially critical not only of the National Council and World Council of Churches but of all who were in any way associated with them.

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In the early 1940s American Evangelicals created two organizations: The National Association of Evangelicals and the American Council of Christian Churches. Both were loyal to orthodox Christianity but differed in their structure and in their attitude toward counciliar ecumenism. The American Council was especially critical not only of the National Council and the World Council of Churches but of all who were in any way associated with them.

[tags]American-Council-of-Christian-Churches, BlogRodent, church-history, ChurchRodent, history, National-Association-of-Evangelicals, World-Council-of-Churches[/tags]