For more than two decades, MacFarlane worked with the Caribbean and North American Area Council, which at the time was a regional body of the World Alliance of Reformed Churches.
What does WARC stand for?
WARC stands for World Alliance of Reformed Churches
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Much engaged with mission and ecumenism, Holtrop also served from 1989 to 2005 as vice president of the World Alliance of Reformed Churches.
a merger of the World Alliance of Reformed Churches [WARC], and Reformed Ecumenical Council), and the Catholic Church, among others, have furthered the cause of the churches' social witness since the W.
It was 1982 at a meeting of the World Alliance of Reformed Churches where an informal process of reconciliation was just under way to bring black and white church leaders together.
It was 1982 at a meeting of the World Alliance of Reformed Churches where an informal process of reconciliation was just under way to bring black and white church leaders together.
Clifton Kirkpatrick is the stated clerk (chief ecclesiastical officer) of the general assembly of the Presbyterian Church (USA) and president of the World Alliance of Reformed Churches.
van Hoeven for the World Alliance of Reformed Churches Assembly, Seoul, Korea, August 1989; and Preman Niles, Resisting the Threats to Life: Covenanting for Justice, Peace and the Integrity of Creation (Geneva: WCC Publications, 1989).