“The new United Nations, founded in 1945, bore the hallmarks of the aspirations of the fellowship of churches that it should become an instrument of the world’s peoples, not only of the world’s powers” reads the statement.
“CCIA was created to serve as an organ in formulating the Christian mind on world issues and bringing that mind effectively to bear upon such issues, particularly in relationship with the United Nations and the new post-war system of international governance.”
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WCC Commission of the Churches on International Affairs’ “ministry of witness and action critically needed”
— World Council of Churches (WCC) (@Oikoumene) November 16, 2021
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