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Ethnicity, migration & the unity of the church : Reformed experience and perspective, 4-11 July, 1995 / Centre International Réformé John Knox.

Contributor(s): International Reformed Center John Knox | World Alliance of Reformed Churches (Presbyterian and Congregational)
Material type: TextTextSeries: John Knox series: no. 9.Publisher: Genève : Centre International Réformé John Knox, [1995]Copyright date: ©1995Description: 142 pages ; 23 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeOther title: Ethnicity, migration and the unity of the church | Mission in unity [Cover title]Subject(s): Reformed Church -- Congresses | Christian union -- Reformed Church -- Congresses | Ethnicity -- Religious aspects -- Reformed Church -- Congresses | Ethnic relations -- Religious aspects -- Christianity -- Congresses | Emigration and immigration -- Religious aspects -- Reformed Church -- Congresses | Mission of the church -- Congresses
Contents:
The report of the consultation -- Papers and reports on various situations -- Ethnicity, immigration, and ecumenical mission: being Reformed in the United States of America / James H. Smylie -- New ethnic communities in the USA / Victor Makari -- The Korean missionary movement today / Choe Il Sik Samuel -- Koreans in Germany / Hea Won Chae -- Hopes for reunion in Uganda / David Baguma and Nelson Hosea Kyasooka -- Movements towards mission in unity in Chile / Manuel Covarrubias ... [et al.] -- A woman's perspective on the Reformed Churches in the Cameroon / Martha A. Essem, Anne Minteyene, Madeleine Tiki Koum -- The Moluccan churches in the Netherlands / Magritha Jongeneel -- Reformed churches in Nigeria on the way to unity / T. Mkena -- Mission in unity in Brazil: a progress report / Abival Pires da Silveira -- Hungarian migration and diaspora / Ferenc Szücs -- Bible studies -- From Babel to Pentecost / Marsha M. Wilfong -- The Christian community in the search for unity / Abel Clemente Vazquez -- Survey on efforts toward unity and union among Reformed churches.

"Results of an international consultation which sought to gain more clarity on the impact of ethnic factors on the unity of Reformed churches across the world"--Pref.

pt. 1. The report of the consultation -- pt. 2. Papers and reports on various situations -- Ethnicity, immigration, and ecumenical mission: being Reformed in the United States of America / James H. Smylie -- New ethnic communities in the USA / Victor Makari -- The Korean missionary movement today / Choe Il Sik Samuel -- Koreans in Germany / Hea Won Chae -- Hopes for reunion in Uganda / David Baguma and Nelson Hosea Kyasooka -- Movements towards mission in unity in Chile / Manuel Covarrubias ... [et al.] -- A woman's perspective on the Reformed Churches in the Cameroon / Martha A. Essem, Anne Minteyene, Madeleine Tiki Koum -- The Moluccan churches in the Netherlands / Magritha Jongeneel -- Reformed churches in Nigeria on the way to unity / T. Mkena -- Mission in unity in Brazil: a progress report / Abival Pires da Silveira -- Hungarian migration and diaspora / Ferenc Szücs -- pt. 3. Bible studies -- From Babel to Pentecost / Marsha M. Wilfong -- The Christian community in the search for unity / Abel Clemente Vazquez -- pt. 4. Survey on efforts toward unity and union among Reformed churches.

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