The memoir The Forger is dedicated in part to one member of this group, Helene Jacobs, and describes its author being sheltered by another prominent member, Franz Kaufmann. It grew out of an earlier organization that was formed to oppose the introduction of a certain paragraph into the statutes of the 28 regional churches; that earlier organization was the Emergency Covenant of Pastors. The founding document of this group asserts that the Church is "solely [the] property" of Christ and denies the "false doctrine" that considers it an organ of the State, a position held by the Reichskirche. That document is the Barmen 
The memoir The Forger is dedicated in part to one member of this group, Helene Jacobs, and describes its author being sheltered by another prominent member, Franz Kaufmann. It grew out of an earlier organization that was formed to oppose the introduction of a certain paragraph into the statutes of the 28 regional churches; that earlier organization was the Emergency Covenant of Pastors. The founding document of this group asserts that the Church is "solely [the] property" of Christ and denies the "false doctrine" that considers it an organ of the State, a position held by the Reichskirche. That document is the Barmen Declaration. For 10 points, identify this splinter group that resisted the Nazification of the German Protestant Church, founded in part by and associated with Dietrich Bonh?ffer and Karl Barth.
The memoir The Forger is dedicated in part to one member of this group, Helene Jacobs, and describes its author being sheltered by another prominent member, Franz Kaufmann.
the Confessing Church [accept the Confessional Church or Bekennende Kirche]