When was the world council of churches formed?
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When did church leaders agree to establish the World Council of Churches? When was the World Council of Churches officially formed?
1937
August 23, 1948
World Council of Churches
When was the world council of churches formed?
World Council of Churches National Council of Churches National Council of Churches in Australia Middle East Council of Churches Faith and Order Commission United Methodist Church Ecumenism Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) Evangelical Church in Germany Church of South India
The <b>World Council of Churches</b> (<b>WCC</b>) is a worldwide Christian inter-church 
organization <b>founded</b> in 1948. Its members today include the Assyrian Church of 
the&nbsp;... During <b>World</b> War II, the Federal <b>Council of Churches formed</b> a Committee on 
Conscientious Objectors to advocate for the right of people of faith to refuse&nbsp;... <b>Founded</b>, 1994. Website, ncca.org.au. The National Council of Churches in 
Australia (NCCA) is an ecumenical organisation bringing ... It is an associate 
council of the <b>World Council of Churches</b>, a member of the Christian Conference 
of Asia&nbsp;... The Middle East Council of Churches (MECC) was inaugurated in May 1974 at 
its First General ... movement which also gave birth to the <b>World Council of</b> 
<b>Churches</b>, of which the MECC is also a member. ... The MECC was <b>founded</b> in 
May 1974 at its first General Assembly in Nicosia, Cyprus with the stated purpose 
to&nbsp;... The Faith and Order Commission is an important assembly group within the 
<b>World Council of Churches founded</b> in 1948 which has made numerous and&nbsp;... The United Methodist Church (UMC) is a worldwide mainline Protestant 
denomination based in ... The church is a member of the <b>World Council of</b> 
<b>Churches</b>, the World Methodist Council, and other religious associations. ... with 
the <b>formation</b> of the Methodist Episcopal Church at the Christmas Conference 
with Francis Asbury&nbsp;... The term &quot;ecumenism&quot; refers to efforts by Christians of different church traditions 
to develop ... Yet, at the same time, the <b>World Council of Churches</b> counts only 
348 ... Many of these have, as a result of ecumenical dialogue, <b>established</b> full or
&nbsp;... The Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) is a Mainline Protestant Christian 
denomination in ... or the D.O.C. The Christian Church was a charter participant 
in the <b>formation</b> of the <b>World Council of Churches</b> (<b>WCC</b>) and of the Federal 
Council&nbsp;... National churches &middot; Members of the <b>World Council of Churches</b> &middot; Christian 
organizations <b>established</b> in 1948 &middot; 1948 establishments in Germany. The Church of South India (CSI) is the second largest Christian church in India 
based on the ... It was <b>formed</b> from the union of the SIUC, (South India United 
Church itself a union of churches from the Congregational ... It is a member of the 
<b>World Council of Churches</b>, the World Alliance of Reformed Churches, Christian
&nbsp;...
1948
World Council of Churches