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Alliance of the Reformed Churches Holding the Presbyterian System. by GEORGE D. (ED.) MATHEWS, 1884 Christian Community in a Changing Society (Studies from the World Alliance of Reformed Churches, Volume 23: Papers and Findings of the WARC consultation, November 14-17, 1990, the Maison, St. Dominique, Pensier, Switzerland) A century of service: A history of the World Alliance of Reformed Churches, 1875-1975 by Marcel Pradervand, 1975 A Reformed, Evangelical, Catholic Theology: The Contribution of the World Alliance of Reformed Churches, 1875-1982 by Alan P. F. Sell, 1991-02 Baptists Together in Christ 1905-2005: A Hundred-Year History of the Baptist World Alliance.(Book review): An article from: Journal of Church and State by Bruce T. Gourley, 2007-01-01 Catholics, Orthodox Jews seek tax subsidies for religious education.(PEOPLE & EVENTS)(United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, Rabbinical Council ... of America): An article from: Church & State by Gale Reference Team, 2007-01-01 El retroceso del PRI arrastra a la Iglesia y la jerarquía se dispone a buscar nuevas alianzas. (México)(TT: The PRI's retreat drags with it the Church, ... for new alliances): An article from: Proceso by Rodrigo Vera, 1997-08-03 Bicentennial Cookbook Women's Alliance First Parish Church by Various, 1975 Freedom's Distant Shores: American Protestants and Post-Colonial Alliances with Africa.(Book review): An article from: Church History by Andrew Barnes, 2007-09-01 The Life of Baptists in the Life of the World: 80 Years of the Baptist World Alliance Potluck Potpourri by Women's Alliance The Unitarian Church at Westport, 1995 Orrville Alliance Church: 60th anniversary 1928-1988 ; the responders, the history of the Orrville Christian and Missionary Alliance Church by Nancy Hopton Stein, 1988 The southern cross: A history of The Christian and Missionary Alliance Churches of the Philippines, Inc. : and the Ebenezer Bible College by Thelma F Naraval, 1978 Proceedings of the thirteenth general council of the alliance of reformed churches holding the presbyterian system: Held at Boston, Massachusetts 1929 by W. H Hamilton, 1929

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41. CMD Churches
    DIRECTORY OF MIDWEST DISTRICT alliance churches Enter A Midwest DistrictTown Or Church Name Search this page. NOTE this Atomz search  
    http://www.cma-cmd.ca/churches.html

42. The Japan Alliance Church KOBE CHRISTIAN CHURCH
    History of Japan Alliance Church. Churches Information of alliance churches.LINK Link for Christian Site. (Church Locator etc.) FORUM Forum of Alliance.  
    http://www.kh.rim.or.jp/~tsunobue/alliance/index-e.html
    
    Extractions: FAX 81 + 078-611-3784 KOBE ALLIANCE CHURCH is a member of Japan Alliance Church. A big eathquake hit our town Jan.17,1995. After the Hanshin-Quake, we are work for all peaple who lives in the area. 2 years will pass after the quake, many people still live in poor house at a park. Please pray for such the people. Jesus Christ is

43. KOBE CHURCH Of Japan Alliance Church
    Link to alliance churches. Japan Alliance Church Japan Alliance MissionAlliance Church of the World Japan Alliance Church. .  
    http://www.kh.rim.or.jp/~tsunobue/alliance/links/alliance-e.html
    
    Extractions: [Japan Alliance Church]] [Japan Alliance Mission] [Alliance Church of the World] CMA Home Page CMA(The Christian and Missionary Alliance)‚Ì”ñŒöŽ®ƒz[ƒ€ƒy[ƒW Ottawa Mandarin Alliance Church ƒJƒiƒ_@ƒIƒ“ƒ^ƒŠƒIB San Jose Chinese Alliance Church ƒJƒ‹ƒtƒHƒjƒABƒTƒ“ƒWƒ‡[ƒY‹³‰ï Kitchener-Waterloo Chinese Alliance Church Šˆò‰Ølé“¹˜ð

44. CrossSearch Category: Christian And Missionary Alliance
    Churches which are members of the Christianand Missionary Alliance denomination.  
    http://www.crosssearch.com/Churches_and_Denominations/Churches/Churches_by_Denom

45. ::: VIETNAMESE ALLIANCE CHURCHES IN CANADA:::
    http://www.tinlanh.ca/

46. Links
    Christian and Missionary alliance churches in USA. Christian and Missionary AllianceChurches in Canada. Canadian Chinese alliance churches Association. Media  
    http://www.cornerstone.org.hk/English/links.html

47. Australian Churches - Australian Capital Territory
    Christian and Missionary alliance churches, general, includes Asian speakingchurches. Christian Churches of God, Multilanguage site, Woden, 2606.  
    http://www.australianchurches.net/churchesact.htm

48. Www.iclnet.org/pub/resources/text/reformed/archive95/nr95-015.txt
    We're looking at an open figure because we don't know who would want to attend, said Murphy, noting that alliance churches in Iowa, Florida, Oregon, and New  
    http://www.iclnet.org/pub/resources/text/reformed/archive95/nr95-015.txt
    
    Extractions: . NR #1995-015: For Immediate Release Lake Michigan Regional Fellowship Holds Fifth Meeting; Discusses State of Alliance of Reformed Churches by Darrell Todd Maurina, Press Officer Reformed Believers Press Service HUDSONVILLE, Mich. (January 28, 1995) RBPS - While many classes of the Christian Reformed denomination devoted their time to procedural wrangling and debates over highly divisive issues, the West Michigan congregations of the Alliance of Reformed Churches met for a subdued session with less than three hours of business. Delegates from fourteen churches convened at Cornerstone Church in the Grand Rapids suburb of Hudsonville to discuss business of the fellowship. Lynwood CRC (Independent) from Illinois and all but one of the fourteen independent Reformed congregations in West Michigan were represented, but the two most distant member churches, Delavan Orthodox Reformed Church in Wisconsin and Messiah's Congregation of Brooklyn were absent. The absence of the distant congregations prompted the one concrete action of the assembly: an overture from Cornerstone Church to "recommend the member churches collect a free-will offering to be deposited in the Regional Fellowship Fund." According to the overture, "the main intent of this fund is to defray the cost of sending delegates to Lake Michigan Fellowship meetings" on the grounds that "some smaller churches cannot afford to send delegates. We, as a Fellowship, should endeavor to have 100 percent representation at our meetings." Elder Pres Hopkins, who serves both as recording clerk of the Lake Michigan Regional Fellowship and as church clerk of Cornerstone Church, said his church council wanted to avoid even the appearance of creating a quota system. "There was a great deal of discussion about this word 'recommend,'" said Hopkins. "There is nothing absolute about this, but there is a definite need. Rev. Paul Murphy, pastor of Dutton Independent Reformed Church, expressed concern about possible spiraling expense. "We're looking at an open figure because we don't know who would want to attend," said Murphy, noting that Alliance churches in Iowa, Florida, Oregon, and New Jersey had expressed varying degrees of interest in joining the Lake Michigan Regional Fellowship. Currently, nearly all of the independent congregations in the Alliance are concentrated in southern Ontario, clustered around Lake Michigan, or spread through western Canada. Apart from West Michigan, no other area south of the Canadian border has a high enough concentration of Alliance churches to create a regional fellowship. Elder Jack Haagsman from Beverly CRC (Independent) in Wyoming answered concerns about expense by saying that the fund was intended only to be used by churches which actually needed help, not by all churches. "This is mostly for those who cannot afford this and which do not have funds in reserve," said Haagsman. After further discussion, the Lake Michigan Regional Fellowship adopted the Cornerstone Church overture and appointed Henry Nuiver to serve as treasurer for the regional fellowship. Most of the meeting, however, focussed not on action but on discussion of the 1994 Alliance meeting. Many delegates expressed dissatisfaction with perceived lack of direction in the Alliance, and the consistory of the Independent Reformed Church of Cutlerville presented a two page list of grievances. In their letter, the Cutlerville consistory stated that the Alliance had rendered itself irrelevant and "its demise would scarcely be noticed except by those few who may have expected better things of it." "I felt sometimes like I was on a battleground," said Hopkins. "One group wanted to do ecumenical work, another group wanted to federate, and because of that I don't think we accomplished a whole lot." Elder Pete Elzinga, chairman of the 1994 Alliance, said the disagreements were more over how to relate than whether the churches should relate to each other. "I believe everyone wants to have fellowship with each other, but people want different levels of fellowship and consequently there was a lot of bickering back and forth one to another," said Elzinga. A number of churches expressed a strong desire to put the brakes on a drive toward federation until there has been more time to discuss what it means to federate. "Now is the time to talk, not to rush to do something," said Murphy. "We all came out of something and we need to be very cautious about getting into something again." Rev. Duane Vedders of Immanuel Fellowship Church in Kalamazoo was even stronger in his criticism of the drive toward federation. "We don't want to join some kind of federation with you all and then have to take twenty years fixing the problems; let's get the problems worked out in advance," said Vedders. "We need to forget about our tradition. We need to go article by article through that church order and ask ourselves, what does Scripture say on this subject, and if Scripture is silent how can we bind the consciences of our brethren?" Since no motions were made, the discussion ended without any formal action by the Fellowship either supporting or opposing trends within the Alliance. In other business, the fellowship appointed Haagsman to chair a publication board to produce a bimonthly periodical for the United States independent churches. Shortly before adjournment, the fellowship made a decision which may guarantee that nobody ever again leaves meetings before they adjourn: Rev. Wybren Oord of Faith Independent Reformed Church in Borculo was unanimously elected chairman of the next meeting on October 14, despite - or perhaps because of - his decision to leave the meeting early. Cross-References to Related RBPS Articles: #1994-057: Alliance of Reformed Churches to Headline Questions on Whether to Form a New Denominational Federation, Debate on Adoption of Westminster Standards #1994-060: Alliance of Reformed Churches Adopts Westminster Standards; Seceding Christian Reformed Congregations Move to Convene New Federation; Church Order Committee Avoids Explosion Over Federation Question; Sharply Divided Committee Reaches Unanimous Compromise on Inclusion of Westminster Standards in Alliance Purpose Statement; Independent Churches Decide to Federate Apart from Alliance; Unauthorized Letter to 600 PCA Churches and Leaders Prompts Protests in Presbyterian Church in America and Alliance of Reformed Churches; Alliance Declines Offer of Dordt College Board Position; Confessional Conference on Ecclesiology Scrapped for 1995; Other Matters: Yearbook Problems, Reading Sermons Proposal Rejected, Proposals on Ministerial Training, Revenue Canada, Contact Committee with CRC, Equalizing Travel Costs Voted Down, Alliance Stays in Chicago for 1995 Meeting, Julien Re-Elected Stated Clerk, P.Y. DeJong Addresses Alliance Contact List: Elder Pete Elzinga, Interim Committee Chairman, Alliance of Reformed Churches 3984 North 168th Ave., Holland, MI 49423 * O: (616) 399-1009 Elder Jack Haagsman, Beverly CRC (Independent) 4120 Grandview Terrace SW, Grandville, MI 49418 * H: (616) 538-3322 Elder Pres Hopkins, Recording Clerk, Lake Michigan Regional Fellowship c/o Cornerstone Church, 6442 36th Ave., Hudsonville, MI 49426 * O: (616) 669-2190 * FAX: (616) 669-4321 Rev. Ray Lanning, Pastor, Independent Reformed Church of Cutlerville 1088 Harvester Dr. SE, Grand Rapids, MI 49508 * H/O: (616) 554-0001 Rev. Paul Murphy, Pastor, Dutton Independent Reformed Church 6940 Hanna Lake Rd., Caledonia, MI 49316 * H/O: (616) 698-7467 Rev. Wybren Oord, Pastor, Faith Independent Reformed Church 12191 Polk St., Holland, MI 49424 * H/O: (616) 875-4654 Rev. Duane Vedders, Pastor, Immanuel Fellowship Church 5206 North Riverview Dr., Kalamazoo, MI 49004 * O: (616) 343-5357 * H: (616) 375-4012 file: /pub/resources/text/reformed: nr95-015.txt

49. Www.iclnet.org/pub/resources/text/reformed/archive95/nr95-031.txt
    Seminary professor Dr. Nelson Kloosterman, and Elder Roger Swets, a Grand Rapidsattorney who has assisted a number of alliance churches with legal matters.  
    http://www.iclnet.org/pub/resources/text/reformed/archive95/nr95-031.txt
    
    Extractions: . NR #1995-031: For Immediate Release Vander Kam Cites Health in Resignation from Alliance Church Order Study Committee by Darrell Todd Maurina, Press Officer Reformed Believers Press Service KALAMAZOO, Mich (April 11, 1995) RBPS - Health difficulties have led to the resignation of the Alliance of Reformed Churches' leading exponent of classical Christian Reformed polity from its church order study committee. Rev. Henry Vander Kam, a past president of the Christian Reformed synod and former chairman of a number of the most prominent boards and committees in the Christian Reformed denomination, submitted his resignation from the church order study committee during the first week of April. Vander Kam's health has fluctuated since a massive heart attack in 1981. Although nearly incapacitated at the time, he came out of retirement to accept a professorship at Mid-America Reformed Seminary and has served since the beginning of 1993 as the interim pastor of the Free Christian Reformed Church of Kalamazoo, a independent congregation of 190 members. "It's been pretty good that I've been able to keep going so long; they didn't expect me to live through the night and now it's been 14 years," said Vander Kam, who indicated that he will continue his interim position at the Free CRC of Kalamazoo. However, Vander Kam said the strain of committee meetings took its toll. According to church order study committee chairman Rev. Joghinda Gangar, the church order committee typically met from 1pm in the afternoon until 8 or 9 at night, originally meeting every five or six weeks but now meeting monthly in anticipation of completing its work by August. "We appreciated his input; he's been on the committee for now over a year," said Gangar. "It's been a lot of discussion, a lot of work, a lot of meetings, and we appreciate all the input from his experience he's given to the committee. Certainly in terms of his heath, we hope that the Lord will grant him good health." In addition to Gangar, the church order study committee now consists of Alliance interim committee chairman Elder Pete Elzinga, Alliance stated clerk Rev. Jerome Julien, Mid-America Reformed Seminary professor Dr. Nelson Kloosterman, and Elder Roger Swets, a Grand Rapids attorney who has assisted a number of Alliance churches with legal matters. Rev. Bill Pols of Edmonton Orthodox Reformed Church in Alberta is the alternate member of the committee, but due to distance he has not been attending committee meetings. Gangar said no decision had yet been made on appointing another person to fill Vander Kam's position. Any such appointment would have to be made by the Alliance's interim committee, and with less than five months left before the committee is due to report, Gangar questioned the need to appoint a replacement. Cross-References to Related RBPS Articles: #1993-007: No Deposition for Former Synod President Vander Kam; Synodical Deputies Regret Failure to Take Strong Action #1993-053: Alliance of Reformed Churches Recognizes "Need" for Christian Reformed Seceders to Federate in New Denomination; Record Attendance at Alliance: 59 Churches send 130 Voting Delegates; 10 Send Observers; Federation: A Small Step with Potentially Big Implications; Alliance Encourages Creation of Regional Fellowships; Binding the Broader Reformed Community Together; Presbyterian Denomination Requests Inclusion in ARC; Inclusion of Westminster Confession Tabled; Alliance Strengthens Procedures for Ordination Examinations; Church Order Issues to be Reviewed by Committee; List of Churches Sending Delegates to Alliance #1994-060: Alliance of Reformed Churches Adopts Westminster Standards; Seceding Christian Reformed Congregations Move to Convene New Federation; Church Order Committee Avoids Explosion Over Federation Question; Sharply Divided Committee Reaches Unanimous Compromise on Inclusion of Westminster Standards in Alliance Purpose Statement; Independent Churches Decide to Federate Apart from Alliance; Unauthorized Letter to 600 PCA Churches and Leaders Prompts Protests in Presbyterian Church in America and Alliance of Reformed Churches; Alliance Declines Offer of Dordt College Board Position; Confessional Conference on Ecclesiology Scrapped for 1995; Other Matters: Yearbook Problems, Reading Sermons Proposal Rejected, Proposals on Ministerial Training, Revenue Canada, Contact Committee with CRC, Equalizing Travel Costs Voted Down, Alliance Stays in Chicago for 1995 Meeting, Julien Re-Elected Stated Clerk, P.Y. DeJong Addresses Alliance Contact List: Elder Pete Elzinga, Interim Committee Chairman, Alliance of Reformed Churches 3984 North 168th Ave., Holland, MI 49423 * O: (616) 399-1009 Rev. Joghinda S. Gangar, Pastor, Wellandport Orthodox Reformed Church RR #1, Wellandport, ON L0R 2J0 * H/O: (905) 386-6652 Rev. Jerome Julien, Stated Clerk, Alliance of Reformed Churches 34 Azores Crescent, Cambridge, ON N1R 7Z4 * H/O: (519) 622-1033 Dr. Nelson Kloosterman, Professor, Mid-America Reformed Seminary Rt. 2, Box 163, Orange City, IA 51041 * O: (712) 737-3446 * H: (712) 737-4838 * FAX: (712) 737-3318 Rev. William H. Pols, Pastor, Edmonton Orthodox Reformed Church 10324 - 107 Avenue, Edmonton, AB T5H 0V8 * O: (403) 424-9397 * H: (403) 473-3320 Elder Roger Swets, Clerk, Independent Reformed Church of Cutlerville 2230 Peerpoint Dr., Caledonia, MI 49316 * O: (616) 459-1171 * H: (616) 554-0878 Rev. Henry Vander Kam, Interim Pastor, Free Christian Reformed Church 7691 Black Mar Circle, Kalamazoo, MI 49002 * H: (616) 324-3816 file: /pub/resources/text/reformed: nr95-031.txt

50. The Royles
    We each have our memberships in the alliance churches in our hometowns though God has led us elsewhere for our ministries. Joan  
    http://members.truepath.com/BurkinaBulleltin/the4.htm
    
    Extractions: The Burkina Bulletin Sans Frontière serving in Burkina Faso Rev. Rollo and Joan Royle Introducing the ROYLE family That is the way we spell it, so it is indeed true that we're just an ordinary American family. Rollo is from Muskegon, Michigan, and Joan hails from Erie, Pennsylvania. We each have our memberships in the Alliance churches in our home towns though God has led us elsewhere for our ministries. Joan is from the Western Pennsylvania district of the Christian and Missionary Alliance, and Rollo has kept his membership in the Great Lakes district. Our home service was for two years in the Parkway Alliance Church in Mt. Clemens, Michigan, just 16 miles from downtown Detroit. We left the States in 1974 to work among the Bobo, who speak a language called the Bobo Madare (ma-da-ray). Just 6 years ago we felt led of God to leave the Southern part of the tribe, and move North to the central region to work with a National pastor and his wife. It took us awhile to get here, but we were finally able to make the move to the village of Fo, an historical stronghold of the animistic worship in this area. We have been delighted to see four groups blossom here. In 1993 the work started here in the village of Fo. During the past two years we have seen three other groups begin. These groups are in Faramana, another in Kibé, and a brand new one just starting in the village of Kibané. Rollo has been in church-planting ministries since his arrival in Burkina Faso (then called Upper Volta). He often doubled his caps and wore additional ones like being the Mission bookkeeper (one and a half years), and being a professor at Maranatha Bible School (about 10 years).

51. Search
    digest also includes statistics, quotes, reviews and website resource recommendations.”Leaders who are personal members in nonalliance churches may also  
    http://www.eauk.org/contentmanager/Content/press/EA_011101a_newmembers.cfm
    
    Extractions: Evangelical Alliance Welcomes 71 new Member Churches and Organisations in the last three months 01 November 2001 A total of 71 churches and Christian organisations from across the United Kingdom have been added to the Evangelical Alliance’s membership since July. Forty of these are churches, the rest Christian organisations. “This focus on being salt and light in our society will form a key part of our forthcoming Assembly of Evangelical Christian Leaders in Cardiff, which will encourage believers to take a collective approach to mission and community engagement. We will then build on this trend next year as we roll out ‘facevalues’ – a co-ordinated, UK-wide mission in which thousands of churches will simultaneously challenge the values present in modern society.”

52. Harford County Churches And Places Of Worship
    www.ThatHarfordSite.com Harford Worship Christian Missionary alliance churches.Christian Missionary alliance churches, Day Care, School. Grades. Senior Care,  
    http://www.thatharfordsite.com/worship/christianmissionary.htm

53. World Alliance Of Reformed Churches (WARC)
    The World alliance of Reformed churches (WARC) is an international fellowship linking over 75 million Christians in Congregationalist, Presbyterian, Reformed and United churches. Home page. Welcome to the official website of the. World alliance of Reformed churches  
    http://www.warc.ch/

54. The Christian And Missionary Alliance
    Search the official web site of the C MA to find news and stories from the C MA World and to use the missionary locater. access the Annual Report of churches and Higher Education Survey, click here. Visit the NEW alliance Youth Web Site!  
    http://www.cmalliance.org/

55. Welcome To The Alliance Of Christian Churches
    Provides affiliation information, links, contact form, and calendar.  
    http://accnet.org/
    
    Extractions: Welcome Thank you for stopping by. ACCNET.ORG is the official web site for the Alliance of Christian Churches and its affiliate members. We are a fellowship organization, uniting interested Christian churches and ministries. Because of our understanding of God's grace, the ACC and its members are affirming and non-discriminatory. This website is for all who understand that the Gospel of Jesus Christ is for everyone. We invite you to experience God's unbounded Grace with us. You are visitor since April 15, 1999 Site last updated on Saturday, January 18, 2003 let the Webmaster know!

56. International Alliance Of Web-based Churches
    International alliance Of WebBased churches. The International alliance Of Web-Based churches is an association of  
    http://www.ficotw.org/Alliance.html
    
    Extractions: The International Alliance Of Web-Based Churches is an association of online churches linked together through mutual agreement and consent, and committed to bringing the Word of God to all the nations through the internet. Membership is open to any online Christian church without regard to denomination. Churches interested in joining and participating in the International Alliance Of Web-Based Churches should contact Brother Dave

57. The Alliance For Saturation Church Planting
    Partnership of churches and mission agencies to plant new churches in the former Soviet Union.  
    http://www.alliancescp.org/

58. TEAMworld: Home Of TEAM - The Evangelical Alliance Mission
    Assists churches in sending missionaries to plant reproducing churches in other nations.  
    http://www.teamworld.org/

59. EAGLECROSS ALLIANCE POLITICAL NEWS AND RESOURCES FOR THE CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY
    An organization which helps churches get involved in politics with the goal of bringing about a Christian America .  
    http://www.eaglecross.net/ECA.htm

60. Welcome To The Alliance Of Christian Churches
    ACCNET.ORG is the official web site for the alliance of Christian churches and its affiliate members.  
    http://www.accnet.org/
    
    Extractions: Welcome Thank you for stopping by. ACCNET.ORG is the official web site for the Alliance of Christian Churches and its affiliate members. We are a fellowship organization, uniting interested Christian churches and ministries. Because of our understanding of God's grace, the ACC and its members are affirming and non-discriminatory. This website is for all who understand that the Gospel of Jesus Christ is for everyone. We invite you to experience God's unbounded Grace with us. You are visitor since April 15, 1999 Site last updated on Saturday, January 18, 2003 let the Webmaster know!

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