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Interdenominational cooperation

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Foreign Missions Conference of North America

1939

Holy Week

Stevick & Johnson

1974

The work of the Foreign Division of the Survey Department

Interchurch World Movement of North America

1919

Church cooperation on the local level through comity

Lee, Robert

1954

Creative ecumenical education

Simon Oxley

2002

The church at the heart of the worldwide Christian community

Esther Boorman Strong

1936

Christian unity

Joseph Quinter Miller

1957

Receiving the vision

Emmanuel Sullivan, Dennis Mikulanis, David Bird et al.

1995

Fellowship, cooperation, unity

1939

Interchurch World Movement of North America

Interchurch World Movement of North America

1919

Finding a voice

Marlin VanElderen

2001

Freedom in mission

Emilio Castro

1985

Bound together

A. David Bos

2005

Crossing boundaries

Kathleen Todd

1985

Beyond idealism

Lewis S. Mudge, Robin Gurney, Heidi Hadsell et al.

2006

Growing Consensus II

Jeffrey Gros

2005

The united board

W. P. Mills

1952

Loving your city into the kingdom

Ted Haggard

1997

Twenty years of church federation in New York City

1915

Power beyond dreams

Leslie Bates Moss

1943

Unity in mission

Mitzi Budde, Donald A. D. Thorsen

2013

Papers on the theology of mission. Exploratory papers

Methodist Church (U.S.). Division of World Missions

1958

Councils of churches and the ecumenical vision

Diane Cooksey Kessler

2000

Taking it to the streets

Ted Haggard

2002

Body matters

2005

Building strategic relationships

Daniel Rickett

2000

The royal priesthood

John Howard Yoder

1994

Out of the Comfort Zone

George Verwer

2000

Cooperation with fundamentalist and non-cooperative groups

Lincoln Justice

1954

Christ, the one foundation of the church

Churches Together in Britain and Ireland (Organization)

2004

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