Churches Together on target for launch
Church of God in Christ considering membership
May 03, 2005
by John Dart
The fledgling Christian Churches Together—a painstakingly crafted amalgam of U.S. mainline Protestant, Catholic, Orthodox, racial/ethnic and evangelical/Pentecostal churches—will organize formally behind closed doors early in June and publicly celebrate the milestone in September.
Its goal has been to have 25 Christian organizations committed to the CCT-USA by this spring. The June 1-3 steering committee gathering at a Jesuit retreat house in Los Altos Hills, California, might exceed that goal, with 27 or 28 representatives, said Wesley Granberg-Michaelson, a Reformed Church in America executive, who chairs the committee.
Its goal has been to have 25 Christian organizations committed to the CCT-USA by this spring. The June 1-3 steering committee gathering at a Jesuit retreat house in Los Altos Hills, California, might exceed that goal, with 27 or 28 representatives, said Wesley Granberg-Michaelson, a Reformed Church in America executive, who chairs the committee.
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