How should one balance the biblical mandate for unity with the biblical mandate for purity, especially in light of the fact that none of us is as "pure" as we should be? Are there different "levels" of unity for which we might strive, some appropriate in certain situations and others appropriate in other situations? With whom should participants in the World Reformed FELLOWSHIP seek to maintain "fellowship?" Where does "cooperation" in the cause of the Gospel become "compromise?" Where does insistence upon Gospel purity become unnecessary theological "nit-picking?"
This is obviously a particularly important subject for an organization like the World Refomed Fellowship and the materials in this section will seek to address these issues.
Your Church Is Too Small:
Why Unity in Christ's Mission is Vital to the Future of the Church
by
WRF Member Dr. John Armstrong
[NOTE: Posted here is the Foreword and Chapter Six of Dr. Armstrong's book. Information about ordering a copy of the book is available at the end of this material.]
Foreword (by Dr. J. I. Packer)
DIVINE COMMONWEALTH CONFERENCE
The material below was submitted by WRF member David Zadok
The material below was submitted by WRF member Munther Issac. It is a communication from Dr. Bishara Awad, President of Bethlehem Bible College.
NOTE from Sam Logan:
The World Reformed Fellowship has received two prayer requests from our fellow believers in Bangladesh.
The first has come in the form of a letter (below) describing a missions consultation to be held in Bangladesh August 21 - 23, 2008.
Report on
The 28th General Assembly
of
The Evangelical Presbyterian Church
"I left spiritually refreshed and energized."
"We had a blast and I can't wait till next year."
"It was a wonderful Assembly."
"It’s continually heartwarming to be among EPC people, who are always of one mind on what truly matters for The LORD - and who don't become disagreeable when disagreeing on the peripheral."
