Church Union by C. M. S.

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 17, 1913

Church Union

By C. M. S.

DURING the first week in May a large number of delegates from practically all the Christian churches will meet in Washington, D. C., to discuss the formation of an interdenominational, worldwide Christian church. The convention will be made up of representatives from the Catholic, Protestant, and Greek Churches. It is the aim of the gathering to settle on some form of Christian church which will embody all three of these faiths. The general outline will be made in this meeting, and at some later date it is planned to call a meeting of delegates from all over the world to have discuss the matter and arrive at a definite settlement. It is expected to absorb into this amalgamation every Christian denomination in the world. Toward this object the late J. Pierpont Morgan donated the sum of $100,000. This is another important move toward the uniting of Christendom under one spiritual head, who will, beyond doubt, be the prisoner of the Vatican. C. M. S.