Evangelical Leaders and Organizations Promoting Ecumenicalism

The following is a list of organizations involved in the ecumenical movement. The organizations are listed alphabetically and leaders by their last name. The information on this list was gathered from several articles (see below-the particular article is indicated via initials after each entry) or off their own individual web sites. This list is far from complete and is still in a rough draft form. More data will be included as it becomes available. Also see information on Ecumenicalism and how it is Unscriptural and destroying the Body of Christ.

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AD 2000
An ecumenical evangelical movement
Requires acceptance of Roman Catholics, Orthodox Churches, and Liberal Protestants as PARTNERS in evangelism. The Charismatic movement, along with false teachings on the Holy Spirit and claims of new revelations from God, has been the major catalyst bringing liberal Protestants, Roman Catholics, Orthodox, Charismatics, Pentecostals and Evangelicals together in unscriptural fellowships and ministries. These unscriptural Pentecostal/charismatic teachings are now being promoted as "power evangelism" or the "Third Wave Movement" from such leaders Dr. Peter Wagner of Fuller Seminary and Dr. John Wimber founder of Vineyard Christian Fellowship.

AD 2000 United Prayer Track
Jack Dennison-served as Global Communications Coordinator of the AD 2000 & Beyond Movement.
Spiritual Mapping Division, headed by George Otis, Jr.
Coordinator is C. Peter Wagner who teaches a class on spiritual mapping at Fuller Theological Seminary.

AD 2000 Evangelism
A Roman Catholic evangelistic organization
Headed by Tom Forrest and set up by Pope John Paul II.
Appears to be evangelical but repudiates the biblical Gospel of salvation by grace through faith in Jesus Christ and binds it's converts to sacramentalism and worship of Mary.

Dr. Joe C. Aldrich
President Multnomah School of the Bible
Endorses Jay Gary's book, "The Star of 2000-Our Journey Toward Hope, 1994 which quotes New Age writers, UN enthusiasts and other liberals, and promotes an alliance between all major religions and the UN.

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Dr. David B. Barrett
Editor, World Christian Encyclopedia
Endorses Jay Gary's book, "The Star of 2000-Our Journey Toward Hope, 1994 which quotes New Age writers, UN enthusiasts and other liberals, and promotes an alliance between all major religions and the UN.

Biola
Used to be fundamentalist and promoted Biblical evangelism but now promotes ecumenicalism

Dr. Bill Bright (with Paul Eschleman)
Campus Crusade for Christ
One of the chief promoters of ecumenical evangelism. When questioned about having Roman Catholics on his staff and on Campus Crusade witnessing teams (Athletes in Action), etc. he said, "I can work with anyone who calles Jesus 'Lord'."
Endorses Jay Gary's book, "The Star of 2000-Our Journey Toward Hope, 1994 which quotes New Age writers, UN enthusiasts and other liberals, and promotes an alliance between all major religions and the UN.

David Bryant
President of the Concerts of Prayer International
Endorses Jay Gary's book, "The Star of 2000-Our Journey Toward Hope, 1994 which quotes New Age writers, UN enthusiasts and other liberals, and promotes an alliance between all major religions and the UN.

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Jean Campbell
General Secretary of National Council of Churches
Claims to be an evalgelical.

Cell Church/City Church, etc.
It is claimed that churches in the NT were built on a cell structure, governed by leaders, upon leaders, etc. with one central authority--a man [similar to the RCC and the Pope]. However, if you study the NT church you will see that it was not designed to be governed by any earthly entitiy but by Christ himself through the Holy Spirit. Assemblies were autonomous and they only looked to the Apostles and the Scriptures for instruction [thus the claim that we need Apostles and Prophets today]. The cell church theory was invented by David Yongi Cho, of Korea.

Citi Reach International
Michael Steele of DAWN ministries is a board member of CitiReach International. Reading the "History of CitiReach International" on the CitiReach Home Page, brings up a very interesting array of words being used for evangelization, such as: "fanning the world wide flames," "revolution, " "spiritual tsunami, " " spiritual warfare, " " take," and " revolt. " [Did Christ, or Paul or any other Apostle use such terms in association with bringing others to Christ? No. However, these are the same kind of terms used in Dominion Theology, Kingdom Now, Manifest Sons of God and similar organizations.] Also this article points out CitiReach's association with DAWN ministries and DAWN's association with the World Evangelical Fellowship, Lausanne Committee for World Evangelization and the AD2000 & Beyond movment. Also if you take a look at CitiReach's reading list you will see it is a list that Hillary Clinton would be proud of.

Paul Cedar
Evangelical Free Church of America & Chairman of AD 2000 ICCL
International Chairman of the Lausanne Committtee for World Evangelization
AD 2000 International Coalition of Christian Leaders (ICCL)
Honorary Co-Chairmen: Billy Graham, Bill Bright, Luis Palau and Kyun Chik Han of Korea
The goals of it's members are as follows "All have a primary commitment to cooperate with other Christians in the vital ministry of world evangelization in the decade of the 90's. These International Coalition leaders share the vision of the AD 2000 and Beyond Movement" (Mission Frontiers Bulletin, July/August 1993).
Cedar endorses Jay Gary's book, "The Star of 2000-Our Journey Toward Hope, 1994 which quotes New Age writers, UN enthusiasts and other liberals, and promotes an alliance between all major religions and the UN.

Paul and Jan Crouch
Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBN)
Approves of AD 2000

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David Yongi Cho, of Korea.
The cell church theory was invented by David Yongi Cho.

DAWN
Mike Steele is DAWN ministry's North America Regional Coordinator. DAWN is purported to be an international missions agency committed to the completion of the Great Commision.
Mike is also a board member of Citi Reach International. Prior to joining Dawn Ministries, Mike was the information manager for the Global In-Country Survey sponsored by AD 2000 and Beyond. Mike presented his findings in 1995 at the Global Consulation on World Evangelization (GCOWE) in Korea.
Jun Vencer (General Secretary of the World-wide Evangelical Alliance (WEF) used to be the leader of DAWN. World Evangelical Fellowship (WEF) He is a Filipino attorney and management consultant (notice no theological degreese). Leadership of WEF is considering joining with the Lausanne Committee To provide fellowship for those opposed to the fundamentalist postion of biblical separation with continued doctrinal compromises and an emphasis on social action. They met with the Lausanne Committee for World Evangelization, and the World Council of Churches (WCC) in Feb of 1989 in Stuttgart Germany to discuss world evangelism.
The article, "History of CitiReach International" on the CitiReach Home Page, points out CitiReach's association with DAWN ministries and DAWN's association with the World Evangelical Fellowship, Lausanne Committee for World Evangelization and the AD2000 & Beyond movment.
C. Peter Wagner is one of DAWN's supporters. Wagner heads the World Prayer Center (WPC) which is a spiritual mapping system with the intent of mapping all believers in the whole world. His organization is called the "Pentagon of Modern Christianity." He promotes such unscriptural Pentecostal/charismatic teachings as "power evangelism" and the "Third Wave Movement." Wagner also approves of the RCC being considered a Chrsitian organization. Wagner is also closely affiliated with Vineyard Christian Fellowship--John Wimber (Tornoto "Blessing"). Wagner and his associate, Ted Haggard (a graduate of Oral Robert's University) run a School of the Prophets where they claim to be able to impart spiritual gifts to those who want to become part of the New Apostolic reformation. [Does God give out spiritual gifts or do men???] Wagner has served on many ecumenical ministries and organizations including the Lausanne Committee for World Evangelization.

John Dawson
Youth With a Mission
Wrote the book "Taking your City for Christ." Endorses Jay Gary's book, "The Star of 2000-Our Journey Toward Hope, 1994 which quotes New Age writers, UN enthusiasts and other liberals, and promotes an alliance between all major religions and the UN.

D. Jack Dennison
President of CitiReach International (former North American Regional Coordinator for DAWN Ministries)
. Dennison wrote, "City Reaching--The Road to Community Transformation."CitiReach is an agency committed to "fanning the worldwide flames of city reaching". Dennison is considered to be a leading theoretician and catalyst for city reaching in America.

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Paul Eschleman (with Bill Bright)
Campus Crusade for Christ
Endorses Jay Gary's book, "The Star of 2000-Our Journey Toward Hope, 1994 which quotes New Age writers, UN enthusiasts and other liberals, and promotes an alliance between all major religions and the UN.

Evangelization 2000
Headed by Gino Henriques, A Catholic priest.
A Catholic plan for world evangelization.

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Leighton Ford
Chairman of the Lausanne Committee

Fr. Tom Forrest, C.Ss.R
head of the Roman Catholic Evangelization 2000 program
Endorses Jay Gary's book, "The Star of 2000-Our Journey Toward Hope, 1994 which quotes New Age writers, UN enthusiasts and other liberals, and promotes an alliance between all major religions and the UN

Fuller Theological Seminary
Founded by the late Dr. Charles E. Fuller who used to be a fundamentalist pastor, but now is one of the most influential and most dangerous seminaries in the world as it welcomes Roman Catholics, charismatics, Orthodox, and compromising evangelicals as well.

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Jay Gary
Founded the Bimillennial Global Interaction Network (BEGIN) in 1991 designed to share goals and ideas of the AD 2000 movement.
Holds a strategic postion in the AD 2000 Movement because of the influence of his book:
"The Star of 2000-Our Journey Toward Hope, 1994.
This book contains a multitude of scriptural errors and quotes New Age writers as well as United Nations enthusiasts and liberals from both Protestantism and Roman Catholicsm. He promotes the writing of Robert Muller (Former Assistant Secretary of the UN) who says "My great personal dream is to get a tremendous alliance between all major religions and the UN." Gary's books lists organizations using AD 2000 as a springboard to further their own agendas. Gary's book was endorsed by the following top evangelical leaders: Bill Bright and Paul Eschleman (Campus Crusade), David Bryant (President of the Concerts of Prayer International), Dr. Joe C. Aldrich (President Multnomah School of the Bible), Dr. E. Brandt Gustavson (National Religious Broadcasters), Dr. David B. Barrett (Editor, World Christian Encyclopedia), Dr. Joe A. Harding (Vision 2000), United Methodist Church, John Dawson (Youth With a Mission), Dr. Paul Cedar (Evangelical Free Church of America) and Fr. Tom Forrest, C.Ss.R (head of the Roman Catholic Evangelization 2000 program).

Gathering of the Nations
Headed by C. Peter Wagner. The Gathering of the Nations is a meeting designed to make God take authority over demonic forces in whichever nation the meeting is held, and to proclaim spiritual warfare over territorial spirits. According to Al Dager, "These meetings are nothing more than a hyper-Chraismatic display of unbridled emotion and unbiblical teaching passing itself off as spiritual warfare." People are slain in the spirit, learn native dances (including belly dancing), etc. The leadership of this group distorts the Abrahamic Covenent so they can claim that the Jews failed at Missions, thus supposedly supporting their god given mandate of world wide missions, however, it wasn't until Christ that we were given the mandate to "go ye into all the world". They also proclaim Identificational Repentance, i.e., to stand in the gap as a substitute for a corporate people and seek forgiveness for their "sins" [is this scriptural?] in order to nullify so-called "Generational Curses." Basically this movement is Manifest Sons of God theology.

Global Consultation on World Evangelization by AD 2000 and Beyond (GCOWE).
Thomas Wang is Chairman of the consultation's steering committee (Wang is also international director of the Lausanne Committee for World Evangelization).
First launched in Singapore Jan 1989 with the goal to bring the "gospel" to all people by the year 2000.
They promote an openness to missions leaders from a wide range of Christian traditions and a focus on world evangelization.
(Similar goals to AD 2000 ICCL)
"Many national, international and denominational differences willingly were set aside as global mission leaders united to pray, plan and expand their vision" (World Vision's MARC Newsletter, Sept. 1995).

Global Harvest Ministries.
The ministry of C. Peter Wagner. http://www.wpccs.org/
[from the GHM website:] Global Harvest Ministries is dedicated to the goal of global evangelization. Dr. Peter Wagner says, "We see our task as getting people in touch with one another through dynamic, human web networks for the purpose of waging effective spiritual warfare." It will collect and compile requests from every continent as national prayer centers report what God is doing and how His people ought to pray. There is a also a great anointing released when God's people leave their familiar settings [orthodox bible believing church] and come together for worship, prayer, vanguard teaching and SPIRITUAL IMPARTATION. [come get your spiritual gift] Our goal is to see each member of the Body of Christ fully empowered and functioning in their giftings and callings. Some of their conference titles:
The Future War of the Church: Moving the Army of God to the Frontline
Apostolic Church Arising: Building the Church of the 21st Century
Power Evangelism: Restoring the Evangelistic Gift to the Body of Christ
Apostolic conferences bring together apostolic leaders, pastors, and their teams to hear the new and creative strategies the Holy Spirit is revealing to reach the nations of the world.
Prophets pave the way for apostles to execute God's plan, and Prophetic conferences provide opportunities for the prophetic call on individual lives to be activated. Many prophetic streams gather for these powerful convocations.
[All of the above are Dominionist/Third Wave/Five-Fold Ministry teachings] C. Peter Wagner also is head of the National Prayer Network (gathering organizations dedicated to prayer--see World Prayer Center).

Dr. Billy Graham
Heads the World Congress on Evangelism/The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association. At each conference Billy encourages evangelicals to reject Biblical separation and accept ecumenicalism. Graham is one of the chief promoters of ecumenical evangelism. Roman Catholic Cardinals, bishops and priests serve on his sponsoring committies and he uses Roman Catholic counselors in his crusades and sends new converts back to the RCC. Billy works closely with the leaders of the WCC and other ecumenical organizations.

Michael Green
Prominent religious leader, evangelical speaker, author & theological professor.
Green wrote the book, "The Futures of Christianity" he stated "the glad acceptance of Christ as Savior and Lord, as the One who can bring us to the Father as no other teacher can, is entirely compatible with a willingness to learn from other teachers. In the past Christians Gladly learned from Greek philosophers and Roman poets. In our time Christians can be taught about community life under God by Jews, about devotion to God by Muslims or Hindus, about detachment from the passions by Buddhists, about the sacredness of nature by animists, and about goodness by atheists."
Green was a major contributor to Billy Graham's International Conference for Itinerant Evangelists in Amsterdam, Holland, 1983 where he stated "Don't talk about the new birth, talk about liberation . . . Identify with and befriend secular society. Become one with them. Read their materials. Get out of our Christian ghetto mentality. . . ." Green also spoke at the North American Congress on the Holy Spirit and World evangelization, in New Orleans, Lousiana in 1987 (a meeting sponsored by Charismatics and Roman Catholics).

Dr. E. Brandt Gustavso
National Religious Broadcasters
Endorses Jay Gary's book, "The Star of 2000-Our Journey Toward Hope, 1994. Gary quotes New Age writers, UN enthusiasts and other liberals, and promotes an alliance between all major religions and the UN.

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Franklin Hall
Hall was an early leader of the Manifest Sons of God movement. He taught that the Manchild Company would rule the earth and be filled with the Glory of God. He believed gold and silver dustings were the attainment of Immortal Substance and these dustings reportedly occured at his meetings. Hall was heavily involved in occult activity and was associated with Kathryn Kuhlman. He believed Christians could attain immortality through stages of spiritual growth, which included involvement with psycho-spiritual exercises, UFOs, levitation, etc.: "when God's word is completely acted upon and complied with, [it] will result in bringing about the real gushers and torrents of the long, past due, rain of righteousness, a rain of immortality upon the earth that so many prophets have written about and portrayed in their prophecies" (from his book The Return of Immortality).[DoD]

Dr. Joe A. Harding
Vision 2000
Endorses Jay Gary's book, "The Star of 2000-Our Journey Toward Hope, 1994
Gary quotes New Age writers, UN enthusiasts and other liberals, and promotes an alliance between all major religions and the UN.

Jeff Hastings
Jeff Hastings is a speaker for the Sentinal Group. He and his wife Holly have pastored Living Waters Fellowship in Tillamook, Oregon since 1989. Pastor Hastings began praying weekly with a core group of prayer summit pastors in 1996. Taking Our Cities for God, by John Dawson [Endorses Jay Gary's book, "The Star of 2000-Our Journey Toward Hope, 1994 which quotes New Age writers, UN enthusiasts and other liberals, and promotes an alliance between all major religions and the UN.] and The House of the Lord by Francis Frangipane, [Kingdom Now/Manifest Sons of God] and Primary Purpose by Ted Haggard [World Prayer Center] seeded the ideas of pastoral unity and the Church of a city. A Countywide Prayer Team was started in the spring of 1997 leading to a Spiritual Mapping [World Prayer Center] Team. He has a vision for seeing Regional Transformation come to the Northwest.

Jack Hayford
Jack Hayford Promotes AD 2000, Pat Robertson's Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN), and Denies Pre-Trib Rapture. He wrote, "Loving your City into the Kingdom" with Ted Haggard. Ted Haggard is one of the heads of the World Prayer Center (WPC) a mapping system of all Christendom along with C. Peter Wagner and Chuck Pierce.

Harvest Northwest Task Force
Chaired by Jack Dennison
Committed to a regional strategy for saturation Church planing in the Pacific Northwest.

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Intervarsity Christian Fellowship
turning ecumenical

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Lausanne Committee for World Evangelization

Lausanne II
Leadership is considering joining with the World Evangelical Fellowship

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March for Jesus
The March for Jesus is part of the AD 2000 United Prayer Track. They are an organization focused on Militancy/Spiritual Warfare, i.e., forcing the world to believe in Christ. The March for Jesus literature encourages participation of other religious groups, Muslims, Islams, Hindues, Buddhists, and Catholics. They believe that doctrine divides. They are "primarily looking for relational unity--a display of love, unity and joy." They also believe they are "claiming the ground for Jesus." Another unscriptural theory. "Our task it to make Jesus attractive and intelligible." More info is available in a document by Michjeal Garcia called AD 2000 United Prayer Track

Stuart McAllister
General Secretary of the European Evangelical Alliance

United Methodist Church
Endorses Jay Gary's book, "The Star of 2000-Our Journey Toward Hope, 1994 which quotes New Age writers, UN enthusiasts and other liberals, and promotes an alliance between all major religions and the UN.

Moody Bible Institute
Used to be fundamentalist and promoted Biblical evangelism but now promotes ecumenicalism.

Multnomah Biblical Seminary
Dr. Jack Dennison of CitiReach served on the faculty of Multnomah's Biblical Seminary Pastoral Theology Dept. teaching on Church Growth and Leadership.

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National Association of Evangelicals
Formed in 1942 to provide fellowship for those opposed to the fundamentalist postion of biblical separation with continuing compromises leading to ecumenical apostasy with an emphasis on social action.

Navigators
Turning ecumenical

New Life 2000
An ecumenical organization
Sponsored by Dr. Bill Bright of Campus Crusade for Christ
Their major evangelistic effort is to show the "Jesus film" to unbelievers.

North American Renewal Service Committee
A Charismatic-Roman Catholic coalition which was formed in the mid 1970's under the theme "A congress on the Holy Spirit and Evangelism". They held three meetings: Kansas City in 1997, New Orleans in 1987 and Indianapolis in 1990 bringing together Roman Catholics, Charismatics, Pentecostals, Evangelicals and Ecumenists with the goal of attainging greater "unity and power."

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George Otis
George Otis is president of the The Sentinel Group, a research group that offers training and resources for those who are interested in spiritual mapping and community transformation (also see World Prayer Center).
Following are two articles on George Otis who narrated the video "Transformation" showing that it unbiblical.
Transformations or Re-Transformation
Transformations or Deception?
Also read Making War in the Heavenlies by Bill Randles which shows why Spiritual Warfare, the way Otis presents is, is unscriptural.

Luis Palau
Evangelical leader turned Ecumenical.

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John Robb
MARC's unreached people's director of World Vision.
Known for his teaching that territories can be claimed for Christ and commanding demons to leave.

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Sentinel Group
The Sentinel Group is a research group that offers training and resources for those who are interested in spiritual mapping and community transformation. These include live regional seminars, a dedicated electronic mailing list called "The Mapper's Forum," a dramatic video documentary on transformed communities called "Transformations," and a variety of training videos, books, tapes, and transparencies. For more information, contact: The Sentinel Group, P.O. Box 6334, Lynnwood, WA 98036, (425) 672-2989, Fax: (425) 672-3028, Orders: (877) 672-2989, E-mail: SentinelGp@aol.com, Website: http://www.SentinelGroup.org, People to Contact: George Otis Jr., president; Paul Scotchmer, editor.
Two of the speakers for the Sentinal Group indicate a connection to the World Prayer Center. They are:
Mareth Warren is an international speaker/teacher at seminars, conferences, and training centers. She has traveled to 25 countries with Women's Aglow, YWAM, De Brug (in Eastern Europe and the Balkans), Vorming en Aktie (School of Worship and Drama in Holland) and Desertstream (Prayer, Church Planting, Training in the Middle East). She also serves on CINDY JACOB'S intercession team. Cindy Jacobs is a self proclaimed prophetess, she is connected to the C. Peter Wagner organization (see below), along with Kilpatrick.
Jeff Hastings and his wife Holly have pastored Living Waters Fellowship in Tillamook, Oregon since 1989. Pastor Hastings began praying weekly with a core group of prayer summit pastors in 1996. Taking Our Cities for God, by John Dawson and The House of the Lord by Francis Frangipane, [Kingdom Now/Manifest Sons of God] and Primary Purpose by Ted Haggard [World Prayer Center] seeded the ideas of pastoral unity and the Church of a city. A Countywide Prayer Team was started in the spring of 1997 leading to a Spiritual Mapping [World Prayer Center] Team. He has a vision for seeing Regional Transformation come to the Northwest."

Michael Steele
DAWN ministries North America Regional Coordinator-- An international missions agency committed to the completion of the Great Commision.
Mike is a board member of Citi Reach International
Prior to joining Dawn Ministries, Mike was the information manager for the Global In-Country Survey sponsored by AD 2000 and Beyond. Mike presented his findings in 1995 at the Global Consulation on World Evangelization (GCOWE) in Korea.

Dr. Eugene Stockwell
Director of world mission and evangelism for the World Council of Churches (WCC).
He attends meetings of both the WCC and the NCC trying to bring them together.
At the WCC's World Conference on Mission and Evangelism in San Antonio Texas 1989 Stockwell rejoiced in the fact that religious leaders from several different religions were consultants for the WCC which included Hinsdus, Muslims, Jews, a Buddhist, a Sikh, a Jain, and some from traditional religions.
Speaking of the WCC he stated, "while affirming the autority of the Bible, some in the WCC constituency would not want to use words such as 'infallible' or 'inerrant' to describe it."

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US Center for World Mission
They sponsor Global Mapping International (GMI) founded by Robert Waymire in 1983.

University of the Nations (UofN)
http://www.uofn.ch/lausanne/society.htm
Their goal is to disciple the nations for Christ.
(see website for their strategy )
They are headed by Loren Cunningham of YWAM
"The seven spheres of influence described below will help us shape societies for Christ, God gave us these handles to use in carrying out Matt. 28 and discipling the nations for Him. We believe He is wanting all His people to see the importance of these seven areas and work in them to extend Christ's reign throughout the earth." The 7 spheres of influence are as follows: Christian Ministries (the Church), Communication (the Media), Counseling and Health Care, (the Family) Education, Humanities and International studies (government), the Arts (arts and entertainment), and Science and Technology. (Discipling the Nations, Seven influential sectors of society holy the keys', UofN Lausanne.)

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Jun Vencer
International director of the World Evangelical Fellowship (WEF). (as of 1997)
A Filipino attorney and management consultant.

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Dr. C. Peter Wagner
Associated with Fuller Seminary. He is promoting unscriptural Pentecostal/charismatic teachings such as "power evangelism" or the "Third Wave Movement" along with the AD 2000 movement. Wagner has stated re the RCC: "Traditionally, the message of the Gospel in Latin America has appealed to the working class. But changes have begun to take place, and many middle and upper-class people are now opening their hearts to Jesus Christ. Some of this is happening through the Catholic charismatic movement." (C. Peter Wagner, "Look at What God's Doing!," an excerpt from "On the crest of the Wave ", Ventura, CA: Regal Books, 1983). The World Prayer Center (WPC) is headed by C. Peter Wagner, Ted Haggard and Chuck Pierce. Charisma magazine calls them "God's Generals". WPC is touted as the "Pentagon of Modern Christianity," "God's Air Command" and other militaristic terms. The WPC was built, mainly through contributions of Pastor Ted Haggard's New Life Church. WPC is an affiliate of Global Harvest Ministries, headed by C. Peter Wagner in Colorado Springs Colorado. [this group expouses a dominionist agenda which has spread from U.S. Center for World Missions in Pasadena, Calif to WPC].
Their facility contains a spiritual mapping system designed to compile the largest collection of data ever assembled on evangelization and evangelists and Christians in general. They claim that their spiritual mapping is designed to only keep data on the beliefs of people in different geographic regions, however their real purpose is to disseminate information so as to engage in unbiblical forms of "spiritual warfare."
They not only have a database that determines the spiritual climate of nations but also states, cities and individual residences, i.e., a spiritual census so that every home in the US and elsewhere will have it's beliefs catalogues in the WPC's computers. They currently have 100,000 churches around the world linked to their database. C. Peter Wagner supports the assimilation of the RCC into evalgelistic groups.

Thomas Wang
Chairman of the steering committee for Global Consultation on World Evangelization by AD 2000 and Beyond (GCOWE).
(Wang is also international director of the Lausanne Committee for World Evangelization).

Mareth Warren
Mareth Warren is an international speaker/teacher at seminars, conferences, and training centers for the Sentinal Group. She has traveled to 25 countries with Women's Aglow, YWAM, De Brug (in Eastern Europe and the Balkans), Vorming en Aktie (School of Worship and Drama in Holland) and Desertstream (Prayer, Church Planting, Training in the Middle East). She also serves on CINDY JACOB'S intercession team. Cindy Jacobs is a self proclaimed prophetess, she is connected to the C. Peter Wagner organization, the World Prayer Center (see below), along with Kilpatrick.

Dr. John Wimber
Founder of Vineyard Christian Fellowship
Promotes unscriptural Pentecostal/charismatic teachings such as "power evangelism" or the "Third Wave Movement"and also the AD 2000 movement. He believes the Gospel is ineffective without signs and wonders. Third Wave supports Toronto "Blessing" and Brownsville. They are the ones who try to tell you that "you're missing out on a great move of God if you don't get involved with it," and tell you "don't oppose it--it MIGHT be of God." The only problem there is no scriptural support for any of this. And lets not forget their latest new "theory" -- cross-pollination--Taking the transferable "anointing" back to their own churches and "cross-pollinating" through the laying on of hands--[Translation: imparting a demonic spirit by touching another].
Some good articles exposing this heresy are Cross-Pollination and Prepared for the Slaughter: The Disarming of the Church by John Green. Several more articles on The Newest Deceptions of the Third Wave (Gold, diamonds, feathers, etc) can be found at Deception in the Church

Ralph D. Winter
Chief promoter of both AD 2000 and GCOWE.
General Director of the US Center for World Mission.
Attended the Global Consultation on World Evangelization by AD 2000 and Beyond (GCOWE) and was instrumental in maintaining contact between members and thus furthering the movement.
Wrote the book Thy Kingdom Come (a historical record of world evangelization that led to the AD 2000 movement). Winter promotes group decisions for Christ, and refusing to baptize new "believers" until they go out and gather more of their people until there are several dozen so they won't feel "ostracised."

Working Group of a Kaleidoscopic Global Action Plan (KGAP).
(formally commissioned by the Lausanne GCOWE 2000 conveners in Sept 1988)
and then the: Kaleidoscopic Global Action Plan. Their "Plan" consists of 109 proposals for overcoming present barriers to world evangelization. One of these goals is based on the New Age philosophy of Unity in diversity: #16. "pursue systematic region-by-region dialogue with the world's organized atheists, agnostics, non-believers, and nonreligious, as well as with the great non-Christian world religions and newer cults and relious movement, so that all may GENUINELY UNDERSTAND each other's position and the full measure of Christ may be fully understood in all these contexts by 2000."
Where does scripture say we are to bring false religious sytems together for understanding? Can athiests "genuinely"understand Christians unless they are led by the Holy Spirit? Many of the goals of KGAP would involve God's people joining hands with such un-Christian groups as the UN (see Jay Gary's involvement w UN). All members are widely-experienced published theologians, missiologists or church or mission executives:
David B. Barrett, Jay E. Gary--ecumenical proponent of the UN who holds New Age beliefs., H. Vinson Syunan--ecumenical charismatic, Todd M. Johnson, Leslie Brierley, Patrick J. Johnstone, Gary K. Clark, John S. Mbiti --works with Global Mapping International (evangelization)., Tom Forrest CSsR --Roman Catholic Priest involved in ecumenicalism, James W. Reapsome, V. David Garrison
Lamin Sanneh, Manuel J. Gaxiola
(all of the above are ecumenical toward the Vatican and/or liberal "Christianity")
KGAP is also heavily inflenced with the charismatic "signs and wonders" movement (see proposals #109, 110 and 112 influenced by John Wimber--Vineyard movement --see vineyard report).

World Congress on Evangelism
Billy Graham Evangelistic Association
At each conference Billy encourages evangelicals to reject Biblical separation and accept ecumenicalism.
1966 in Berlin, West Germany--Billy said "One Race, One Gospel, One Task"
1974 Lausanne Switzerland
1983 and 1986 in Amsterday
1989 in Lausanne II in Manila.

World Christian Movement (WCM)
It was formed out of the Lausanne movement.
They believe that Christ cannot return until the Church rules the nations. Ralph D. Winter: "missions is essentially the restoration of God's kingdom and rule and power on this earth. It involves the reestablishment of His glory, of His honor and His control of things..." [This is Dominionist Theology]
They believe in winning people groups for Christ, instead of individuals, i.e., whole groups of peoples, [i.e., all members of a native tribe] must come together to [coerced into] accept Christ. Donald McGavran, in his book The Bridges of God states, "peoples, and not merely individuals, become Christians. . . . A change of religion involves a community change. . . . This may be called a chain reaction, each decision sets off others . . . When conditions are right, not merely each sub-group, but the entire group concerned decides together." [is this scriptural? are these groups being led by the Holy Spirit or is it group dynamics in operation here? Did Jesus say "make all nations his disciples" or " make disciples of all nations"?]
They believe that all men are "worth" the sacrifice of the Son of God, whereas scripture tells us "while we were YET sinners, Christ died for us." (Romans 5:8) i.e., We were alienated from God, worthy of death and destruction, not worthy of His dying for us. This is a neo-evangelical gospel and is the root of dominion theology.
Many of the organizations belonging to WCM are youth oriented. TeenMania is on of their charismatic outreach groups known for their "Acquire the Fire" conventions headed by Ron Luce, which garners emotion-driven decisions for Christ.

World Evangelical Fellowship (WEF)
Jun Vencer, international director of (WEF). (as of 1997)
A Filipino attorney and management consultant,
Leadership is considering joining with the Lausanne Committee
To provide fellowship for those opposed to the fundamentalist postion of biblical separation with continued compromises with an emphasis on social action.
Met with the Lausanne Committee for World Evangelization, and the World Council of Churches in Feb of 1989 in Stuttgart Germany to discuss world evangelism.

World Council of Churches (WCC)
General Secretary, Conrad Raiser
They are tolerant to, and seek unity with, all faiths and contextualize the Gospel, i.e., water it down till it's palatable enough for anybody to accept it.

World Prayer Center (WPC)
WPC is headed by C. Peter Wagner, Ted Haggard and Chuck Pierce.
Charisma magazine calls them "God's Generals".
WPC is touted as the "Pentagon of Modern Christianity," "God's Air Command" and other militaristic terms.
The WPC was built, mainly through contributions of Pastor Ted Haggard's New Life Church.
WPC is an affiliate of Global Harvest Ministries, headed by C. Peter Wagner in Colorado Springs Colorado. [this group expouses a dominionist agenda which has spread from U.S. Center for World Missions in Pasadena, Calif to WPC].
Accaording to the WPC web site they are "a communications center, serving the Church throughout the world by linking prayer requests, practical needs, and reporting evangelistic breakthoughs."
Their facility, located in Colorado Springs, includes the latest telecommunications system intended to link believers throught the world and to mobilize believers in effective global intercessory prayer. Their "stated" purpose is to wage spiritual warfare against principalities and powers that control cities, states and nations and turn them to God. Wagner believes that united Christian prayer will be instrumental in detering demon activity and thus victory over the nations.
Their facility contains a spiritual mapping system designed to compile the largest collection of data ever assembled on evangelization. They claim that their spiritual mapping is designed to only keep data on the beliefs of people in different geographic regions, however their real purpose is to disseminate information so as to engage in unbiblical forms of "spiritual warfare." C. Peter Wagner has written a book called "Breaking Strongholds in your City" which instructs people on how to take an area for Christ through prayer. They not only have a database that determines the spiritual climate of nations but also states, cities and individual residences, i.e., a spiritual census so that every home in the US and elsewhere will have it's beliefs catalogues in the WPC's computers.
Their computers are linked to Global Mapping International (GMI) founded by Robert Waymire in 1983 on the campus of the US Center for World Mission which has since moved to Colorado Springs. It is their goal to link all 330,000 churches in North America to their databases and eventually all the churches in the whole world (they currently have 100,000 linked).
C. Peter Wagner has stated re the RCC: "Traditionally, the message of the Gospel in Latin America has appealed to the working class. But changes have begun to take place, and many middle and upper-class people are now opening their hearts to Jesus Christ. Some of this is happening through the Catholic charismatic movement." (C. Peter Wagner, "Look at What God's Doing!," an excerpt from "On the crest of the Wave ", Ventura, CA: Regal Books, 1983). The above statement and others like it effectively elimanates WPC's need to spiritually map RCC members.

World Vision
An organization designed to help the needy around the world. They finance pastor's conferences where ecumenicalism in promoted and biblical separation is criticized.

Y

Young Life
Turning ecumenical

Youth for Christ
Turning ecumenical

Youth With a Mission (YWAM)

The above information was gathered from the following sources:

Doctrine of Demons by Tricia Tillin.
World Christian Movement: Evangelism vs Evangelization, by Albert James Dager.
And other websites for the above organizations (some of which are no loner online).