FINAL WARNING: A History of the New World Order

FINAL WARNING: Setting the Stage for Destruction

United Methodist Church (8,340,954), 3rd largest U.S.

Church

In the January 1926 issue of the Masonic New Age magazine, members

were urged to “cast his lot with the Church– to help vitalize it, liberalize

it, modernize it, and render it aggressive and efficient– to do less is

treason to your country, to your Creator, and to the obligation you

have promised to obey.” Many NCC pastors are Masons, and in the

May 22, 1989 edition of Time magazine, Dr. Richard Mouw of the Fuller

Theological Seminary in California, said that NCC member churches

are teaching “magic and the occult and the New Age.”

The National Council of Churches is responsible for the Revised

Standard Version of the Bible. They have concerned themselves with

civil liberties, social justice, and the theological critique of U.S. foreign

policy, particularly in respect to China and Indo-China. The have said

that the United States should become a subordinate of the United

Nations. They supported the Supreme Court decision that removed

prayer and Bible reading from the nation’s public school system. In

1960, a Congressional Committee investigation revealed: “Thus far of

the leadership of the National Council of Churches of Christ in

America, we have found over 100 persons in leadership capacity with

either Communist-front records or records of service to communist

causes.”

The Foundation for Community Organization, which has its offices in

the New York headquarters of the National Council of Churches, had

made grants to the Mozambique Liberation Front, and the Zimbabwe

African National Union. The Church World Service (CWS), a relief and

development arm of the NCC, have sent money to “groups supporting

the Palestine Liberation Organization, the governments of Cuba and

Vietnam, the pro-Soviet movement in Latin America, Asia, Africa, and

several political fringe groups in the U.S.” The Domestic Hunger

Network, which is also coordinated through the NCC, gave a hefty sum

to political groups throughout the world.

Hundreds of thousands of NCC dollars have been given to groups who

supported the Palestine Liberation Organization; the communist and

pro-Soviet governments of Cuba and Vietnam, and countries in Latin

America, Asia and Africa. In 1982, $5.5 million in NCC money made its