Law, Liturgy, and the Limits of Power: WCRC Executive Secretary for Communion and Theology Addresses Reformed Alliance General Assembly in Nordhorn
The Reformed Alliance gathered in Nordhorn for its General Assembly. Rev. Dr Hanns Lessing, Executive Secretary for Communion and Theology at the World Communion of Reformed Churches (WCRC), delivered a presentation titled “Christian Nationalism and the Reformed.” His address came as the Assembly focuses on “Law and the Rule of Law from a Reformed Perspective”, […]
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