Evangelicals and the Middle Classes in Latin America
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The relationship of evangelical Christianity to the middle classes of Latin America is a new field of study, although the same problem has been debated for several decades in the English and German speaking world.1 This is a relationship which some would call bondage.
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What Has Been the Evangelical Stance, New Delhi to Uppsala?
The Fourth Assembly of the World Council of Churches has come and gone. Uppsala (1968), a small university town in eastern Sweden, has joined Amsterdam (1948), Evanston (1954), and New Delhi (1961) in the unfolding of the Ecumenical Movement.
Evangelicals in Latin America
In this article I am going to focus on the situation of the evangelical churches.