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Indian Reformed Church in Africa

church, South Africa
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    …persons) in 1881, and the Indian Reformed Church in Africa in 1947. The NGK until 1986 supported the government’s policy of apartheid (separate development for the races) and had commissioned several studies to develop theological justification for it. Their findings were rejected by Reformed churches in Europe and the United…

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    …persons) in 1881, and the Indian Reformed Church in Africa in 1947. The NGK until 1986 supported the government’s policy of apartheid (separate development for the races) and had commissioned several studies to develop theological justification for it. Their findings were rejected by Reformed churches in Europe and the United…

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