says Harvey T. Hoekstra of the World Council of Churches.

Though founded upon a passion for the three billion "unreached peoples," the WCC. through years of coffee, communism, and compromise, has washed away the Great Commission in favor of a new jargon. Now, "New Mission" redefines missionary as Marxist, Clearly, the lamb has changed into a lion.

"Reform it," urges Hoekstra. The World Council of Churches is worth saving, but it must return to its childhood faith-biblical principles of evangelism. It must get down to the posts and lintels of building churches. With this document, written compassionately and from the heart of the WCC, Harvey Hoekstra cuts through the

politics and pablum of WCC history and

reveals it for what it is the demise of evangelism.