01866namaa2200313   4500001001300000003000900013005001700022008004100039020001500080040001300095082001500108100004200123245007600165260003800241300002700279505018600306505016400492505008900656505018800745505011300933505002701046505006701073505013701140505014401277505003301421505003201454505002101486650004501507106965146514AU-EpEBC20111017202416.0110119t        xxu||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  a0646064649  cAu-EpEBC00a289.21/CHA  aChase, Stephen Joseph William,d1908-10aThe Open Brethren :borigins, principles and outreach /cStephen Chase.  aBrisbane, QLD :bFerguson,c1990.  a110p ;bpbk ;c20.5cm.  aContents : I. Historical background : the Church of England in the 19th century -- Separatists and Independents -- The Industrial Revolution -- Socialism -- The Tractarian Movement.  aII. Origin of the movement : Consolidation and Expansion -- Doctrine and Division : The error of Edward Iriving; The error of B.W. Newton; Newton's retraction.  aIII. The early leaders of the movement : A.N. Groves -- J.N. Darby -- George Muller.  aIV. Theological idiosyncrasies : Ordination -- The second coming of Christ : The secret rapture of the Church; The distinction between the Church and Israel; Daniel's seventieth week.  aV. Social Conscience : The overseas disaster fund -- The overseas care fund -- The overseas fellowship fund.  aVI. Spiritual dynamic.  aVII. Mission stuctures : Extension patterns -- Two structures.  aVIII. Outreach (general) : Africa -- Asia : China, India, Japan -- Latin America : A pioneer venture -- New Zealand -- Fiji Islands.  aIX. Outreach (Queensland) : Christian Youth Camps -- Queensland Mail Box Club -- Radio Broadcasts -- Senior Citizens Home -- Youth Rallies.  aX. Information distribution.  aXI. Stress in the movement.  aXII. Conclusion.  aBrethren movementxhistory and practice.