The Doctrine of the Church (Ecclesiology) is the focus of the Sixth General Assembly of the World Reformed Fellowship. Within a reformed theological framework, this emphasis is also, by nature, missional (for more on this, see the book Reformed Means Missional, published by the WRF in 2013), therefore, the emphasis will be on the theological and the practical aspects of The Nature & Mission of the Global Church. The purpose will be to highlight crucial aspects of her nature (theology) and her practical action.

During the COVID-19 pandemic and this new post-pandemic period churches have been forced to revisit their self-understanding and some aspects of their practical ministry. We understand that it is important, at this time, to reflect and shed light on what the Church is and what she does, from a biblical and reformed perspective.

We also believe this dovetails beautifully with the sequence of theological documents produced by the Theology Commission of the World Reformed Fellowship, as well as the themes of the two previous general assemblies:

• The World Reformed Fellowship Statement of Faith was received and approved at The Fourth General Assembly of the WRF in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on March 26, 2015;
• The World Reformed Fellowship Statement of Reformed Theological Identity was received and approved at The Fifth General Assembly of the WRF in Jakarta, in August 2019;
• The commission´s current work on The Doctrine of the Church (Ecclesiology) will be presented at the Sixth General Assembly in Orlando.
• The Fourth General Assembly (São Paulo 2015) dealt directly with the missional challenges for the Global Church, while the Fifth General Assembly tackled the apologetic challenges (Jakarta 2019).

• The Church: Reformed and Catholic
• The Church and the Kingdom of God
• The Worship of the Church
• The Unity of the Church
• The Holiness of the Church
• The Church as a Religious Minority
• Reformed Theology, Politics and Economics
• The Church under pressure from the State
• The Church, Faith and Work
• Theological Education and the Global Church
• The Global Church and Missional Cooperative Endeavors
• The Ten Commandments and the Church in the World
• The Church Dealing with Abuse

The hotels bellow are close to the venue of our meetings and some will count with transportation for the event. The registration for the event does not include accommodation. So, once you registered for the event, you should do your reservation with one of the following hotels or one of your preference.