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	Religious Movements Homepage: International Churches of Christ
		The International Churches of Christ grew from the Churches of Christdenomination and its restoration tradition.
		Like the Church of Christ from which it splintered, the ICC preaches that one must have a water baptism ("baptismalregeneration") and be conscious of its implication of submission to God in order to be saved from eternal damnation (based on John 3:5).
		SHADRACH'S FURNACE, The InternationalChurches of Christ and the Mainline Church of Christ
	religiousmovements.lib.virginia.edu /nrms/icc.html (1283 words)

	International Churches of Christ - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The roots of the International Churches of Christ lie in the Restoration Movement of the early 19th century, which promoted a return to the practices of the 1st century Christian churches as described in the New Testament.
		International Churches of Christ have also accepted and adapted certain beliefs and practices foreign to the majority of the Churches of Christ.
		The International Churches of Christ teaches that a person is saved by grace through a personal faith and the power of God at the point of repentance and baptism by immersion, and that once baptized, you are added to God's heavenly church, and to the church here on earth.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/International_Churches_of_Christ (4501 words)

	International Churches Of Christ: Who They Are, What They Do, How To Answer Them
		Behind the story of a teetering church empire is the tale of the autocratic visionary who built it and his independent-minded daughter, now a Harvard senior, whose decision to leave the church sparked turmoil in the already troubled group.
		While the ICC proclaims itself to be "God's modern-day movement," Christian apologists and countercult experts consider it to be a cult of Christianity (theologically).
		The Church's tendency to minimize the importance of the individual is another one of the Church's cult-like attributions, Enroth said.
	www.apologeticsindex.org /i02.html (2791 words)

	REVEAL: The Organization of the International Churches of Christ (ICC) (ICOC)
		The United Churches of Christ (background: Congregationalism/Protestantism -- generally UCC churches are liberal Protestant) and the Disciples of Christ (background: American Restoration Churches of Christ, aka Mainline Churches of Christ) have no association nor connection with the International Churches of Christ.
		In ICC literature, and particularly in any organization chart produced by the group, you will notice that couples are always referred to by both their names, with the man's name coming first.
		The local Evangelist in the ICC can largely structure things as he wishes, as long as his church is growing numerically, his contribution to the world ICC organization is sufficiently high, and none of his members are causing problems for the ICC as a whole.
	www.reveal.org /abouticc/iccorg.html (1429 words)

	Ex-Member of the International Churches of Christ
		ICC was formally named in 1993 to represent a breaking point of other Churches of Christ, whose doctrines and practices differed significantly from those of the leaders in the Boston Movement.
		The ICC doctrine is similar to that of the “mainline” Churches of Christ from which the ICC was created.
		It doesn't matter what you believe in, the ICC member sets out trying to prove that the person is going to hell because he or she does not fit the definition of the scriptures selected on discipleship.
	www.geocities.com /morelia78/exicc.html (4281 words)

	Religious Movements Homepage: International Churches of Christ
		Church leaders are called "Disciplers" and the organizational structure pivots on "Sheparding." Sheparding involves ongoing monitoring of the spiritual growth of new members.
		The group has an ambitious international church growth plan that would plant a church in every nation with a city of 100,000 population by the year 2,000.
		Watchman Fellowship's Expository of Boston Church of Christ
	religiousmovements.lib.virginia.edu /nrms/bost.html (746 words)

	my brain hurts--The International Churches of Christ, a Biblical and Critical Evaluation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The Churches of Christ broke with the Disciples of Christ because they opposed state and national mission societies and musical instruments in worship, which the Disciples of Christ were instituting.
		While the Boston Movement is a splinter group of the mainline Church of Christ, and was openly disowned by the latter, the impact of the theology of the older group on it cannot be underestimated.
		Christ’s humanity is elevated as the ideal, and while this is how all believers should view Him, to overemphasize it gives one an unbalanced picture of the Savior.
	home.earthlink.net /~mybrainhurts/biblical/icc.html (9203 words)

	2006 International Churches of Christ Directory and Membership Survey
		We are simply asking church administrators and others providing data to update their information twice each year to serve others around the world.
		We recommend that geographically distant satellite churches be reported separately, while those in a shared metropolitan area under the same leadership be reported as one church.
		We ask church leaders and administrators to make clear when they are reporting the membership of such churches, so that we can combine them under a single, general heading, without disclosing specific locations.
	www.disciplestoday.com /Headlines/060105_2006_ICOC_Survey.aspx (790 words)

	RightCyberUp: International Churches of Christ vs the Bible
		One of the most common questions from current International Churches of Christ (ICC) members is, “Can you show me anything this church is doing that isn’t ‘biblical?’” The answer is a clear “yes” – many ICC practices either run counter to the Bible –; or are unsupported by it.
		ICC members are expected once a year to give a lump sum, usually 15 or more times their regular weekly contribution.
		International Churches of Christ leadership requires that every member has a “discipling partner” or “discipler” – a person to go to for “advice”, confession, and guidance toward spiritual growth.
	rightcyberup.org /bible.html (4708 words)

	International Churches of Christ - Unofficial Site Index: Truth and Reason
		The International Churches of Christ are nondenominational Christian churches that are dedicated to loving God, obeying the Bible, and imitating Jesus as his disciples.
		These churches are very united worldwide in their mission to spread the gospel to every nation, city, town, and village in the world in this generation.
		The churches are occasionally referred to as the Boston Movement, due to the spiritual leadership of Kip McKean, who was at one time the evangelist of the Boston church of Christ.
	www.internetdynamics.com /pub/reason/linkicoc.htm (315 words)

	United Kingdom International Churches of Christ
		We are a family of churches committed to living the message of Jesus Christ in our lives, and helping those around us.
		ICC Missions works to advance Christianity, and also to relieve poverty and sickness.
		The Church Locations page is still available and up to date, but please feel free to email us at info@icoc.org.uk for anything else.
	uk.tecarta.com /index.htm (122 words)

	Apologetics research resources on religious cults and sects - Authoritarianism in the International Churches of Christ ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Unlike the mainline Churches of Christ (which have distanced themselves from the rapidly growing offshoot), the congregations affiliated with the Boston Movement answer to their mother church in Boston.
		Beware of churches that warn of certain doom if you leave their "covering," or if you "break covenant." Once banished from the group, little compassion is shown the wayward one.
		To leave the Boston Church of Christ - even to leave for another congregation of the Church of Christ - was not a recognized option; to leave was a weak, sinful thing to do, tantamount to opting for perdition.
	www.apologeticsindex.org /i03.html (1461 words)

	Then International Churches of Christ
		Further, much of what I have learned both good and bad was learned as a member of the International Churches of Christ, and these articles reflect my own growth while a member of the group.
		The Engler's Resign from the Denver Church of Christ (2004)
		ICC members and leaders also read information on these boards and people have gotten into trouble by being "seen" in on-line groups that are critical of the ICC.
	www.barnabasministry.com /_icc1.html (825 words)

	International Churches of Christ
		Boston Movement; Boston Church, Boston Church of Christ, International Churches of Christ (ICC) (ICOC), and Crossroads Church of Christ
		The London Church of Christ is the UK branch of a fast growing controversial religious group, the International Churches of Christ (also known as the Boston Church of Christ or Boston Movement).
		A good introduction to the ICC written by a University of Pennsylvania student for an "Introduction to Christianity" class.
	www.csj.org /infoserv_groups/grp_biblebased/icc/grouptopic_bosicc.htm (1072 words)

	RELS133-Presentations: International Churches of Christ
		Boston Church of Christ is the name given to a religious movement that began with a single congregation in Boston, Massachusetts.
		This faction, which became the traditional or mainline Churches of Christ, separated itself from the remainder of the Restoration movement.
		The mainline Churches of Christ disavowed the Boston movement in the mid-1980s and are now ardent opponents of it.
	ccat.sas.upenn.edu /~rs133/Resources/StudentPapers/icc.html (1403 words)

	Articles about the International Churches of Christ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Susannah joined the Birmingham Church of Christ and came to realise she was involved in a religious cult.
		The Indianapolis Church of Christ split from the International Churches of Christ in 1994.
		Athena was recruited into the Paris Church of Christ (L'Eglise du Christ de Paris) shortly after graduating from university, and was later a member of ICC congregations in New York, San Diego and Seattle.
	www.tolc.org /articles.htm (3001 words)

	Bibliography of the International Churches of Christ / Boston Movement
		A Critique of the Multiplying Ministries of the Boston Church of Christ.
		Gamill, Marion B. "Boston Church of Christ Recruiting on Campus." The Harvard Crimson, Jan 13, 1994, pp.
		ICC Bible Studies - "the requisite studies before initiation into the ICC, with additional notes by SR." [NB: these are an early version of the study outlines printed in McKean's First Principles (see entry above).
	www.unc.edu /~elliott/iccbib.htm (1197 words)

	Home CCOGIC, USA
		In Christ Churches of God in Christ, USA we have established these ministries as a Leadership of our Lord's Ministry today.
		We are offering education to our leadership, their churches and teaching for every level of church's ministry, providing important and vital mentoring from our Founder and Chief Apostle, Apostle J. Payne's support with his books and personal present as he participate with us in this urgent development of the church in this hour.
		Our National Church is working along with the Chief Apostle to build a strong base for our leadership and church's body of ministry.
	www.christchurches.org (527 words)

	International Church of Christ aka Boston Church of Christ, Kip McKean, Campus Advance, Upside Down Club, Alpha Omega, ...
		During the 1980s the Boston Church of Christ led by Kip McKean, later known as the International Church of Christ, was accused of using "cult tactics"
		Al Baird, one of the ICC's top leaders, discusses whether he is prepared to lie and break the law in order to further the movement on BBC's NewsNight.
		The ICC accused of harassing and intimidating University of Massachusetts students at Amherst
	www.rickross.com /groups/icc.html (1337 words)

	International Churches of Christ Visitor Comments (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		I too was drawn into the London Church of Christ, but was only there for a few days before I looked it up on the Internet, as it sounded a little bit heavy.
		Her eyes were immediately opened to what the [International] Church of Christ was trying to do and in her hurt and confusion she cried out to the Lord for help.
		Ironically she is out of contact with that church now, but still has to live with the detrimental effects of all those years.
	www.rickross.com /reference/icc/iccvisitor.html (1196 words)

	ICOC Info -- Latest Updates on the International Churches of Christ
		We'd always intended ICOC Info as an interim measure, a place for churches wanting to continue the practice of gathering accurate membership data--only this time voluntarily. We believe that this interim period has passed.
		Christ when you already have a strained relationship with him.
		The survey is an unpaid, volunteer effort that depends on the voluntary cooperation of our family of churches for its success.
	www.icocinfo.org (1731 words)

	Recovery from International Churches of Christ (ICC, ICOC)
		RightCyberUp provides recovery information for the benefit of International Church of Christ (ICC, ICOC) former members, current ICC disciples, their loved ones and friends.
		The International Churches of Christ, once known as the Boston Church of Christ or "Boston Movement", was founded in 1979 in Lexington, Massachusettes by Kip McKean.
		The ICC movement currently has no affiliation from the mainline Churches of Christ, from which it arose, or the United Church of Christ.
	rightcyberup.org (185 words)

	International Chruch of Christ Resource Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		I think what you and others are doing to the International Church of Christ is totally sinful and evil.
		Annette Martin-- Current member in good standing of the International Churches of Christ.
		If you are unfamiliar with the ICC click here to go to a site with it's history.
	www.csun.edu /~hbeng151/icc (129 words)

	RESOURCE: International Churches of Christ, Cults, Spiritual Abuse
		of Christ, most of which is unique to this site.
		Churches of Christ, and general pages of former
		(A.K.A. ICOC, Boston Church of Christ, and Boston Movement)
	members.aol.com /djrtx/resource.htm (134 words)

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