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Church of Bangladesh
Church of North India
"The following six Churches (denominations) joined to form the Church of North India, the Union which was consummated on November 29, 1970 at Nagpur: 1. The Council of the Baptist Churches in Northern India; 2. The Church of the Brethren in India; 3. The Disciples of Christ; 4. The Church of India, Pakistan, Burma and Ceylon; 5. The Methodist Church (British and Australasian Conferences); 6. The United Church of Northern India." (from Anglicans Online)
Church of Pakistan
The Church of Pakistan was formed in 1970, from a merger of the country's Anglican, Lutheran, Methodist, Presbyterian, and other Protestant groups. The have about 800,000 members, forming a substantial portion of the approximately 2.8 million Christians in Pakistan. Pakistan is primarily a Muslim country, with about 2% Christian believers.
Church of South India
"The Church of South India is the result of the union of churches of varying traditions -- Anglican, Methodist, Congregational, Presbyterian, and Reformed -- in that area. It was inaugurated in September 1947, after protracted negotiation among the churches concerned. Organized into 16 dioceses, each under the spiritual supervision of a bishop, the church as a whole is governed by a synod, which elects a moderator (presiding bishop) every 2 years. Episcopacy is thus combined with synodical government, and the church explicitly recognizes that Episcopal, Presbyterian, and congregational elements are all necessary for the church's life." (from Anglicans Online)
Evangelische Kirche in Deutschland (EKD) Lutheran / Reformed

United Church of Canada (UCC)
"The United Church of Canada was inaugurated on June 10, 1925, when the Methodist Church, Canada, the Congregational Union of Canada, and 70 per cent of the Presbyterian Church in Canada entered into an organic union. Joining as well was the small General Council of Union Churches, centred largely in Western Canada. It was the first union of churches in the world to cross historical denominational lines and hence received international acclaim. Impetus for the union arose out of the concerns for serving the vast Canadian northwest and in the desire for better overseas mission. In fulfillment of its mandate to be a "uniting" Church, the United Church has been enriched by several unions since 1925. The Fourth General Council of The United Church of Canada (1930) approved the union of the Synod of The Wesleyan Methodist Church of Bermuda with The United Church of Canada on the condition that the Synod shall function as a Presbytery of the Maritime Conference without interference with the rights and powers conferred by the Legislature of Bermuda in the Wesleyan Methodist Church Act, 1930. The Twenty-second General Council of The United Church of Canada (1966) approved the Plan of Union whereby the Canada Conference of The Evangelical United Brethren Church became part of The United Church of Canada, effective January 1st, 1968. " [from the UCC website]
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      Contains minutes of the Presbytery and Presbytery executive for the current year.
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      John Haas, secretary
    - Camp Shagabec
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  - Toronto Conference
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- United Online: A Grassroots Network for Canada's United & Uniting Church
  An unofficial website providing an opportunity for sharing news and opinions on matters of interest to United Chirch members.
- St. Andrew's College, Saskatoon
  The College offers theological education and training to candidates for ministry, lay people interested in theological studies, and people in ministry seeking additional education.
United Church of Christ (U.S.A.)
United Church of Zambia (UCZ)
The Uniting Church in Australia Resources (Presbyterian / Methodist)

A study of the ecumenical vocation of united and uniting churches

Built Together: The Present Vocation of United and Uniting Churches (Eph. 2:22)
The report of an international conference of United and Uniting churches, held under the auspices of the World Council of Church Faith and Order Commission. The United and Uniting churches do not have a "world communion", although many of the belong to one or other of the existing communions. This conference is a method that has developed to allow them an opportunity to reflect on their experience as churches witnessing to the experience of organic unity.

Other documents of the united and uniting churches are found on the "Miscellaneous documents" page.