N.C.C.
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Although it formerly symbolized mainline ascendancy, the N.C.C. is now shaken by a crisis that signals the decline of the religious Old Guard.
From Time Magazine Archive
Last week's debate was the first full-dress N.C.C. discussion of the issue.
From Time Magazine Archive
After considering the arguments, the N.C.C. delegates will reconvene in November to vote on the Metropolitan application.
From Time Magazine Archive
The N.C.C., which includes 32 Protestant and Eastern Orthodox denominations, is controlled by liberal-minded churchmen who, once upon a time, were lockstep allies with the Jewish organizations in domestic social-justice crusades.
From Time Magazine Archive
Only wins obtained from shows held under N.C.C. rules are recorded free of charge.
From Concerning Cats My Own and Some Others by Winslow, Helen M.
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