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Church Unity in Wartime, 1939-1945

Chapter 3 explores Visser ’t Hooft’s thinking and activity during the
 Second World War. Against the background of this war, Visser ’t Hooft
 saw the unity of the church as a counter to a world ripped asunder by
 violence. This involved the role of the church as prophet, a role Visser
 ’t Hooft took on himself. This chapter thus looks at how this basic issue
 was worked out in Visser ’t Hooft’s activity in relation to government
 officials and programmes, organisations, and to his own government in
 exile. While his public statements could sometimes offend colleagues,
 Visser ’t Hooft’s reputation as a reliable representative of the ecumenical
 movement was confirmed under the difficult circumstances of the war,
 and his self-confidence grew.