Ganoune Diop is on a 2023 Committee Tasked with Uniting Churches, Building Bridges, Overcoming Prejudice, and Nurturing Relationships

The 2023 Global Christian Forum Committee members can be seen in this picture. The GCF's executive officer and secretary, Dr. Casely Essamuah, is seated in the front while Ganoune Diop is standing in the back. Ganoune Diop is Director of Public Affairs and Religious Liberty for the worldwide Seventh-day Adventist Church. He is also a current member of the 2023 Global Christian Forum Committee. As a committee member, Diop is responsible for planning and organizing the work of the Global Christian Forum (GCF), an ecumenical organization dedicated to promoting unity, cooperation, and dialogue among the different Christian denominations.

In fact, the GCF clarifies what their organization's goal is: "The Global Christian Forum is about bringing into conversation with one another Christians and churches from very different traditions who have had very little contact or never even talked to each other. It is about building bridges where there are none, overcoming prejudices, creating and nurturing new relationships."

All of the Christian churches are represented in this organization: Roman Catholics, Orthodox, Protestants, Evangelicals, Pentecostals, and Seventh-day Adventists. The purpose of this movement is to overcome divisions and work towards the visible and spiritual unity of the "Churches." The Global Christian Forum's primary goal is to bring understanding and reconciliation among Christian communities, regardless of their doctrinal, liturgical, or organizational differences. They are healing the historical division by forgetting about the past and coming together on common ground.

However, the most significant aspect of the Global Christian Forum is the fact that it has the blessing of Pope Francis. The church unity movement is heeding the Vatican's call to come together. The Christian churches are fast being driven into the arms of Rome. That is, of course, the ultimate objective. Why would any Seventh-day Adventist leader join forces with those who promote the development of the ecumenical movement in preparation for the final crisis? Have we forgotten what inspiration says will ultimately transpire once the divided churches unite as one?

"When the religious denominations unite with the papacy to oppress God's people, places where there is religious freedom will be opened by evangelistic canvassing. If in one place the persecution becomes severe, let the workers do as Christ has directed. 'When they persecute you in this city, flee ye into another'." (Testimonies, Vol. 6, p. 478).

The beast and the image will come together, seeking common ground, in order to persecute the remnant people of God. Why would we aid in this work? It is regrettable that some church leaders today are willing to support any initiative and work to further Christian unity in alliance with the man of sin. Praise the Lord, we don't need to look to man to understand our mission. Praise the Lord for the Three Angels' Messages of Revelation 14 and the "other angel" of Revelation 18:1. How thankful we are that, through these prophecies, God has revealed to us the future. It is during this time, as we see the churches uniting with Rome, that these messages should advance with great power, accelerating God's true mission in the finishing of the work. The messages "Babylon is fallen" and "Come out of her, My people" should be sounding in every nation, kindred tongue, and people.

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