SACC, noun
Initial letters of South African Council of Churches, the name (since 1968) of an organization formed in 1936 to represent a number of (Protestant) churches, and concerned particularly with issues of social justice. Also attributive.
- Note:
- The SACC was formerly known as the Christian Council of South Africa. It is affiliated to the World Council of Churches.
1978 Survey of Race Rel. (S.A.I.R.R.) 196The SACC’s Division of Justice and Reconciliation urged that churches in SA and overseas cease further investment in SA unless the..code of ethics..be accepted.
1991 Weekly Mail 24 May 3It has now become clearer that the SACC initiative has been to try to convince De Klerk that his conference will not achieve its goals.
Initial letters of South African Council of Churches, the name (since 1968) of an organization formed in 1936 to represent a number of (Protestant) churches, and concerned particularly with issues of social justice. Also attributive.
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