. . "Archives of the Council of Christians and Jews"@eng . "Children of one God. A history of the Council of Christians and Jews\n\nThe Council of Christians and Jews was founded in 1942. Its objectives were fourfold: firstly, to combat religious and racial intolerance; secondly, to promote mutual understanding and good-will between Christians and Jews in all sections of the community, especially in connection with the conditions created by the war; thirdly, to promote fellowship between Christian and Jewish youth organisations in educational and cultural activities; and finally, to foster co-operation of Christians and Jews in study and service directed to post-war reconstruction. Its presidents were the Archbishop of Canterbury and the Archbishop of Westminster, the Moderator of the Church of Scotland, the Moderator of the Free Church Federal Council and the Chief Rabbi. (For a history of the Council and its activities, M.Braybrooke (London, 1991).)"@eng . "Archives of the Council of Christians and Jews"@eng . .