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[[Bible Center Church (West Virginia)|Bible Center Church]] [[Cross Lanes Baptist Church (West Virginia)|Cross Lanes Baptist Church]]

[[Advent Christian Church]] [[African Methodist Episcopal Church]]

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...ydney, Australia. It has a strong tradition of Conservative, Calvinist and Evangelical Theology. ...s. It has, in the past, also served to train ministers in the Presbyterian Church of Australia. It has also trained many Baptists who are sympathetic to the

...some writers identify six waves of special revival or "Awakenings" in the church worldwide (1727, 1792, 1830, 1857, 1882 and 1904). ...ularism]] began to overwhelm the social gains that had been experienced by Evangelical churches.

...States "[[Bible Belt]]" and has a high percentage of Southern Baptist and Evangelical, Pentacostal denominations. ...[Judaism|Jews]] in the state, and the numerical dominance of the [[Baptist Church]] is beginning to decline. This is especially evident in the urban areas of

...esancon Spencer (born 1947) is a Dominican-American theological professor, Presbyterian minister, and Christian author. * ''The Global God: Multicultural Evangelical Views of God'' by William David Spencer and Aida Bensancon Spencer

...e KJV - some from [http://www.archive.org/details/lutherssmallcate00luth_0 Evangelical Lutheran synod of Pennsylvania and the adjacent states (1868), "Luther's Sm ...- Ref: Westminster Confession 11.3 ("1658" file and Orthodox Presbyterian Church (USA) files). ---->

...ply Christian". But to satisfy him, I continued, "But I attend an Anglican church currently." Although there is only one universal Christian Church, it is clear that there are hundreds of Christian [[denominations]] or chur

...he [[Roman Catholic Church]] and those who justified separation from the [[Church of England]] following the Elizabethan Religious Settlement are commonly ca ...lic models of church organization, the English Reformation had brought the Church under control of the monarchy while leaving many of its religious practices

...and evangelic, with a strong focus on the authority of the [[Bible]]. Each church has autonomy with a congregational governance system, however churches ofte * '''A'''utonomy of the local church ([[Matthew 18]]:15-17; [[1 Corinthians 6]]:1-3)

...entecostal]] 7.7%, [[Seventh-day Adventist|Seventh Day Adventist]] 7.6%, [[Church of God]] 7.6%, [[Baptist]] 7.3%, Presbytarian .2%), [[Catholicism|Roman Cat ...stal]] 12.2%, Moravian 8.3%, [[Methodist]] 5.6%, Wesleyan Holiness 4.5%, [[Church of God]] 4.1%, [[Baptist]] 3.6%), [[Catholicism|Roman Catholic]] 8.2%, othe

...He is especially known for his establishment of his Presbyterian system of church governance in [[Geneva]] in [[Switzerland]], as well as his understanding o ...r of reformation, on November 1, 1533. The address enraged both civil and church authorities and compelled Cop to flee Paris. The second was the so-called

...ist]], [[Anglican Communion]], [[Baptist]], [[Lutheran]], [[Methodist]], [[Presbyterian]], [[Reformed churches]], [[Salvation Army]], [[Seventh-day Adventist]], [[ ...include the [[Lutheran Church]], [[Anglican Communion]] and the [[Baptist Church]].

...rary of leading divines of the commonwealth times,—minister of the largest church in West Suffolk for the uninterrupted period of thirty-five years,—author ...n, Owen, Goodwin, and a host of other giants in theology, seceded from the Church of England, Gurnall stood fast, and refused to move. He did not act with th