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• Churches in New Jersey Index
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• Silver Lake Baptist Church
  Silver Lake Baptist Church is a [[Baptist]] church in [[New Jersey]]. It's address is 166 Franklin Street in Belleville, New Jersey 07109 and the contact phone number is 973.751.2247.
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• Churches in New Jersey Index
  {{Returnto}} [[New Jersey]]
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• World-wide church directory
  [[New Jersey]] *[[Churches in New Jersey Index]]
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• United States of America
  ...braska]], [[Nevada]], [[New Hampshire]], [[New Jersey]], [[New Mexico]], [[New York State]], [[North Carolina]], [[North Dakota]], [[Ohio]], [[Oklahoma]], * Major cities - [[New York City]], [[Chicago]], [[Los Angeles]], [[Washington, D.C.]]
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• Religious Organizations:Church of the Living God:Keith Dominion:History
  ...Connecticut, Delaware, Indiana, Kentucky, Maryland, Michigan, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, South Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Virginia, and ...eted. Land, houses and apartments were donated in support to Dr. Jenkins’s new Headquarters Complex Building Program. A temple was also erected in Kingsto
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• Cecil B. DeMill
  ...land but converted to her husband's faith. DeMille grew up in Pompton, New Jersey and attended Pennsylvania Military College in Chester, Pennsylvania beginni ...was back directing the film within a week. DeMille's mansion in Wayne, New Jersey was recently demolished, although the gatehouse has been transformed into a
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• William David Spencer
  ...Aida Besancon Spencer, who is an educator, minister, and a world-renowned New Testament Scholar and author and editor of many books. They cowrite the blo
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• Puritanism
  ...step of withdrawal from the state church? Each fresh controversy led to a new round of schisms, and, as such, the groundwork was set for the eventual hei .... They dominated the export/import business and were eager to colonize the New World. With the flourishing of the trans-Atlantic trade with America, Purit
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• Christianity by country
  ...n]] Rationalism 1.9%, [[Jehovah's Witnessl]] 1%, Assembly of God 0.9%, and New Apostolic 0.5%), [[Islam|Muslim]] 1.8%, other 1.3%, none 10.8%, unspecified ...ay Adventist]] 12.0%, [[Pentecostal]] 11.0%, Other [[Church of God]] 9.2%, New Testament [[Church of God]] 7.2%, [[Baptist]] 6.7%, [[Church of God]] in Ja
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• Luther's view on the canon of scripture (J.S.)
  ...tion of the Bible contained all of its books. Luther began translating the New Testament in 1521, and released a finished version in 1522. He published se ...punged the entirety of the Old Testament as well as a large portion of the New. Luther though did no such thing. All the canonical books are found in his
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