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leader of a Bible study group in Allegheny City, Pennsylvania. In July 1879, the first issue of Zion’s Watch Tower and Herald of Christ’s Presence (now called The Watchtower which is published in 175 languages with a circulation of 37,252,000 appeared. In 1884 Zion’s Watch Tower Tract Society was incorporated, later changed to Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society. Congregations spread into other states and countries, and followers witnessed from house to house. By 1913, printed sermons were in four languages in 3,000 newspapers in the United States, Canada and Europe. Hundreds of millions of books, booklets and tracts were distributed. Publication of the magazine now known as Awake! Began in 1919. Today, it is published in more than 80 languages and has a circulation of upwards of 36,725,000). In 1931 the name Jehovah’s Witnesses, based on Isaiah 43 vs.10-12, was adopted. During the 1930s and 1940s, and as recently as 2002, Jehovah’s Witnesses fought many court cases in the interest of preserving freedom of speech, press, assembly and worship. They have won a total of 50 cases before the United States Supreme Court. A missionary training school was established in 1943, and it has been a major factor in the international expansion of the Witnesses. There are now 7.1 million Witnesses in 236 lands. Jehovah’s Witnesses believe in one almighty God, Jehovah, who is the Creator of all things. They believe in Jesus Christ as God’s Son, the first of His creations. While Jesus is now an immortal spirit in heaven, ruling as King of God’s Kingdom, he is still subject to his heavenly Father, Jehovah God. Christ’s human life was sacrificed as a ransom to open up for obedient mankind the opportunity of eternal life. With Christ in heaven, 144,000 individuals chosen from among mankind will rule in righteousness over an unnumbered great crowd who will survive the destruction of wickedness and receive salvation into an earth cleansed of evil. (Rev. Ch.7 vs.9, 10; Ch.14 vs.1-5). These, along with the resurrected dead, will transform the earth into a global earthly paradise and will have the prospect of living forever on it. Headquarters 25 Columbia Heights, Brooklyn, NY 11201- 2483, Tel. (718)560-5000x25263 Media Contact, Office of Public Information, J. R. Brown Editorial Contact, Writing Department, James N. PellechiaWebsite: www.watchtower.org Officers Pres. Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society of Pennsylvania, Don Adams Periodicals Awake!, The Watchtower The Korean Presbyterian Church Abroad* This body came into official existence in the United States in 1976 and is currently an ethnic church, using the Korean and English language. Headquarters General Assembly of the Korean Presbyterian Church in America 17200 Clark Ave., Bellflower, CA 90706, Tel. (714)816-1100 Fax (714)816-1120 Officers General Secretary, Rev. Jacob Se Jang, 5848 Pimlico Road, Baltimore, MD 21209, Tel. (410)236-8939 Moderator, Rev. Dr. Young Chin Huh, 12601 Leda Lane, Garden Grove, CA 92840, Tel. (714)537-2687 The Latvian Evangelical Lutheran Church in America This body was organized into a denomination on Aug. 22, 1975 after having existed as the Federation of Latvian Evangelical Lutheran Churches in America since 1955. This church is a regional constituent part of the Lutheran Church of Latvia Abroad, a member of the Lutheran World Federation and the World Council of Churches. The Latvian Evangelical Lutheran Church in America works to foster religious life, traditions and customs in its congregations in harmony with the Holy Scriptures, the Apostles’, Nicean and Athanasian Creeds, the unaltered Augsburg Confession, Martin Luther’s Small and Large Catechisms and other documents of the Book of Concord. The LELCA is ordered by its Synod (General Assembly), executive board, auditing committee and district conferences. Headquarters 7225 Oak Highlands Dr., Kalamazoo, MI 49009, Tel. (269) 375-0389 Email: kaugars@earthlink.net Media Contact, Juris Pulins, 9531 Knoll Top Rd., Union, IL 60180, Tel. (815)923-5919 Email: pulins@earthlink.net Officers Pres., Dean Lauma Zusevics, Tel. (414) 421- 3934 Email: izunpz@wi.rr.com Vice Pres., Rev. Anita Varsberga-Paza Email: macavp@yahoo.com Sec.,Girts Kaugars, 7225 Oak Highlands Dr., Kalamazoo, MI 49009, Tel. (269) 375-0389 Email: kaugars@charter.net Treas., Vilmars Beinikis, 17 John Dr., Old Bethpage, NY 11804, Tel. (516)293-8432 Periodicals Cela Biedrs, Lelba Zinas The Liberal Catholic Church— Province of the United States of America The Liberal Catholic Church was founded Feb. 13, 1916 as a reorganization of the Old Catholic Church in Great Britain with the Rt. Rev. James I. Wedgwood as the first Presiding Bishop. The first ordination of a priest in the United States was Fr. Charles Hampton, later a Bishop. The first Regionary Bishop for the American Province was the Rt. Rev. Irving S. Cooper (1919-1935). US RELIGIOUS BODIES 129
US RELIGIOUS BODIES Headquarters Pres., The Rt. Rev. William S.H. Downey, 1206 Ayers Ave., Ojai, CA 93023, Tel. (805)646- 2573 Fax (805)646-2575 Media Contact, Regionary Bishop, The Rt. Rev. William S.H. Downey Email: W.Downey@sbcglobal.net Website: www.thelcc.org Officers Pres. & Regionary Bishop, The Rt. Rev. William S.H. Downey Vice Pres., Rev. L. Marshall Heminway, P.O. Box 19957 Hampden Sta., Baltimore, MD 21211-0957 Sec. (Provincial), Rev. Lloyd Worley, 1232 24th Ave. Ct., Greeley, CO 80631, Tel. (303)356-3002 Provost, Rev. Lloyd Worley Treas., Rev. Milton Shaw BISHOPS Regionary Bishop for the American Province, The Rt. Rev. William S.H. Downey Aux. Bishops of the American Province, Rt. Rev. Dr. Robert S. McGinnis, Jr., 3612 N. Labarre Rd., Metaire, LA 70002; Rt. Rev. Joseph L. Tisch, P.O. Box 1117, Melbourne, FL 32901; Rt. Rev. Dr. Hein VanBeusekom, 12 Krotona Hill, Ojai, CA 93023; Rt. Rev. Ruben Cabigting, P.O. Box 270, Wheaton, IL 60189; The Rt. Rev. Lawrence Smith 9740 S. Avers Ave., Evergreen Park, IL. Periodicals Ubique The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod (LCMS) The Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod (LCMS), which was founded in 1847, has nearly 6,200 congregations in the United States and has active work or mission relationships in 88 countries. It has 2.4 million members and is the secondlargest Lutheran denomination in North America. The LCMS is a mission-oriented, Bible-based, confessional Christian denomination. It accepts the teachings of Martin Luther that inspired the Protestant Reformation of the Christian church in the 16th century. The Synod’s beliefs can be summed up in three phrases: Grace alone, Scripture alone, Faith alone. The church has more than 9,000 rostered pastors and some 11,500 additional rostered (called) church workers. Women are active in church work, although they do not occupy clergy positions. Serving in positions such as teachers, deaconesses, and social workers, women comprise approximately half of total rostered workers. The members’ responsibility for congregational leadership is a distinctive characteristic of the LCMS. Power is vested in voters’ assemblies, generally comprised of adults of voting age. Synod decision making is given to the delegates at triennial national and district conventions, where the franchise is equally divided between lay and pastoral representatives. LCMS educational institutions serve all ages from pre-school to college. LCMS congregations operates one of the largest Protestant elementary and secondary school system in the nation and some 26,500 students are enrolled in the LCMS’ 10 colleges and universities and two seminaries. The LCMS is known for mass-media outreach through “The Lutheran Hour,” broadcast around the world by Lutheran Hour Ministries; syndicated and streaming programming on KFUO radio; “This Is The Life” dramas on television; and the products of Concordia Publishing House, the third-largest Protestant, church-owned publisher, whose Arch Books children’s series alone has sold more than 60 million copies. The LCMS works with 300 Recognized Service Organizations (RSOs) to extend its social ministry. The LCMS is also a founding partner of Lutheran Services in America, a social service organization that serves one in every 50 Americans. Headquarters The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod, International Center, 1333 S. Kirkwood Road, St. Louis, MO 63122-7295 Media Contact, Director, Public Affairs & Media Relations, Ms. Vicki Biggs, Tel. (314)996-1236 Managing Editor, Reporter, Mr. Joe Isenhower, Tel. (314)996-1231 Fax (314)996-1126 Managing Editor, The Lutheran Witness, Mr. James Heine, Tel. (314) 996-1212 Fax (314) 996-1126 Email: infocenter@lcms.org Website: www.lcms.org Officers Pres., Dr. Gerald B. Kieschnick, St. Louis, MO, Tel. (314)965-9000 1st Vice Pres., Dr. William R. Diekelman, St. Louis, MO, Tel. (314)965-9000 2nd Vice Pres., Dr. Paul L. Maier, Kalamazoo, MI Tel. (314)965-9000 3rd Vice Pres., Dr. John C. Wohlrabe, Virginia Beach, VA Tel. (314)965-9000 4th Vice Pres., Dr. Dean W. Nadasdy, Woodbury, MN Tel. (314)965-9000 5th Vice Pres., Dr. David D. Buegler, Avon, OH Tel. (314)965-9000 Sec., Dr. Raymond L. Hartwig, St. Louis, MO, Tel. (314)965-9000 Treas., Dr. Thomas W. Kuchta, St. Louis, MO, Tel. (314)965-9000 Chief Admn. Officer, Mr. Ronald Schultz, St. Louis, MO, Tel. (314)965-9000 Legal Counselor, Mrs. Sherri Strand, Thompson Coburn, LLP, 1 US Bank Plaza, St. Louis, MO 63101, Tel. (314)552-6000 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Dr. Victor T. Belton, Decatur, GA; Mr. Walter Brantz, Cody, WY; Mr. Kermit Brashear, Omaha, NE; Dr. William Diekelman, St. Louis, MO; Dr. Betty Duda, Cocoa Beach, FL; Dr. Gloria Edwards, Portola Vally, CA; Dr. Raymond L. Hartwig, St. Louis, MO; Dr. 130
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Contents Editor’s Preface . . . .
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includes an original survey of 34 c
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TRENDS & DEVELOPMENTS, 2009 a discr
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TRENDS & DEVELOPMENTS, 2009 Table 2
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Table 3 PATTERNS OF U.S. MEMBERSHIP
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The New Immigrant Church Rev. Eilee
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1. The potential changes to the Ame
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US COOPERATIVE ORGANIZATIONS Senior
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US COOPERATIVE ORGANIZATIONS Immedi
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US COOPERATIVE ORGANIZATIONS Church
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US COOPERATIVE ORGANIZATIONS Africa
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US COOPERATIVE ORGANIZATIONS Media
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US COOPERATIVE ORGANIZATIONS regist
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US COOPERATIVE ORGANIZATIONS vision
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US COOPERATIVE ORGANIZATIONS Church
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2. Canadian Cooperative Organizatio
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US RELIGIOUS BODIES 3. Religious Bo
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US RELIGIOUS BODIES James E. McCoy,
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US RELIGIOUS BODIES Editor, Women
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US RELIGIOUS BODIES Publications, E
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US RELIGIOUS BODIES East Region, Ja
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US RELIGIOUS BODIES Brooklyn’s Sa
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US RELIGIOUS BODIES Apostolic Chris
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US RELIGIOUS BODIES incorporated in
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US RELIGIOUS BODIES Assemblies of G
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US RELIGIOUS BODIES unity of all be
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US RELIGIOUS BODIES Headquarters 20
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CANADIAN RELIGIOUS BODIES The first
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Periodicals The Journal of the Amer
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Current or Recent Research The Barn
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Current or Recent Research Some of
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distinguished author of publication
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SOURCES II. Directory of Selected F
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SIKHISM Sikhism was founded by Guru
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INDEX OF SELECT PROGRAMS Index of S
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INDEX OF SELECT PROGRAMS Troy Area
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INDEX OF SELECT PROGRAMS Mahoning V
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INDEX OF SELECT PROGRAMS Metropolit
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INDEX OF SELECT PROGRAMS Georgia Ch
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INDEX OF SELECT PROGRAMS Hanover Ar
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INDEX OF SELECT PROGRAMS Tuscarawas
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INDEX OF SELECT PROGRAMS Community
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INDEX OF SELECT PROGRAMS Council of
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INDEX OF SELECT PROGRAMS Cooperativ
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CANADIAN ECUMENICAL BODIES Lunenbur
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8. Theological Seminaries and Bible
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US SEMINARIES Bethany Theological S
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US SEMINARIES Cincinnati Bible Semi
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US SEMINARIES Mount Angel Seminary
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US SEMINARIES Pope John XXIII Natio
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US SEMINARIES Rector, 1031 Cedar Av
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US SEMINARIES Trinity Evangelical D
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Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary (Wiscon
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CANADIAN SEMINARIES Canadian Southe
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CANADIAN SEMINARIES Montreal School
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US PERIODICALS American Baptists In
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US PERIODICALS Celebration: An Ecum
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US PERIODICALS College and Universi
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US PERIODICALS Extension (M) The Ca
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US PERIODICALS Herald (M) Community
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US PERIODICALS Listen (Sep-May) Sev
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US PERIODICALS The Missionary Signa
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US PERIODICALS Pentecostal Evangel,
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US PERIODICALS Sabbath Recorder (M)
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US PERIODICALS Ukrainian Orthodox H
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US PERIODICALS Worship Arts (bi-M)
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CANADIAN PERIODICALS Dr., Waterloo,
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CANADIAN PERIODICALS (audio magazin
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CANADIAN PERIODICALS Salvationist (
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CHURCH ARCHIVES American Baptist-Sa
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CHURCH ARCHIVES The largest theolog
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CHURCH ARCHIVES Official repository
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CHURCH ARCHIVES Records of associat
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III STATISTICAL SECTION Guide to St
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Religious Body Canadian Yearly Meet
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Religious Body Table 1. Membership
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Table 2. Membership Statistics in t
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Table 3. Membership Statistics for
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Finances—Canadian Churches CONGRE
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Finances—United States Churches C
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Finances—United States Churches (
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Finances—United States Churches (
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Table 3: ATS member schools offer a
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IV A CALENDAR FOR CHURCH USE 2010-2
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Religious Event 2010 2011 2012 2013
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INDEX Appalachian Ministries Educat
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INDEX Church Community Services ...
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INDEX Friends .....................
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INDEX Lutheran Church of America. S
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INDEX Pentecostal Assemblies of New
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INDEX Union d’Eglises Baptistes F
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INDEX Arrando, Angelo S. ..........
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INDEX Brashear, Kermit ............
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INDEX Clifford, Richard ...........
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INDEX Downs, Bert .................
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INDEX Fuller, Paula ...............
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INDEX Harvey, Jane Hull ...........
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INDEX Jeffrey, Robert .............
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INDEX Kurtz, Calvin ...............
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INDEX Martinson, Bradley ..........
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INDEX Muganda, Baraka G. .........1
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INDEX Pile, Gregory R. ........114,
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INDEX Rupe, Jolene ................
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INDEX Sophia (Zion) (Mother) ....19
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INDEX Tripp, Linda ................
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INDEX Wills, Richard J., Jr. ......
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