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Quakers—please see Friends. Reformed Catholic Church The Reformed Catholic Church was founded in 1988, and incorporated in 1989, as an alternative to the structures and strictures of the Roman Catholic Church, yet without denying basic catholic beliefs of faith and love, spirituality and community, prayer and sacramentality. The Reformed Catholic Church is a federation of independent churches offering a progressive alternative in the Catholic tradition. It is a newly formed rite, as in the tradition of the Orthodox churches of the Catholic tradition and the Old Catholic Church of Utrecht. It remains a Catholic Church, and its priests are considered Catholic priests. Headquarters P.O. Box 2, Worthington, OH 43085-9998 Email: PresidingBishop@reformedcatholicchurch.org Website: www.reformedcatholicchurch.org Officers Metropolitan Archbishop, Archbishop Phillip Zimmerman, DD RSJ, P.O. Box 2, Worthington, OH 43085-9998 Bishop David Frazee, DD RSJ, 1529 Runaway Bay, Suite 1 D Columbus, OH 43204 Bishop Patrick Batuyong, DD, 1712 Connally Drive, Atlanta, GA 30316 Bishop Peter Posthumus, DD OPJB, 255 Plymouth SE East Grand Rapids, MI 49506 Bishop Shane Price, DD, 825 N. 26th St. Bismark, ND 58501 Bishop Raelyn Scott, DD RCF, 2202 Greenwood, Weatherford, TX 76088 Reformed Church in America* The Reformed Church in America was established in 1628 by the earliest settlers of New York. It is the oldest Protestant denomination with a continuous ministry in North America. Until 1867 it was known as the Reformed Protestant Dutch Church. The first ordained minister, Domine Jonas Michaelius, arrived in New Amsterdam from The Netherlands in 1628. Throughout the colonial period, the Reformed Church lived under the authority of the Classis of Amsterdam. Its churches were clustered in New York and New Jersey. Under the leadership of Rev. John Livingston, it became a denomination independent of the authority of the Classis of Amsterdam in 1776. Its geographical base was broadened in the 19th century by the immigration of Reformed Dutch and German settlers in the midwestern United States. The Reformed Church now spans the United States and Canada. The Reformed Church in America accepts as its standards of faith the Heidelberg Catechism, Belgic Confession and Canons of Dort. It has a rich heritage of world mission activity. It claims to be loyal to reformed tradition which emphasizes obedience to God in all aspects of life. Although the Reformed Church in America has worked in close cooperation with other churches, it has never entered into merger with any other denomination. It is a member of the World Alliance of Reformed Churches, the World Council of Churches and the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America. In 1998 it also entered into a relationship of full communion with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), and the United Church of Christ by way of the Formula of Agreement. In 2007 it also entered into full communion with the Christian Reformed Church in North America. Headquarters 475 Riverside Dr., New York, NY 10115, Tel. (212)870-3243 Fax (212)870-2499 Media Contact, Communication Officer, Paul Boice, 4500 60th St. SE, Grand Rapids, MI 49512, Tel. (616)698-7071 Fax (616)698-6606 Email: dmorris@rca.org Website: www.rca.org Officers President, The Rev. James Seawood, 475 Riverside Dr., 18th Floor, New York, NY 10115 General Synod Council; Moderator, Rev. Dr. Carol Bechtel, 475 Riverside Dr., 18th Floor, New York, NY 10115 General Secretary, The Rev. Wesley Granberg- Michaelson, 475 Riverside Dr., 18th Floor, New York, NY 10115; 4500 60th St. S.E., Grand Rapids, MI 49512 Operations and Support, Director & Assistant Secretary, The Rev. Kenneth Bradsell Global Mission, Director, The Rev. Jhonny Alicea-Baez Leadership/Revitalization, Director, The Rev. Kenneth Eriks Church Multiplication/Discipleship, Director, The Rev. Kenneth Eriks Finance Services, Treasurer, Ms. Barbara Boers Periodicals Perspectives, RCA Today Reformed Church in the United States Lacking pastors, early German Reformed immigrants to the American colonies were led in worship by “readers.” One reader, schoolmaster John Philip Boehm, organized the first congregations near Philadelphia in 1725. A Swiss pastor, Michael Schlatter, was sent by the Dutch Reformed Church in 1746. Strong ties with the Netherlands existed until the formation of the Synod of the German Reformed Church in 1793. The Eureka Classis, organized in North and South Dakota in 1910 and strongly influenced by the writings of H. Kohlbruegge, P. Geyser and J. Stark, refused to become part of the 1934 merger of the Reformed Church with the Evangelical Synod of North America, holding that it sacrificed 147 US RELIGIOUS BODIES
US RELIGIOUS BODIES the Reformed heritage. (The merged Evangelical and Reformed Church became part of the United Church of Christ in 1957.) Under the leadership of pastors W. Grossmann and W. J. Krieger, the Eureka Classis in 1942 incorporated as the continuing Reformed Church in the United States. The growing Eureka Classis dissolved in 1986 to form a Synod with four regional classes. An heir to the Reformation theology of Zwingli and Calvin, the Heidelberg Catechism, the Belgic Confession and the Canons of Dort are used as the confessional standards of the church. The Bible is strictly held to be the inerrant, infallible Word of God. The RCUS supports Dordt College, Mid- America Reformed Seminary, New Geneva Theological Seminary, West Minster Theological Seminary in California, and Hope Haven. The RCUS is the official sponsor to the Reformed Confessing Church of Zaire. Headquarters Media Contact, Rev. Frank Walker Th.M., 6121 Pine Vista Way, Elk Grove City, CA 95758- 4205, Tel. (661)827-9885 Email: TriWheeler@aol.com Website: www.rcus.org Officers Pres., Rev. Vernon Pollema, 235 James Street, Shafter, CA 93263, Tel. (661)746-6907 Vice Pres., Rev. Robert Grossmann, Th.M., 1905 200th St., Garner, IA 50438, Tel. (515)923-3060 Stated Clk., Rev. Frank Walker Th.M., 5601 Spring Blossom St., Bakersfield, CA 93313- 6025, Tel. (661)827-9885 Treas., Clayton Greiman, 2115 Hwy. 69, Garner, IA 50438, Tel. (515)923-2950 Reformed Episcopal Church The Reformed Episcopal Church was founded December 2, 1873 in New York City by Bishop George David Cummins, an assistant bishop in the Protestant Episcopal Church from 1866 until his departure to found the new jurisdiction. Cummins and other evangelical Episcopalians were concerned about the exclusiveness propagated by what they perceived to be an excessive ritualism sweeping the church. Throughout the late 1860’s evangelicals and ritualists clashed over ceremonies, vestments, open or closed communion, the Articles of Religion, interpretation of the meaning of the sacraments, and the understanding of Apostolic Succession. In October, 1873, other bishops of the Protestant Episcopal Church publically attacked Cummins in major newspapers for his participation in an ecumenical communion service sponsored by the Evangelical Alliance. Cummins resigned from the Episcopal Church and drafted a call to organize a new Episcopal Church for the “purpose of restoring the old paths of their fathers”. On December 2, 1873, a Declaration of Principle which expressed the 148 evangelical understanding of the Articles of Religion was adopted. Dr. Charles Edward Cheney of Chicago was elected bishop to serve with Bishop Cummins. The Second General Council, meeting in May, 1874 in New York City, approved a Constitution and Canons and adopted the 1785 Proposed Book of Common Prayer for use in the New Church. Other notable early bishops (1876) included Rufus Nicholson, Edward Cridge, of Victoria, B.C., and Samuel Fallows through whom the episcopate of the church was perpetuated. In recent years the Reformed Episcopal Church has revised the Book of Common Prayer to conform to the 1662 and 1928 Prayer Books. The Church continues to embrace the Thirty-Nine Articles of Religion, and has affirmed the Chicago-Lambeth Quadrilateral of 1886-1888. From 1993 until 2003 the Reformed Episcopal Church was in dialogue with the Episcopal Church U.S.A. at which time it was discontinued. The Reformed Episcopal Church subsequently became a member of the Common Cause Partnership, an association of traditional Anglicans, becoming a founding sub-jurisdiction of the Anglican Church in North America officially formed from that body in Ft. Worth, Texas in June, 2009. The Reformed Episcopal Church presently consists of six geographic dioceses and one domestic missionary diocese in the United States and Canada. Active missionary work continues in several countries including Germany and Cuba. Previous missionary jurisdictions in India and Liberia have been granted autonomy. Seminaries operated by the church are located in Philadelphia, PA, Houston, TX, and Summerville, SC. The Reformed Episcopal Church is a member of the National Association of Evangelicals and the Anglican Church in North America. Headquarters 826 2nd Ave, Blue Bell, PA 19422-1257, Tel. (215)483-1196 Fax (215)483-5235 Media Contact, Rt. Rev. Leonard Riches Media Contact, Rt. Rev. Royal U. Grote, Jr., Church Growth Office, 211 Byrne Ave., Houston, TX 77009, Tel. (713)862-4929 Email: wycliffe@jps.net Website: recus.org Officers President and Presiding Bishop, The Right Reverend Leonard W. Riches, M. Div., D.D., 85 Smithtown Road, Pipersville, PA 18947, Tel. (610)294-8001, Fax (610)294-8009 Vice President & Media Officer, Committee on Doctrine & Worship, Diocese of Mid-America (DMA), Diocese of the Northeast & Mid- Atlantic (DNE-MA), The Right Reverend Royal U. Grote, Jr., 4142 Dayflower, Katy, Texas 77449, Tel. (281)463-9454, or (800)732-3433, Fax (281)463-2304, Email: Royalrec1@aol.com
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Yearbook of American & Canadian Chu
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Seventy-eighth Issue Annual YEARBOO
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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 Headqu
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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 The Lo
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US COOPERATIVE ORGANIZATIONS divers
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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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CANADIAN COOPERATIVE ORGANIZATIONS
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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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US RELIGIOUS BODIES The church is T
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US RELIGIOUS BODIES the area during
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US RELIGIOUS BODIES Episcopal Churc
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US RELIGIOUS BODIES Christian Refor
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US RELIGIOUS BODIES Southeastern Di
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US RELIGIOUS BODIES Church of God (
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US RELIGIOUS BODIES Bible, includin
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CANADIAN RELIGIOUS BODIES leaders,
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CANADIAN RELIGIOUS BODIES The Evang
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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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Hindus agree for the most part on n
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SIKHISM Sikhism was founded by Guru
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6. United States Regional and Local
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US ECUMENICAL BODIES Clustering; De
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US ECUMENICAL BODIES Northeast Emer
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US ECUMENICAL BODIES Treas., George
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US ECUMENICAL BODIES San Antonio Co
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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 Northern C
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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 Hobe Sound Bible Coll
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US SEMINARIES Lincoln Christian Col
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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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