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Officers President, The Rt. Rev. Francis C. Spataro, DD, OCR Tel: (718)740 4134 (24 hour number) Email: vil11427@att.blackberry.net Archbishop of the Central & Western Province, USA, Dr. Wayne Ellis, PhD, OCR Email: wayneellis@charter.net OCR Primate: The Rt. Rev. Peter P. Brennan, OCR, DD, Email: ddamdg@aol.com Vicar for Ohio: The V. Rev. Michael B. Reed, OCR Emeritus Primate for the AEC, The M. Rev. Bertil Persson, ThD, OCR, Archbishop of Scandinavia & Baltic Republics, Illerstigen 22, S-170 71, Solna, Sweden Pennsylvania Vicariate: Rev. Dr. Sam Guido, DD LOC Email: samsamtheman@aol.com Shenouda Seminary Dir.: Rev. Dr. Paget Mack, OSBM Vicar for Belarus: M. Rev. Emigidiusz J. Ryzy, OCR, DD Email: amworldpat@Verizon.net The Order of Corporate Reunion; The Vilatte Guild/Society of St. Cassian; Periodicals http://aec.johnkersey.org Apostolic Faith Mission Church of God The Apostolic Faith Mission Church of God was founded and organized July 10, 1906, by Bishop F. W. Williams in Mobile, Alabama. Bishop Williams was saved and filled with the Holy Ghost at a revival in Los Angeles under Elder W. J. Seymour of The Divine Apostolic Faith Movement. After being called into the ministry, Bishop Williams went out to preach the gospel in Mississippi, then moved on to Mobile. On Oct. 9, 1915, the Apostolic Faith Mission Church of God was incorporated in Mobile under Bishop Williams, who was also the general overseer of this church. Headquarters Ward’s Temple, 806 Muscogee Rd., Cantonment, FL 32533 Media Contact, Natl. Sunday School Supt., Bishop Thomas Brooks, 3298 Toney Dr., Decatur, GA 30032, Tel. (404)284-7596 Officers BOARD OF BISHOPS Presiding Bishop, Donice Brown, 2265 Welcome Cir., Cantonement, FL 32535, Tel. (904) 968-5225 Bishop John Crum, 4236 Jackson St., Birmingham, AL, 35217; Bishop Samuel Darden, 25 Taunton Ave., Hyde Park, MA 02136; Bishop James Truss, P.O. Box 495, Lincoln, AL, 35096; Bishop T.C. Tolbert, Jr., 768 Grayton Rd., Ohatchee, AL 36271; Bishop Thomas Brooks, 3298 Toney Drive, Decatur, GA. 30032, Tel: (404)284-7596, Fax: (404)284-7173; Bishop Johnny Cunningham, P.O.Box 472 Century, Fla. 32535, Tel: (850)256-2443; Bishop Wayne Smiley, 228 Seville Circle, Mary Ester, FL 32569 NATIONAL DEPARTMENTS Missionary Dept., Pres., Rosa Tolbert, 226 Elston Ave., Anniston, AL 36201 Youth Dept., Pres., Erma McClain, 600 Spencer Ave., Pensacola, FL 32514 Sunday School Dept., Supt., Thomas Brooks, 3298 Toney Dr., Decatur, GA 30032 Mother Dept., Pres., Mother Brenda Brooks, 3298 Toney Dr., Decatur, GA 30032 INTERNATIONAL DEPARTMENTS Monrovia, Liberia, Bishop Beter T. Nelson, Box 3646, Bush Rhode Island, Monrovia, Liberia Periodicals The Three-Fold Vision Apostolic Faith Mission of Portland, Oregon The Apostolic Faith Mission of Portland, Oregon, was founded in 1907. It had its beginning in the Latter Rain outpouring on Azusa Street in Los Angeles in 1906. Some of the main doctrines are justification by faith which is a spiritual new birth, as Jesus told Nicodemus and as Martin Luther proclaimed in the Great Reformation; sanctification, a second definite work of grace; the Wesleyan teaching of holiness; the baptism of the Holy Ghost as experienced on the Day of Pentecost and again poured out at the beginning of the Latter Rain revival in Los Angeles. Mrs. Florence L. Crawford, who had received the baptism of the Holy Ghost in Los Angeles, brought this Latter Rain message to Portland on Christmas Day 1906. It has spread to the world by means of literature which is still published and mailed everywhere without a subscription price. Collections are never taken in the meetings and the public is not asked for money. Camp meetings have been held annually in Portland, Oregon since 1907, with delegations coming from around the world. Missionaries from the Portland headquarters have established churches in Korea, Japan, the Philippines, Romania and many countries in Africa. Headquarters 6615 SE 52nd Ave., Portland, OR 97206, Tel. (503)777-1741 Fax (503)777-1743 Media Contact, Superintendent, Darrel D. LeeWebsite: www.apostolicfaith.org Officers President, Rev. Darrel D. Lee Periodicals Higher Way Apostolic Lutheran Church of America Organized in 1872 as the Solomon Korteniemi Lutheran Society, this Finnish body was 69 US RELIGIOUS BODIES
US RELIGIOUS BODIES incorporated in 1929 as the Finnish Apostolic Lutheran Church in America and changed its name to Apostolic Lutheran Church of America in 1962. This body stresses preaching the Word of God. There is an absence of liturgy and formalism in worship. A seminary education is not required of pastors. Being called by God to preach the Word is the chief requirement for clergy and laity. The church stresses personal absolution and forgiveness of sins, as practiced by Martin Luther, and the importance of bringing converts into God’s kingdom. Headquarters P.O. Box 2948 Battle Ground, WA 98604-2948 Media Contact, Secretary, Gary Bertham Website: www.apostolic-lutheran.org Officers Chairman, Wilfred Sikkila, 57 Ashby Road #2, New Ipswich, N.H. 03071 Treas., Ben Johnson, 98920 Keller Rd., Astoria, OR 97103 Secretary, Gary Bertham, 124 Binney Hill Road, New Ipswich, N.H. 03071 Periodicals Christian Monthly Apostolic Orthodox Catholic Church of North America The Christian Church was established by the Lord Jesus Christ and His Holy Apostles in Jerusalem in 33 A.D. From Jerusalem, the Church spread to other centers of the known world, including Constantinople (founded in 37 A.D.) and Kiev (45 AD.), founded by St. Andrew the First-Called Holy Apostle. In 864, missionary of the Church of Constantinople further extended the Orthodox Christian Faith in present-day Russia. In 988, Rus’ Prince Vladimir converted and declared Orthodoxy the State religion, while hundreds of thousands were baptized in the Dnieper River at Kiev. The resulting Russian Orthodox Church became the greatest safe-guard and body of Orthodox Christians in the world. The history of Holy Synod for the American Diaspora began in 1794 when Russian Orthodox Church missionaries established the first Orthodox mission on North American soil at present-day Kodiak, Alaska. Their missionary efforts continued down the Pacific coast in 1824, then across the whole continent. Being the canonical founder of Orthodox Christianity in North America, the Russian Orthodox Church maintained and presided over all Orthodox missions, churches, and Christians throughout North America without question or challenge for over 100 years. However, the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution which resulted in severe persecution and imprisonment of the Russian Orthodox Mother Church also resulted in the unrestrained rise of old-country nationalism and great ethnic turbulence between Orthodox Catholic Christians 70 and their churches in North America. They seperated and divided, often violently, along ethnic and nationalist lines with each creating their own oldworld ethnic administrations. The once long-held unity and single Orthodox Church canonical administration in North America was destroyed. The Holy Synod for the American Diaspora is canonically independent and indigenous to North America and comprised of bishops, clergy and faithful possessing unbroken Apostolic Succession since the time of Jesus Christ’s appointment of His Twelve Holy Apostles to the present day through American Orthodoxy’s Luminary and Defender, Russian Orthodox Prelate-Archbishop Aftimios Ofiesh of Blessed Memory. The Holy Synod for the American Diaspora maintains unquestionable, canonical Apostolic Succession passed on to its bishops through its Russian Orthodox Mother Church by Archbishop Aftimios Ofiesh, his succeeding Bishops Sophronios Beshara and Christopher Contogeorge, their legal successors and through consecrating support of such memorable Orthodox leaders as Russian Patriarchal Exarch of North America Metropolitan Benjamin Fedchenkov and and Albanian Orthodox Church Metropolitan Theophan Noli. In 1945, the Apostolic Succession and Canonicity of these bishops “and their successors” were declared in binding agreement to be unquestionable, valid, authentic and independent by the Orthodox Church Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constanti-nople, and recognition was furthermore attested to in 1951. English-speaking and non-ethnic restrictive, the Holy Synod for the American Diaspora’s further validity is evidenced by its life, mind, discourse and teaching all being governed and directed in accordance with the Sacred Canons of the Most Ancient Holy Orthodox Catholic Church. The Holy Synod for the American Diaspora embraces the ideals and theology of Orthodoxy and freedom which Archbishop Aftimios Ofiesh stood for, taught and passed on by selfless devotion and love for Christ and His Church, and by his personal example. Headquarters Holy Synod for the American Diaspora, P.O. Box 346, Seward, NE 68434, Tel. (503)375-6175 Media Contact, Most Rev. Aftimios (L. Sinclair), Vice-Presiding Archbishop, 4696 Horseshoe Court SE, Salem, OR 97301; Tel (575)375-6175 Email: synod@oldorthodox.org/bastimii@aol.com Officers Archbishop, Most Rev. Mar Melchizedek The Secretary of the Synod, Most. Rev. Bishop Aftimios Synod of Bishops, Most Rev. Bishop Spyridon, Most Rev. Bishop Valerian, Most Rev. Bishop Maximus SEMINARY St Elias School of Orthodox Theology, P.O. Box 346, Seward, NE 68434, Tel. (402)643-9365
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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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Page 31 and 32: US COOPERATIVE ORGANIZATIONS Africa
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Page 41 and 42: US COOPERATIVE ORGANIZATIONS Media
Page 43 and 44: US COOPERATIVE ORGANIZATIONS regist
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Page 47 and 48: US COOPERATIVE ORGANIZATIONS Church
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Page 59 and 60: US RELIGIOUS BODIES James E. McCoy,
Page 61 and 62: US RELIGIOUS BODIES Editor, Women
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Page 75 and 76: US RELIGIOUS BODIES unity of all be
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Page 81 and 82: US RELIGIOUS BODIES the area during
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Page 89 and 90: US RELIGIOUS BODIES Christian Refor
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Page 95 and 96: US RELIGIOUS BODIES Bible, includin
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Page 105 and 106: US RELIGIOUS BODIES Samuel McAdow,
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US RELIGIOUS BODIES Oakland City Un
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US RELIGIOUS BODIES His Eminence Me
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US RELIGIOUS BODIES Headquarters Me
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US RELIGIOUS BODIES evangelizing th
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US RELIGIOUS BODIES Headquarters Pr
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US RELIGIOUS BODIES Synods. The lit
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US RELIGIOUS BODIES Officers Pres.,
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US RELIGIOUS BODIES has been engage
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US RELIGIOUS BODIES Periodicals The
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US RELIGIOUS BODIES Headquarters P.
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US RELIGIOUS BODIES Officers Gen. T
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US RELIGIOUS BODIES Christian Educa
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US RELIGIOUS BODIES federation with
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US RELIGIOUS BODIES the Reformed he
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US RELIGIOUS BODIES Officers Bishop
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US RELIGIOUS BODIES emphasizes bein
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US RELIGIOUS BODIES Headquarters 12
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US RELIGIOUS BODIES Michigan, Micha
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US RELIGIOUS BODIES of unity by a r
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US RELIGIOUS BODIES gations in the
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US RELIGIOUS BODIES Wider Church Mi
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US RELIGIOUS BODIES Birmingham Epis
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US RELIGIOUS BODIES Officers GENERA
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US RELIGIOUS BODIES Religious Bodie
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US RELIGIOUS BODIES National Associ
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CANADIAN RELIGIOUS BODIES matters o
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CANADIAN RELIGIOUS BODIES Canadian
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CANADIAN RELIGIOUS BODIES CORRESPON
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CANADIAN RELIGIOUS BODIES The first
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CANADIAN RELIGIOUS BODIES Headquart
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CANADIAN RELIGIOUS BODIES upon conf
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CANADIAN RELIGIOUS BODIES General C
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CANADIAN RELIGIOUS BODIES Mennonite
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CANADIAN RELIGIOUS BODIES The Pente
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CANADIAN RELIGIOUS BODIES Media Con
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CANADIAN RELIGIOUS BODIES leaders,
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CANADIAN RELIGIOUS BODIES and Centr
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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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Muslim American Society 6408 Edsal
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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 Major Activiti
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US ECUMENICAL BODIES Exec. Dir., Pa
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US ECUMENICAL BODIES Clustering; De
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US ECUMENICAL BODIES Violence-Ecume
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US ECUMENICAL BODIES Major Activiti
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US ECUMENICAL BODIES Easter Dawn Se
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US ECUMENICAL BODIES STAFF: Coordin
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US ECUMENICAL BODIES Treas., Ms. Sh
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US ECUMENICAL BODIES Northeast Emer
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US ECUMENICAL BODIES Exec. Dir., Re
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US ECUMENICAL BODIES Treas., George
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US ECUMENICAL BODIES San Antonio Co
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US ECUMENICAL BODIES Exec. Dir., Ja
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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 Erskine Theological S
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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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CANADIAN SEMINARIES United Theologi
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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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