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...on 16 March 1912.<ref name="Xi">{{cite book|author=Lian Xi|title=Redeemed by Fire: The Rise of Popular Christianity in Modern China|url=https://books.go ...entist Church|Seventh Day Adventist]], or [[Mainline Protestant|mainline]] churches. Many of these new converts would take on new names, including Zhang Dianju ...

{{Short description|Protestant church in Armenia}} | main_classification = [[Eastern Protestant Christianity|Eastern Protestant]] ...

...he anonymous work by [[Michael Servetus|Miguel Serveto]] and similar works by an Italian professor [[Matteo Gribaldi]], Piotr of Goniądz converted to [[P ...]]s of his time. Invited to [[Węgrów]], Piotr became the head of the local Protestant commune and one of the most notable leaders of the [[Calvinism|Calvinist]] ...

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...in New York City, the son of Alanson Briggs and Sarah Mead Berrian. He was excommunicated from the [[Presbyterian Church in the United States of America|Presbyterian In 1892 Briggs was tried for [[heresy]] by the presbytery of New York, including [[John James McCook (professor)|James ...

...ponses. English addressed some of the criticisms and controversies caused by his first book in a second tract, "A Letter to the Reverend Mr. Cary," as w ...ted <ref>Islam and ‘Scientific Religion’ in the United States before 1935, by Patrick D. Bowen, " In the 1820s, George Bethune English, a Harvard-educate ...

...t. Elizabeth's [[Gymnasium (Germany)|Gymnasium]] in [[Breslau]], sponsored by local pietist and pastor [[Johann Ephraim Scheibel]], rector of the gymnasi ...rned [[Evangelical Lutheran State Church of Saxony]]. He came under attack by the rationalist pastors for his confessional and orthodox stand. Stephan co ...

...a where the Trappists were invited to establish a monastery in the diocese by [[Mathias Loras]], [[Bishop of Dubuque]]. After resigning as prior, Smyth a ...arrive in Dubuque until April, 1857. On May 9, 1857, Smyth was consecrated by [[Peter Richard Kenrick]], [[Archbishop of St. Louis]]. [[John Henni]], [[R ...

{{Short description|English Protestant martyr (c.1510–1555)}} .../n61 59]}}</ref> (about 1510 – 9 February 1555) was an [[England|English]] Protestant martyr during the [[Marian Persecutions]]. ...

...iondeathdyi0000unse/page/13 13]|quote=Cremation had been banned officially by Emperor Charlemagne in 789 as a capital offense and was generally perceived ...e of the first such was set up in [[Manchester]] in 1892, closely followed by [[Maryhill]], [[Glasgow]], in 1895. An [[Act of Parliament]] in the UK ''fo ...

| name = Lutheran Churches of the Reformation | main_classification = [[Protestant]] ...

| main_classification = Protestant | merger = Presbyterian Churches of the Australian six states ...

...s a [[scholar]], [[priest]], and [[Theology|theologian]]. He is considered by the [[Catholic Church]] to have been an [[antipope]] between 251 and 258.<r ...]] and wished to return, and the issue of [[penance]]. Consecrated as pope by three bishops in 251, he adopted a more rigorous position than the establis ...

...emselves generically as "Churches of God" or sometimes as the "Sabbatarian Churches of God". Some refer to them as [[Armstrongism|Armstrongites]], a term which ...nental Church of God]]; Christian Educational Ministries (Ronald L. Dart); Churches of God Outreach Ministries(CGOM) ...

{{for multi|the album by True Widow|Circumambulation (album)|the New York avant-garde bookshop|The S ...her than even number of times. Circumambulatory walking around the shrine, by keeping time, is a common form of Hindu prayer. The ambulatory pathway made ...

...urch of Christ, Scientist]], led to her eventually being [[excommunication|excommunicated]] from the church on charges of [[insubordination]] and of [[heresy|false t ...as her going on stage in immodest dress, and was particularly "mortified" by her at least once "imitating a Negro playing on a banjo."<ref name=gill/>{{ ...

...c Church of the Netherlands]]<ref name="UUpage139">{{cite web|title=Member Churches|website=utrechter-union.org|location=Utrecht, NL|publisher=Utrechter Union ...former member church of the {{abbr|UU|Union of Utrecht of the Old Catholic Churches}}.}} ...

|era = [[Reformation|Protestant Reformation]] ...ty of Wittenberg]] chancellor, a contemporary of [[Martin Luther]] and a [[Protestant reformer|reformer]] of the early [[Reformation]]. ...

...en from among the priests in the Catholic Church. Among [[Eastern Catholic Churches]], which permit married priests, bishops must be widowers or unmarried. Cat ...s considered valid. In [[Eastern Catholic Churches]], confirmation is done by parish priests via the rite of [[chrismation]], and is usually administered ...

...om is based on the belief that the Gospel of Jesus Christ must be promoted by recognizing the free expression of the gifts of the Spirit as a viable part ...d members; and the officers appointed by Christ to be chosen and set apart by the church (so called and gathered), for the peculiar administration of ord ...