Holiness Church

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Methodist Episcopal Church - Divisions and Mergers
... Evangelical Association merged to form the Evangelical United Brethren Church, and then with the Methodist Church to form the United Methodist Church. 1793 The first recognized split from the Methodist Episcopal Church was led by a preacher named James O'Kelly who wanted clergy to be free to refuse to serve where the bishop ... Methodists," later called simply the Christian Church or Christian Connection, that through its successors eventually became part of the United Church of Christ ...
Juji Nakada - Biographical Details - Japan Holiness Church (1928-1936)
... In 1928 the Japan Holiness Church gained full independence from the OMS ... Bays 486) Nakada was able to say "Our Holiness Church is, of course, not an agency of the European church, but a genuine Japanese church." (Dicker 159) The church had been truly indigenous ...
Christian Denominational Families - Protestantism - Pentecostalism
... denominations#Oneness Pentecostalism Assemblies of God Church of God (Cleveland, Tennessee) Church of God of Prophecy Apostolic Church (denomination) Elim Pentecostal Church New Life Churches ...
World Gospel Mission - History (1910-2008) - Mission Fields - Honduras (1944)
... Later that year, the WGM churches in Honduras were incorporated as the Honduras Holiness Church (Iglesia Evangélica de Santidad en Honduras) "under a ... Based on the agreement, WGM and the national church would work in partnership with the ultimate goal of Honduran Holiness Church becoming self-governing ... As of 2004, Honduran Holiness Church was composed of approximately 200 churches with a combined membership of roughly 25,000 people located throughout the country ...
Conservative Holiness Movement - Denominations
... Wesleyan Methodist Church (Allegheny Conference) Bible Holiness Church Bible Methodist Connection of Churches Bible Missionary Church Central Yearly Meeting ...

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