Christian Denominations Byzantine Catholic church. Calvary Chapel Calvinist Canadian evangelical Meet 1000 s single Christians men and women worldwide Always 100% free NOW! http://www.fusion101.com/articles/christian-denominations/denominations.htm
Presbyterian & Reformed Churches As the Canadian Reformed churches move into the 21th century, they are continuing The free church of Scotland is an evangelical, Presbyterian church. http://www.ecumenism.net/denom/reformed.htm
Extractions: var title_fr = 'Les églises réformées et calvinistes'; Note: many United / Uniting Churches have Presbyterian precursors. Links to the new church bodies are found in the United / Uniting Churches links page. For further information on Reformed churches, see the Reformed Online site. For a concentration on the Dutch Reformed tradition, see Reformed.net International Conference of Reformed Churches (ICRC) "Iona is a small island off the west coast of Scotland, where in 563 Columba founded a Celtic monastery that was very influential in its own times. In the middle ages it was the site of a Benedictine abbey and over the centuries has attracted many thousands of people on their own pilgrim journeys. The Iona Community, founded in 1938 by the Rev George MacLeod, then a parish minister in Glasgow is an ecumenical Christian community that is committed to seeking new ways of living the Gospel in today's world. Initially this purpose was expressed through the rebuilding of the monastic quarters of the mediaeval abbey on Iona and pursued in mission and ministry throughout Scotland and beyond. The Community today remains committed to: rebuilding the common life, through working for social and political change, striving for the renewal of the church with an ecumenical emphasis, and exploring new more inclusive approaches to worship, all based on an integrated understanding of spirituality."
Extractions: 10 Minute religion/church test is based on research since Discover the top 10 religions ( of 99 ) that correspond to your exact color signature. ( See list below This test will tell you which religions match your personality. Click Here for the Religion/Church Test. Aboriginal Dreamtime Adidam African Methodist Episcopal African Religions Afro-Brazilian Religions Afro-Caribbean Religions Agnosticism - The belief that there can be no proof either that God exists or that God does not exist. American Baptist Churches USA Amish - An orthodox Anabaptist sect that separated from the Mennonites Anabaptist - believed in the separation of church from state, and in simplicity of life. Anglican - A member of the Church of England Anglican Catholic Church Animism - the doctrine that all natural objects and the universe itself have souls Assemblies of God Atheism - The doctrine that there is no God or gods. Bahá'í Faith Baptist - the separation of church and state, and in baptism of voluntary conscious believers. Baptist Bible Fellowship Buddhism - right conduct, wisdom, and meditation releases one from desire
All In The Family - Christianity.ca Gospel churches (AGC), the evangelical Missionary church, the evangelical Freechurch and the Fellowship of evangelical Baptists in canada (FEBC). http://www.christianity.ca/church/history/2004/06.000.html
Extractions: T The group encompasses a wide spectrum of values. At the same time, various aspects of belief or practice running across the tapestry are more important to many Evangelicals than are denominational packages. Thus an overview of common values has been included to give another view of the whole. Denominational clusters Mainstream Evangelicals: In his book These Evangelical Churches of Ours, The group encompasses a wide spectrum of values. Among the Baptists, for example, those with the FEBC consider themselves more conservative than do those associated with CBM. On Scripture, the FEBC would be more allied with the inerrancy view (verbal inspiration, word by word) and CBM churches with the infallibility view (in essence the Word of God). The former group does not ordain women as elders or senior pastors; the latter does. With few exceptions, both require members to be baptized on profession of faith as youths or adults. Chinese congregations are generally conservative and moderately Calvinistic, said John Kao, general director of the Association of Chinese Evangelical Churches.
SermonAudio.com - Tottenville Evangelical Free Church The Tottenville evangelical free church is located on the southwestern end ofStaten Island. We are a church made up of people with a vision to spread a http://www.sermonaudio.com/source_detail.asp?sourceid=tefcsi
ElectronicChurch.org The evangelical free church of America Email president@efca.org Yearbook ofAmerican and Canadian churches and National Council of the churches of http://www.electronicchurch.org/YBlisting.html
Evangelical Covenant Church: Information From Answers.com evangelical Covenant church The evangelical Covenant church ( ECC ) is an Colleges and universities of Chicago evangelical free church of America http://www.answers.com/topic/evangelical-covenant-church
Extractions: showHide_TellMeAbout2('false'); Business Entertainment Games Health ... More... On this page: Wikipedia Mentioned In Or search: - The Web - Images - News - Blogs - Shopping Evangelical Covenant Church Wikipedia Evangelical Covenant Church The Evangelical Covenant Church ECC ) is an evangelical Christian denomination with a Lutheran historical-theological background. Swedish Lutheran immigrants founded the Swedish Evangelical Mission Covenant of America (now ECC) on February 20 in Chicago, Illinois A pietistic religious awakening swept through Sweden around the middle of the 19th century . Out of this awakening and reformation came the Swedish Mission Covenant Church in . The state church discouraged and often persecuted the gathering of these believers. It was people from this movement that emigrated to America and formed the Swedish Evangelical Mission Covenant of America . Early leaders (Frans-Gustav Petersson-Haggquist, 1843-1936; Axel E. Karlson, 1858-1910; David Nyvall, 1863-1946; P.P. Waldenstr¶m 1838-1917, et al.) desired to create a voluntary covenant of churches that were committed to sharing the Gospel of Jesus , as well as provide means for ministerial training. The name was changed to the
Church Web Page Application Form With this form you may apply for a free Web page. Congregational, Episcopal,evangelical free church, Foursquare Gospel church, Interdenominational http://netministries.org/appform.html
Extractions: Devotions ... Additional Services Application Process With this form you may apply for a FREE Web page. Click here to see a sample! If you want Net Ministries to automatically create a page from the information you enter continue on, but if you know HTML and wish to design the free page yourself then click here After reviewing your submission, Net Ministries will automatically generate a Web page with your information in it. Once you complete the form, no further effort on your part is required. You may, however, make changes to your page at any time through the Web. The process for doing so will be described when we approve your application. As a Christian organization chartered to provide a service to other Christian organizations we need to know that your organization holds traditional Christian beliefs. Before proceeding please check this button indicating your organization's beliefs are reflected in one of the oldest and most universally accepted creeds, the Apostles' Creed
Cdnarchitect.com - Canadian Architect - 9/7/2005 Printer Friendly Version. Canadian Architect, December 2004. Awards of Excellence2004 Vancouver Chinese evangelical free church http://www.cdnarchitect.com/issues/ISarticle.asp?id=159228&story_id=51644115308&
Adherents.com Yearbook of American Canadian churches 1993. Abingdon Press Nashville,Tenn (1993); pg. Listed in table as evangelical free church of America. http://www.adherents.com/Na/Na_278.html
Anglicans Online | Churches Not 'in The Communion' A traditional continuation of the Anglican church of canada, which upholds and Saint Alcuin House (The Communion of evangelical Episcopal churches) http://anglicansonline.org/communion/nic.html
Extractions: Anglicans Online News Resources Basics ... Worldwide Anglicanism Anglican Dioceses and Parishes New this Week News Centre A to Z Start Here ... Official Publications B The Bible B B B B B Help support AO B B B B B B B This page last updated 31 July 2005 Anglicans Online last updated (none) THE CHURCHES LISTED HERE are not 'in the communion'. That means that they are not part of the Anglican Communion. To be part of it, a church must have a formal relation with the See of Canterbury. It is entirely possible for a church to be in full communion with the Anglican Church without being in the Anglican Communion. It is also entirely possible for a church to be completely Anglican in heritage and origin, but for it not to be in communion with the See of Canterbury. Many of the churches listed below refer to themselves as 'continuing churches'. By this they mean that they are continuing with some characteristic or characteristics that some Canterbury-communion churches have chosen not to continue. You will often see the term 'the continuum' to refer to the collection of churches that have broken away from Canterbury in order to do what they see as continue the old traditions. In order to have an Anglican church in valid apostolic succession, one needs to have one bishop whose consecration is through an Anglican origin. While that bishop may have been consecrated in the Anglican church, he or she has no obligation to remain administratively part of it. Each of these churches listed on this page has at least one independent bishop, and has a compelling reason for not being part of the Canterbury communion.
Denominations Directory Canadian evangelical Christian churches (Official); Catholic churches Click The evangelical free church of America (Unofficial) - Click HERE for http://www.hqda.army.mil/chaplain/Pentagon2004/Linksdenominations.htm
Extractions: Search Denominations /Church Affiliations The designation (Official) and (Unofficial) refer to the page/site status with respect to the denomination, to the best of our knowledge, and not the denomination. To search for churches by denomination by area: A.M.E. A.M.E. Zion Anglican Assemblies of God Baptist/American Baptist Baptist/Free Will Baptist Baptist/Southern Baptist Baptist/Other Bible Church Catholic Charismatic Episcopal Church Christian Church/DOC Christian Methodist Episcopal Church/CME Christian Reformed/CRC Church of Christ/COC Church of God/Anderson Church of God/Cleveland Church of God in Christ Congregational Episcopal Evangelical Free Church Foursquare Gospel Church Interdenominational International Council of Community Churches Jesus Fellowship Lutheran/ELCA Lutheran/LCMS Lutheran/WELS Mennonite Nazarene Non-denominational Orthodox Pentecostal Presbyterian Reformed/RCA Salvation Army United Methodist United Church of Canada United Church of Christ Uniting (Australia, NZ, etc.) Vineyard Wesleyan A. M. E. Church - Click
The Black Church In Canada Supported by the free church and managed by the Elgin Association (a stock company At first, Blackinitiated churches in Upper canada were interracial http://www.mcmaster.ca/mjtm/1-5.htm
Extractions: Denise Gillard In his book, Reconstructing The Black Image, Gordon de la Mothe states, "Religion plays a large part in the life of Black people all over the world." As we begin our discussion, a few words of clarification are needed. First, this paper is a very preliminary survey of the evolution of the Black Church in Canada. Unlike the authors of We're Rooted Here and They Can't Pull us Up: Essays in African Canadian History, I don't feel as if I have even scratched the surface. Primary source material is not easily accessed and the struggle to produce and catalogue secondary material is itself a new and challenging venture of Black Canadian scholars. Most notably, there are fundamental differences between the writing and study of Black History in Canada and the United States, respectively. While the United States has long acknowledged Black history as a legitimate field of historical inquiry, the Black historical presence in Canada on several levels has yet to be acknowledged. The ramifications of this lack for the student of church history is at times overwhelming.
History Of The Free Church Of Scotland In Toronto In 1928 the people, most of whom had belonged to the free church in In 1977he became our first (and so far only) Canadian Minister, serving until 1992. http://www.reformed.com/epcc/epcchist.htm
Extractions: By the providence of God, the Free Church of Scotland, as the predominant form of Presbyterian Christianity in mid-nineteenth century Canada, had a profound impact on Toronto and what became Ontario. But in 1875 the four branches of Presbyterianism in Canada joined together. Thereafter, although the Free Church heritage continued to manifest itself, the Free Church as a distinct body ceased in Canada. Mr. MacKenzie served diligently through the 1920s and well into the 1930s. From time to time, ministers and students of the Free Church came to Toronto (as well as to nascent congregations in Fort William (now Thunder Bay), Vancouver and Detroit), at the invitation of our grateful predecessors in this place, to conduct services and otherwise provide encouragement. Throughout this period, the Colonial Committee of the Free Church kept a watchful and sympathetic eye and assisted as it was able. The seriousness with which these men and women took their responsibilities directed by passages like Deut. 12:32 and chapter 21.1 of the Westminster Confession is clearly shown by the terms of the trust under which the trustees took the property (and under which our trustees today continue to hold our property). For example, the sixth condition of the trust is:
Extractions: Home Page Charities and Ministries Devotions Churches ... Additional Services Denominations Directory Denominations / Church Affiliations The designation (Official) and (Unofficial) refer to the page/site status with respect to the denomination, to the best of our knowledge, and not the denomination. To search for churches by denomination by area: A.M.E. A.M.E. Zion Anglican Assemblies of God Baptist/American Baptist Baptist/Free Will Baptist Baptist/Southern Baptist Baptist/Other Bible Church Catholic Charismatic Episcopal Church Christian Church/DOC Christian Methodist Episcopal Church/CME Christian Reformed/CRC Church of Christ/COC Church of God/Anderson Church of God/Cleveland Church of God in Christ Congregational Episcopal Evangelical Free Church Foursquare Gospel Church Interdenominational International Council of Community Churches Jesus Fellowship Lutheran/ELCA Lutheran/LCMS Lutheran/WELS Mennonite Nazarene Non-denominational Orthodox Pentecostal Presbyterian Reformed/RCA Salvation Army United Methodist United Church of Canada United Church of Christ Uniting (Australia, NZ, etc.)
