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Moravian Memories - East Side Moravian Church
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The United Church, Los Alamos, NM
Affiliated with American Baptist Churches USA, the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), the moravian church, Presbyterian Church (USA), the Reformed Church in America, and the United Church of Christ. Site includes contact information, calendar of events, and newsletter.
http://www.losalamos.org/unchla

Extractions: send us an email at UCoffice@losalamos.org Upcoming Worship Themes: 31 Mar: "There and Back Again" is the title of Kathleen Logan's sermon this day as she explores the journey Jonah took when both inside and outside the whale. The book of Jonah serves as the scriptural text. Report of the Youth Task Force 24 Feb 2003
The Great Kills Moravian Church
Staten Island, New York. Contact information, Sunday schedule, weekly schedule.
http://www.moraviansi.com/greatkills.htm

Extractions: Study Groups... Fellowship Time... Open Communion... Lovefeasts The Great Kills Church has been welcoming visitors since 1886. Its charming, small-town atmosphere creates a fine quality-of-life feeling one that is further reflected in its fellowship and mission services. The church is situated directly in the midst of the community, and is handicapped accessible. All people are welcome to visit The Great Kills Moravian Church for Sunday services.
Welcome To Moravian College
Coeducational, selective liberal arts college located in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.Category Society Religion and Spirituality moravian church Moravian to construct Pedestrian Island on Main Street. Class cancellations andthe Moravian weather hotline, Job opportunities available at Moravian College,
http://www.moravian.edu/
Moravian College -- Priscilla Payne Hurd Campus
5. Central moravian church. Location of the College Vespers services. MoravianCollege Buildings. 5. Central moravian church (1803)*, 6. Gemein House (1742)*.
http://www.moravian.edu/campusMaps/southBuildings/church.htm

Extractions: 5. Central Moravian Church Location of the College Vespers services. Moravian College Buildings Hurd Center for Music and Art a. Foy Concert Hall b. Payne Art Gallery c. South Hall (Art) d. 1867 Chapel Building - Peter Hall e. West Hall (Music) f. Single Brethren's House (1748, Music) Main Hall - Residence Frueauff House - President's House Hotel Bethlehem ... Day House * Building belonging to the Moravian Church Parking Lots U 24-hour lot This official Moravian page is maintained by webmaster@moravian.edu
The New Dorp Moravian Church
Staten Island, New York. Contact information, Sunday schedule, weekly calendar.
http://www.moraviansi.com/newdorp.htm

Extractions: Study Groups... Fellowship Time... Open Communion... Lovefeasts Established in 1763, "New Dorp" was Staten Island's first Moravian Church. Memorably set in the midst of the historic Moravian Cemetery, the church has an inspiring, vast quality, with a 400 - person capacity. "New Dorp" gives its congregation members worship but one that is as warm as it is majestic. All people are welcome to visit the New Dorp Moravian Church for Sunday services. "Ours is a scripturally grounded, spiritually alive Church, growing in Christ to reach out in love to the community."
Moravian Church Northern Province Home Page
moravian church Northern Province. congregations serving Christ togetherand in their community. East Hills moravian church. VISION STATEMENT.
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Extractions: Upper Marlboro St. Paul's Moravian Church The Moravian Church Northern Province is a vital agent of reconciliation in a world yearning for the good news of Jesus Christ. We are an interconnected body of dynamic and growing churches embracing the diversity of all Gods creation. Our mission is listening, discerning and responding to the spiritual, emotional and physical needs of people in the places in which we minister. These servant churches, both formal and informal, are Christ-centered and are led by competent clergy and gifted laity who are equipped and empowered to embody the love of Jesus Christ through a life of faithful discipleship. The Province and Districts exist to empower the congregations to pursue ministries in an ever-changing world, and remain open to new models for leadership and ministry so that the church is poised to reach out and respond to the issues facing Gods world. At all levels, locally and globally, the church cooperates with other Christian entities to proclaim Christ and witness to Gods redeeming action through Jesus Christ.
Moravian Church 2002 Unity Synod Newsletter
moravian church Northern Province. moravian church 2002 Unity Synod PressReleases. moravian church Unity Synod Held in Bethlehem, PA, USA.
http://www.mcnp.org/unity_synod/General_Information/Unity_Synod_Press_Releases.a

Extractions: Home Unity Synod Churches For the first time since 1957 Bethlehem, PA, was the host location of the Unity Synod of the Moravian Church. The Unity Synod took place August 7 through August 20, 2002, at Moravian College. This synod, or general business meeting, is held every 7 years at different locations throughout the world and will have representatives present from the 19 provinces of the Moravian Unity. Some of these provinces include Alaska, Czech Republic, Eastern West Indies, European Continental, Great Britain and Ireland, Honduras, Jamaica, Managua, Nicaragua, Southern Africa, Suriname, and Tanzania, just to name a few. Also included in the provincial list of attendees are the Northern and Southern Provinces of the Moravian Church in North America, headquartered in Bethlehem, PA, and Winston-Salem, NC. Other affiliated provinces include Costa Rica, Guyana, and Labrador. For a complete list of attendees, click here Rev. Burke Johnson, outgoing Provincial Elders' Conference President, Northern Province, emphasized the importance of this event by saying, "the leadership of our provinces has been looking forward to coming to Bethlehem for this meeting for several years, especially since it hasn't been held here since the mid nineteen fifties. The last Unity Synod was held in Tanzania in 1995."
Moravian Church, Southern Province
at Wait Chapel (3pm). © 2001 moravian church in America, SouthernProvince. All Rights Reserved. Designed by GhostWriters, Inc.
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Extractions: Attend the Lenten Days of Prayer services. Special music, lovefeast, and luncheons provided on certain days. See the Daily Devotional Prayers for help in focusing your prayer time during the Lent season and beyond. Are you interested in the Moravian ministry ? Browse through several documents that explain how to become a ministerial candidate, move within Moravian provinces, or move from another denomination. Read the Provincial Ties newsletter for all the latest happenings. Don't miss another special event or provincial meeting! Check the Provincial calendar for this month's calendar. Year-end forms, the Worship Resource Manual, The Ground of the Unity, The Moravian Covenant for Christian Living, and more are provided
The Moravian Church, Southern Province
Our Origins. For more than four centuries the moravian church has proclaimedthe gospel in all parts of the world. moravian church Established.
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Extractions: Our Origins For more than four centuries the Moravian Church has proclaimed the gospel in all parts of the world. Its influence has far exceeded its numbers as it has cooperated with religious faiths on every continent. Proud of its heritage and firm in its faith, the Moravian Church ministers to people wherever they are. The name Moravian identifies that this historic church had its origin in ancient Bohemia and Moravia in what is present-day Czechoslovakia. In the mid-ninth century these countries converted to Christianity chiefly through the influence of two Greek Orthodox missionaries, Cyril and Methodius. They translated the Bible into the common language and introduced a national church ritual. In the centuries that followed, Bohemia and Moravia gradually fell under the ecclesiastical jurisdiction of Rome, but some of the Czech people protested. Standard Bearer of Protestantism Actually the Moravian Church is recognized as the Standard Bearer of Protestantism. The church's first members were the forerunners of what became known as the Protestant Reformation. They were the followers of the great preacher and educator John Hus (1369-1415). Hus was dean of the philosophical faculty of the University of Prague and was twice elected Rector of the University.
Friedberg Moravian Church
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Crosswalk.com
Bargain Center. Home History AD History of the moravian church A Historyof the moravian church. Book One The Bohemian Brethren. 1457-1673.
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Extractions: Title Author/Artist ISBN Keywords In: Christianbook.com Bibles Bible Accessories Bible Study Guides ... AD History of the Moravian Church A History of the Moravian Church Book One - The Bohemian Brethren. 1457-1673 Chapter 1 The Rising Storm Chapter 2 The Burning of Hus. July 6th, 1415 Chapter 3 The Welter. 1415-1434 Chapter 4 Peter of Chelcic. 1419-1450 Chapter 5 Gregory the Patriarch and the Society at Kunwald. 1457-1472 Chapter 6 Luke of Prague and the High Church Reaction. 1473-1530 Chapter 7 The Brethren at Home. Chapter 8 John Augusta and His Policy. 1531-1548 Chapter 9 The Brethren in Poland. 1548-1570 Chapter 10 The Martyr Bishop. 1548-1560 Chapter 11 The Last Days of Augusta. 1560-1572 Chapter 12 The Golden Age. 1572-1603 Chapter 13 The Letter of Majesty. 1603-1609 Chapter 14 The Downfall. 1609-1621 Chapter 15 The Day of Blood at Prague. June 21st, 1621
Home Page Of The Bruderheim Moravian Church
A Protestant Congregation Serving Christ in the Community Since 1895 Click hereto link to Moravian.org. In essentials, unity. In nonessentials, liberty.
http://www.connect.ab.ca/~bmc/
Project Gutenberg Edition Of A History Of The Moravian Church (1909 Edition)
Project Gutenberg Presents. A History of the moravian church (1909edition). by Joseph Edmund Hutton. Project Gutenberg Release 2099
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Raleigh Moravian Church - 1816 Ridge Road, Raleigh, NC 27607-6704
The mission statement of Raleigh moravian church Called by God as the Body of Christ,we, the Raleigh moravian church, a family of believers, worship, teach
http://www.raleighmoravian.org/

Extractions: This series will be offered to the adults in the congregation. Bethel is designed to make the Bible user-friendly to all members of the congregation. Concepts are taught through lecture, reading assignments, and colorful posters are used to retain information. No matter your level of biblical expertise, you will gain insight into Gods actions and intentions as revealed in the Scripture. Please see the January 2003 newsletter for details about class content and start dates and times.
Raleigh Moravian Church, Copyright Information
Copyright information. © 2003, Raleigh moravian church. All rights reserved. Search. TheRaleigh moravian church Website team. © 2003, Raleigh moravian church.
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The Uhrichsville Moravian Church Homepage
The. First moravian church. of. Uhrichsville. 315 North Water Street. Sitedonated by Jason Cannon. moravian church Cat's Meow ©1999 The Cat's Meow.
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Extractions: The First Moravian Church of Uhrichsville 315 North Water Street Uhrichsville, Ohio 44683-1846 Regular Sunday Activities September-May Sunday School 9:15 - 10:15 AM Worship Service 10:30 AM Summer Worship Service 9:30 AM A message from our Pastor What is a Moravian? How to find us Contact us! The very beginning... On October 24, 1874, a small group of people met in the home of Edmund G. Helwig and organized the Uhrichsville Moravian congregation. Thirty-three men and women comprised this charter membership. The first pastor arrived on January 1, 1875. The stone church, where we still worship today, is a testament to the faith, foresight, and industry of those first members. and today... We have just finished celebrating our 125th Anniversary. Our congregation has grown to include over 115 members. Site donated by Jason Cannon Moravian Church Cat's Meow ©1999 The Cat's Meow
Reading Moravian Church
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New Philadelphia Moravian Church: Index
Hutton's History of the moravian church OnLine! The moravian church Web-Site,www.moravian.org is now distributing the Moravian Daily Texts by email.
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Extractions: Br. Dave Marcus preaching his first sermon as a presbyter. A sermon preached by the Rev. Marcus on Sunday, March 23, 2003. Click on the title to read. Attaboy Abraham! Hope against Hope A sermon preached by Dr. Green on Sunday, March 16, 2003. Click on the title to read. Bishop Sapp's Sermon This sermon was preached by the Rt. Rev. Lane Sapp on the occasion of the consecration to presbyter of the Rev. David Allen Marcus, Jr. Click on the title to read. Follow the link above to read the pastor's sermon for February the 16th, 2003. Follow the link above to the Elizabeth Windsor Scholarship Application. Print it out and return it by April 11th. The Scholarship is open to rising seniors, and first year college or vocational school students who are under 25 years old. All applicants should be members of the New Philadelphia Moravian Church. Click the title of this article to download the Lenten Schedule of events for 2003 in PDF format. Many thanks to Paula Chrysson for this beautiful brochure. Don't forget to print copies for your friends. If you don't have the free Acrobat PDF Reader, click here to get a copy directly from Adobe. Save it to your desktop, and double-click the file to launch the installation process. PDF is short for Portable Document Format. It is usable on all kinds of computers, and is a great way to exchange files. NPMC.Org will be using this format more and more.
Short Intro To The Moravian Church
So commenced the line of bishops in our moravian church. The moravian churchand Martin Luther. The Renewed moravian church The Carpenter and the Count.
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Extractions: This introduction is being continually revised and updated by Dr. Worth Green. Most of the HTML links are active, but they are constantly being updated with the rest of the text and one or two may lead nowhere. Links ending in an " " lead off site. This material is posted so that interested readers may offer constructive criticism. Please send any suggestions you may have to: Editor@EverydayCounselor.com Unitas Fratrum is the ancient name by which the Moravian Church was first known. It is a Latin phrase meaning, Unity of Brethren . World-wide, it is still our official name. We are called Moravians because the church got its start in Moravia and Bohemia The history of the Moravian Church is usually divided into two eras: 1) the time of the Ancient Unity which sprung to life in Moravia and Bohemia after the martyrdom of John Hus ; and 2) the time of the Renewed Church which flourished in Germany after a party of religious refugees found a safe haven on the estate of Count Zinzendorf The desire to spread the Gospel carried the Moravian Church literally "…around the world."

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