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The Exotic Plant: A History of the Moravian Church in Britain, 1742-2000 by Geoffrey Stead, Margaret Stead, 2004-05

A history of the missions of the Moravian church,: During the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, by J. Taylor Hamilton, 1901

Memorials Of The Moravian Church V1 (1870) by Willliam C. Reichel, 2007-10-17

History of the Moravian Church: The Story of the First International Protestant Church by Edward Langton, 1956

Hymnal and Liturgies of the Moravian Church (Unitas Fratrum) by No Author, 1949

Daily Texts of the Moravian Church by Moravian Church, 1968

Customs and Pratices of the Moravian Church by Adelaide L Fries, 1973

J. C. S. Mason. The Moravian Church and the Missionary Awakening in England 1760-1800.(Book Review): An article from: Albion by Charles I. Wallace, 2003-06-22

THROUGH FIVE HUNDRED YEARS (REVISED EDITION, 1974) :A Popular History of the Moravian Church.

The Moravian Church in England, 1728-1760 (Oxford Historical Monographs) by Colin Podmore, 1998-07-09

The Text Book of the Moravian Church Being the Scripture "Watchwords" and "Doctrinal Texts" for the Year 1922 by The Moravian Book Shop, 1922

Jesus Is Female: Moravians and Radical Religion in Early America (Early American Studies) by Aaron Spencer Fogleman, 2007-05

The Moravian Mission Diaries Of David Zeisberger: 1772-1781 (Max Kade German-American Research Institute) by Hermann Wellenreuther, Carola Wessel, et all 2005-04

Moravian Daily Texts 2005 (Large Print Edition)

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Shannon's Pathfinder
The moravian church. A Pathfinder by Shannon Salter. The MoravianChurch has its roots in the early 15th century. Moravians
http://members.aol.com/Rosenb1/moravian.html
Advent Moravian Church
Advent moravian church is a congregation of the Southern Province of the MoravianChurch in America. Tripp May Advent moravian church 1514 W. Clemmonsville Rd.
http://www.adventmoravian.org/
The African Moravian Church (Log Church)
century or more, church leadership decided in 1816 to extend the old Strangers' Graveyardwestward towards Church Street, to the south of Home moravian church.
http://www.oldsalem.org/afmorchurlog.html

Extractions: On the last Saturday in September in 1999, five local lodges of the Prince Hall Masons recreated the 1823 event by hand raising the first several logs of the reconstruction of this African Moravian Church. (See photo above, courtesy of Old Salem, showing the new Log Church, with its hand-hewn logs, which is currently settling and drying before being roofed and enclosed.)
Candle Tea, Home Moravian Church
Each year at the holiday season, the ladies of Home moravian church (whichis not part of Old Salem, the museum) organize and operate Candle Tea.
http://www.oldsalem.org/canteahommor.html

Extractions: All scheduling and planning of this event is done by the church. To arrange special tour times (there are days of the event dedicated to students, scout groups, etc., in addition to the public days), calls and requests for information must be directed to Home Moravian Church. Old Salem cannot aid with these reservations or other details on the Candle Tea.
Welcome To Grace Moravian Church
History of Grace Moravian. History of the moravian church. Adult Christian Education updated 02-02-2003. or. Grace moravian church. 1401 North Main Street.
http://www.gracemoravianchurch.org/

Extractions: Sunday Worship 10:00 am Sunday School 11:00 am Grace Moravian Mission Statement Message from the Pastor Church Staff History of Grace Moravian ... Adult Christian Education updated 02-27-2003 Children and Youth Christian Education updated 02-27-2003 Church Calendar updated 02-02-2003 Greeters, Children's Church and Nursery updated 02-02-2003 Committee Pages updated 02-27-2003 Moravian Music Moravian Links Directions to the Church Go to the Youth Area You are the visitor to this site In Essentials, Unity; In Non-essentials, Liberty; In all things, Love. Contact us at or Grace Moravian Church 1401 North Main Street Mount Airy, NC 27030 For questions or comments regarding this web site, please email
Full Communion With The Moravian Church
Full Communion Partner The moravian church. Click above to go to thehomepage of the moravian church to learn more about who they are.
http://www.elca.org/ea/Relationships/moravian/

Extractions: Lutheran-Moravian Coordinating Committee The Lutheran-Moravian Coordinating Committee (the Lutheran-Moravian Dialogue prior to the implementation of Following Our Shepherd to Full Communion ) began meeting following the full communion celebration in 2000. Their charter, meeting minutes, and news releases are posted as they become available. THE FIRST WORSHIP SERVICE OF FULL COMMUNION The " Guidelines and Worship Resources for the Celebration of Full Communion" (ISBN 6-0001-1716-7, Augsburg/Fortress number 69-4524) is the document that was used to inaugurate the full communion celebration January 27, 2000 at Augsburg Lutheran Church in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Several worship services, including a Moravian "Love Feast" were part of the celebration between the ELCA and The Moravian Church in America. You can order this document by calling Augsburg/Fortress at 1-800-328-4648. The cost is $1 plus postage. One result of the adoption of the relationship of full communion by these two churches is that ordained ministers in one church may be invited to serve in the other church.
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Home History AD moravian church History History of the moravian churchBook 1 The Bohemian Brethren. 1457-1673 Chapter 1, The Rising Storm.
http://www.searchgodsword.org/his/ad/mch/

Extractions: Arabic English Spanish Study Resources Interlinear Bible Parallel Bible Daily Reading Plan Commentaries ... Sermon Essentials Other Resources Information Set Preferences Font Resources Linking To Us ... Scripture Finder HeartLight.org Devotionals Articles Heart Cards Community Find out what's new, what's coming and how you can enhance your studies by subscribing to the SearchGodsWord Update FREE by e mail: Book 1 - The Bohemian Brethren. 1457-1673 Chapter 1 The Rising Storm Chapter 2 The Burning of Hus Chapter 3 The Welter, 1415-1434 Chapter 4 Peter of Chelcic, 1419-1450 Chapter 5 Gregory the Patriarch and the Society at Kunwald, 1457-1473 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
Trinity Moravian Church, Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Trinity moravian church, WinstonSalem, Forsyth County, North Carolina, is a congregationof the Unitas Fratrum, a worldwide Protestant Christian church.
http://www.trinitymoravian.org/
OhioKIDS! - Ohio History Central - Path To Statehood - Groups - Moravian Church
The Unity of Brethren Church, often referred to as the moravian church,was founded during the 1400s in Moravia in central Europe.
http://www.ohiohistorycentral.org/ohc/history/path/groups/moravian.shtml

Extractions: The Unity of Brethren Church, often referred to as the Moravian Church, was founded during the 1400s in Moravia in central Europe. Several principles guided the members' beliefs. First was that the Bible was the only source of God's true word. Second, all church members must achieve holy perfection to attain God's blessing. Third, humans are naturally sinful. Finally, to be saved, one must live a Christian life based on God's word as found in the Bible. Not only that, but one must truly believe in both God and Jesus Christ to enter heaven. To make God's word easier for people to understand, the Moravians believed that the Bible and other religious texts should be written in their language. In 1501, the Moravians published the first hymnal in the language of the people. Before that, all religious writing had been in Latin, which only educated people could read or understand. The church grew quickly in both Moravia and Bohemia. By 1500 it had more than 200,000 members and 400 churches. But older, established churches feared and persecuted the Moravians for their more democratic message. By the late 1600s most Moravian churches stood idle from this oppression, but a revival began in 1722 after a small group of believers left Moravia for Saxony in modern-day Germany. In Saxony, the Moravians flourished. They became missionaries, converting many Europeans and then Americans, including Native Americans. Chief among their missionaries to the Indians were
Lancaster Moravian Church
Lancaster moravian church In The 257th Year of Service for Christ and Community.
http://www.lancastermoravian.com/
Main Street Moravian Church, Northfield, Minnesota - Welcome!
A resource for information about the moravian church and the Main StreetMoravian congregation in Northfield, MN. Our more.
http://www.mainstreetmoravian.com/

Extractions: Email: pastor@mainstreetmoravian.com Christian Education (Sunday School): 9:00 am Worship Services: Sunday at 10:00 am Need directions? Main Street Moravian Church in Northfield, Minnesota is one of about 103 Moravian congregations in North America and 1163 worldwide. The Moravians are a very old Protestant Christian denomination, with origins dating back to the early 1400's. We have a distinctive history and tradition. Nevertheless, our beliefs and practices are within the main stream of Protestant Christianity. We invite you to find out more about Moravians and our community of faith here in Northfield by perusing this web site. The blue buttons across the top of the page take you to the various pages of this site. A brief overview of the contents of these pages appears below. To return to this page from other pages in this site, click on the home button or the little church logo. Of course, please feel free to visit us in person! All are welcome at our services and activities.
Home Moravian Church - Home
Login/Register My Profile Find My Site Home Directory Help. Welcome tothe web site of Home moravian church. Home moravian church Mission Statement
http://www.piedmontcommunities.us/servlet/go_ProcServ/dbpage=page&gid=0015900000

Extractions: Welcome to the web site of Home Moravian Church. Home Moravian Church is located on the north-east corner of Salem Square in the historic district of Old Salem , the restored 1766 Moravian town, located in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Home Church, originally known as the Salem Congregation, is a congregation of the Moravian Church in America, Southern Province. Home Church is an active and growing congregation and we invite you to come and visit with us for any of our Worship services or fellowship programs. Home Moravian Church Mission Statement Bound together through our relationship with Jesus Christ, we will celebrate our faith as we love and serve God and others. The spirit within the community of Home Moravian Church inspires our obedience to the call to serve Christ.
Candle Tea Of Home Moravian Church - 2000 Candle Tea
Help. The Women's Fellowship of Home moravian church presents the CandleTea. org. Home moravian church WinstonSalem, NC. home1771@aol.com.
http://www.piedmontcommunities.us/servlet/go_ProcServ/dbpage=page&gid=0012700000

Extractions: Candle Tea The Moravian Candle Tea, regarded by many as the opening event of the Christmas Season in Winston-Salem, will be open to the public this year on Thursday, November 29, Friday, November 30, Thursday, December 6, and Friday, December 7 from 2:00 - 8:30 p.m. On Saturdays, December 1 and 8, the hours will be from 11:30 a.m. until 8:30 p.m. Please notice the extended hours for Saturdays. The Candle Tea will again be held in the historic Single Brothers' House, which was built on Salem Square in 1769. Hostesses, in early Moravian costumes, will greet guests at the door and guide them through the Chapel, through the room where beeswax candles are being made, through the old kitchen where sugarcake and coffee are being served, and through the two rooms in the sub-basement where the Putz is on display. (The word "putz" is of Germanic origin and means "to decorate".) The two sections of this year's Putz include a Nativity scene surrounded by other Biblical scenes connected with the birth of our Lord, and a replica of Salem Square in the early 1900's with each tiny house constructed to the exact scale of the original building.
Heritage Hill State Park
East Side moravian church, Small Town. The East Side moravian church isthe oldest standing church in Green Bay, having been completed in 1852.
http://www.heritagehillgb.org/park/church.htm

Extractions: East Side Moravian Church Small Town The East Side Moravian Church is the oldest standing church in Green Bay, having been completed in 1852. The Moravian faith originated in the early 1400's in Moravia, now part of the Slovak Republic. It is a Protestant church and many of the Scandinavian and German immigrants to this area worshipped here. It was moved to Heritage Hill in 1979.
The Moravian Church: Newfoundland And Labrador Heritage
web site. The moravian church Originally known as Hudson's Bay Company.moravian church, Moravian Station at Ramah, ca. 1900. Courtesy of
http://www.heritage.nf.ca/society/moravian.html

Extractions: For more information on the Moravian Church in Newfoundland visit Hans Rollmann's Religion, Society and Culture in Newfoundland and Labrador web site. The Moravian Church Originally known as the Unitas Fratrum, the Moravian Church traces its roots to 15th century central Europe, in what is now the Czech Republic. A Protestant episcopal church, it suffered severe persecution during the 17th century. However, in the 1720s a number of families which had continued the church's original traditions were given refuge in Saxony by Count Nikolaus Ludwig von Zinzendorf. Here, at a new community named Herrnhut, the Unitas Fratrum was renewed and revived. In the process it merged its older practices with Zinzendorf's Lutheran Pietism. Under his leadership, Moravian influence spread across Protestant Europe, and by the time of Zinzendorf's death in 1760, there were 13 Moravian settlements in Germany and Holland, and settlements and congregations in England, Ireland and Britain's North American colonies.
Home Moravian Church
Home moravian church. Construction on the church, originally knownas the Saal, was begun in May of 1798. The building was designed
http://www.1766salem.org/gallery/home-church/default.htm

Extractions: Home Moravian Church Construction on the church, originally known as the Saal, was begun in May of 1798. The building was designed by Frederic William Marshall, who was the Oeconomus or Administrator of the Wachovia settlement. The plan called for a simple rectangular structure with an exterior dimension of 92' x 46' with a ceiling height of 26 feet. The walls were built of solid brick with a thickness of 2'-6". The interior of the Saal was furnished with simple wooden benches facing the minister's seat and table located on the north wall. A balcony was located on the west, south and east walls with the west balcony being built to accommodate the Tannenberg organ. The windows were of plain glass and were located on the north, west and south walls. The west windows remain until this day. By the late 1860's the congregation was beginning to outgrow the Sanctuary. In 1870 the building was renovated to provide more seating capacity. The benches were removed and new pews were installed facing the east wall. The southern portion of the balcony was enlarged and a similar section was added on the north wall. The organ remained on the west balcony. The old wooden supports for the balconies were replaced with cast iron posts. The sills of the windows on the north and the south walls were lowered about two feet, six inches and stained glass windows were installed. In the early part of the 1900's the congregation was again outgrowing the Sanctuary. Once again the Saal was renovated. In 1912 and 1913 most of the north wall was removed and an area for the minister, the choir and a new organ was built. The entire balcony was removed, along with the Tannenberg organ, and a new curved balcony was installed. The support posts from the 1870 renovation were retained. Curved pews were installed in the balcony and the lower part of the Sanctuary. New stained glass windows were also installed at this time.
Moravian Church In Great Britain And Ireland
moravian church in Great Britain and Ireland Provincial Elders' Conference JackieMorten. moravian church House. 5 Muswell Hill. LONDON. N10 3TJ.
http://www.theredirectory.org.uk/orgs/morav.html

Extractions: The Moravian Church orginated in Europe in the fifteenth century and came to Britain in the eighteenth. The Moravian Church holds to faith in the Triune God and recognises that salvation comes through faith in God's only Son, Jesus Christ. Its guiding principle is: 'In essentials, unity; in non-essentials, liberty; in all things, charity'.
Music | AMRC | Guide | Moravian Church And Music Collection
. Part of the Sister Mary DominicName. moravian church and Music Collection. Nickname. Moravian MusicCollection. Location. AMRC.
http://www-libraries.colorado.edu/amrc/guides/moravian.asp

Extractions: MUSIC LIBRARY American Music Research Center Guide to Collections Collection Guides select one American Recorder Society Collection Andersen, Arthur Olaf, Collection Berger, Jean, Collection Bond, Carrie Jacobs, Collection Brose, David, Collection Buechner, Alan, Collection California Mission Music Collection Carter, John, Collection Collins, Carrie B. H., Collection Collins, Walter, Collection Como, Perry, Collection Davids, Brent Michael, Collection Downing, Ariel, Collection Early American Musical Theater Collection Early Country Music Collection Eddy, Nelson, Collection Effinger, Cecil, Collection Gillespie, John and Anna, Collection Katz, Erich, Collection Kessler, Lillian, Collection Krick, George C., Collection Kroeger, Karl, Collection Krolek, (Kermit) Charles, Collection Lancaster, MaryJean Bollinger, Collection Langs, John P., Collection Larrick, Geary, Collection Layton, Alvin G., Collection Lockwood, Normand, Collection Lumpkin, Ben Gray, Collection Lundquist, Wray, Collection Lynn, George, Collection
Home Moravian Church Winston-Salem, North Carolina (Historic Churches)
Home moravian church Home Church, originally known as the Salem Congregation,is a congregation of the moravian church in America, Southern Province.
http://www.ohwy.com/nc/h/homorchu.htm

Extractions: Home Moravian Church is located on the north-east corner of Salem Square in the historic district of Old Salem®, the restored 1766 Moravian town, located in Winston-Salem , North Carolina. Home Church, originally known as the Salem Congregation, is a congregation of the Moravian Church in America, Southern Province. Find similar pages at Historic Churches Lowest Rates and Free candid reviews for Winston-Salem at Tripadvisor.com. Visit Online Highways' interactive American History project. A team of researchers is developing a site that will present U.S. history in the context of present day travel.
Olivet Moravian Church
A web site for Olivet moravian church in WinstonSalem, North Carolina
http://members.truepath.com/olivetmoravian/

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