How To Use United methodist church In A Sentence
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It always was and is today, with the exception of a 15-year period from 1969 to 1984 when Sumner Center and Stewartville United Methodist Churches were "yoked" and served by the same pastor.
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My church denomination, The United Methodist Church, met in its quadrennial General Conference in May of 2004.
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I entered the United Methodist Church on the far east side of Alexandria.
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The issue has divided elements of the United Methodist Church, which sponsors more Scout troops than any other organization.
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To punish someone for breaking a law that's in the United Methodist Church's Book of Discipline, a case must be argued before a ‘trial court’ of 13 jurors and two alternates.
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One of the first, Songs of Zion was published by the United Methodist Church and contains a history of black music in addition to hymns, spirituals and gospel songs.
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HAMPTON - St. James United Methodist Church located at 1533 W. Queen Street in Hampton will be giving away school supplies to children Saturday from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
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Then I became a priest in the Eastern Orthodox Church. Eventually, in 1989, we came to America, and I am now working as an associate pastor at the First United Methodist Church in Nederland, Texas.
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The number of clergywomen in the United Methodist Church rose from 319 in 1977 to 3003 in 1994
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Originally founded as a coed institution in 1893 by the United Methodist Church, Bennett became a women's college in 1926.
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Ten years later, he was asked by a member of his United Methodist church to transport the churchgoer's son to Tranquility Bay in Jamaica.
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This past weekend, Swenson and her peers gathered in the hills of Berkeley, Calif., for the first National Transgender Religious Summit at the Pacific School of Religion, an ecumenical seminary that prepares students for ordination in the United Church of Christ, the United Methodist Church and the Disciples of Christ.
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Nashville, Tennessee, is sometimes called the buckle of the Bible Belt because it is home to the national offices of the Southern Baptist Convention, The National Association of Free Will Baptists and the United Methodist Church's publishing house.
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