1. Apostolic Christian Church, Beverly Hills, Michigan apostolic christian church. ( Nazarean) 19400 West Thirteen Mile. Beverly Hills, Michigan 48025. 248647-4933. Calendar. History. Links. Map. Schedules. Services. Statement of Faith. Sunday School . http://www.accbh.org/

APOSTOLIC CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Nazarean) 19400 West Thirteen Mile Beverly Hills, Michigan 48025 Calendar History Links Map ... Youth Group

2. Apostolic Christian Church Of America All Contents Copyright © 1999 apostolic christian church of America.Questions, Suggestions, or Concerns regarding website Email http://www.apostolicchristian.org/

APOSTOLIC CHRISTIAN CHURCH An Introductory Description of the Church's Origins, Doctrine, Lifestyle, and Major Objectives. Questions, Suggestions, or Concerns regarding website Email Website@ApostolicChristian.org Questions regarding the Apostolic Christian Church Email Questions@ApostolicChristian.org

3. Apostolic Christian Church Missionaries Information and International contacts of apostolic christian church (Nazarean) Missionaries. http://www.accm.org/

(Text Only Version) This page is currently under construction. Please visit us again sometime. July 2002

4. Apostolic Christian Church Old Cemetery Cemetery records from the old cemetery located west of the Roanoke, Illinois, apostolic christian church. http://www.elpasoil.org/woodford/roanoke/roaccnew/publish/page2.html

Just east of the church parking lot - lies the Old Cemetery with trees on the east, west and north. The earliest date of birth on a grave marker is for Casper Blunier, he was born in 1796. His date of death (1868) is also the earliest found on any marker in the entire Church Cemetery. There are 79 who died before the turn of the century, of which 28 were children under the age of 10 and infants. Graves are numbered from the south and go north. Row number 1 is in the farthest east. The old cemetery has two sections referred to as the 'South Section' or Addition '21' on these printouts or as the 'North Section' or Addition '22'. Go to database listing Roanoke Apostolic Christian Cemeteries Apostolic Christian Church Old Cemetery Apostolic Christian Church New Cemetery ... Block NumbersNew Cemetery To contact us: Phone: 309-527-4005 Fax: 309-527-4717 Email: dfever@elpaso.net

5. Apostolic Christian Church Foundation Welcome to the apostolic christian church Foundation. http://www.accfoundation.org/

Welcome to the Apostolic Christian Church Foundation.

6. Apostalic Christian Church Of Richmond Virginia Home Page apostolic christian church. ( Nazarean) Our Youth Group Website. apostolic christian church Bible class lessons http://www.acc-richmond.org/

APOSTOLIC CHRISTIAN CHURCH Nazarean Richmond Virgina 3800 Charles City Rd Phone: (804) 737-0911 Statement Of Faith Members Activities Services ... Location OTHER LINKS Our Youth Group Website Apostolic Christian Church Bible class lessons E-Mail: Gib Leadbetter

7. Apostolic Christian Discussion @ Www.ezboard.com ACDiscussion was created and is intended to be utilized for the brethren within theapostolic christian church denominations, friends of the truth, as well as http://pub24.ezboard.com/bapostolicchristiandiscussion

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8. Apostolic Christian Church Information on the apostolic christian church of American. Includes a Welcomebook and Statement of Faith. apostolic christian church of America. http://www.bibleviews.com/AC.html

This is an unofficial Web page of the Apostolic Christian Church of America This page consists of two parts: a Welcome and a Statement of Faith A book and other articles are mentioned at the end. WELCOME TO OUR CHURCH "For other foundation can no man lay than that which is laid, which is Jesus Christ" (I Cor. 3:11) General Thank you for attending the Apostolic Christian Church and/or asking questions about it. We hope this booklet will help you better understand the church and its distinctions, as they are intended to express many aspects of God's Word and His redemptive plan for mankind. As you read this brief explanation of the church, please realize that you are always welcome to visit our churches, and to make inquiry about any aspect of the church, and God's wonderful Plan of Salvation. A Statement of Faith and other written materials are available if you wish to look further into these matters of faith. Additional information is available from our local ministry or by writing to the Apostolic Christian Publishing Co., West Cruger Road, Eureka, Illinois 61530. Again... thanks so much for your inquiry and may God richly bless you!

9. This Account Has Been Suspended brief overview of history and beliefs, links. Site hosts We Believe (Draft), Statement of Faith, http://www.philtoth.com/ac/

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10. Apostolic Christian Cemetery - Kossuth County, Iowa Cemetery records from the West Bend, Iowa, apostolic christian church Cemetery. http://www.interment.net/data/us/ia/kossuth/apostolic/christian.htm

Home Search Journal What's New ... Kossuth Apostolic Christian Cemetery Garfield Township, Kossuth County, Iowa Lat: 42°57'46"N, Lon: 94°25'24"W Garfield Twp Sec 18 Contributed by Letty Hurlburt, Sep 15, 2002 [ lettyhurlburt@hotmail.com Total records = 303. The Apostolic Christian Cemetery is located ½ mile south of the church on 20th Ave. On the east side of the NE ¼ of Section 18 in Garfield Township, in Kossuth County, near West Bend, Iowa. Apostolic Christian Cemetery is an active, well kept church cemetery, in excellent condition, owned by the Apostolic Christian Church. I walked, recorded, and verified this cemetery in the Spring of 2002, recording of the first burial was in 1887. - Letty Hurlburt , Georgie b. 3/22/1898, d. 2/2/1899 Affolter, Eda d. 9/10/1912, Infant, age: 3M Affolter, Gottfried F. b. 1880, d. 1927 Alt, Chris b. 1880, d. 1936, h/o Katie Alt, Katie b. 1887, d. 1968, w/o Chris Anderson, William Anliker, Alice Anliker, Anna (Benninger) b. 1885, d. 1975 Anliker, Charles b. 1875, d. 1955, Father, h/o Mary L.

11. Index.html WELCOME! to the Home Page of the Akron Area apostolic christian churchThis page has been created to allow the curious and the seeking http://www.acorn.net/aacc/

12. Apostolic Christian Church Old Cemetery, Wells County, Indiana The apostolic christian church old cemetery located west of the church WellsCounty, Indiana. Contributed by Wendy Hendricks, blackink@adamswells.com http://www.rootsweb.com/~inwells/gs/cemetery/apostcem.html

The Apostolic Christian Church old cemetery located west of the church Wells County, Indiana Contributed by: Wendy Hendricks, blackink@adamswells.com Row Number One on the North Side, From South to North. Joel B. Baumgartner b. August 4, 1891 d. January 6, 1892 John Meyer, Jr. b. December 28, 1878 d. March 11, 1879 Louis Gilliom b. September 22, 1876 d. March 28, 1879 Mary Souer b. February 1879 d. September 1879 Ulrich Neuenschwander Jr. b. 1852 d. 1881 Benedict Baumgartner b. 1806 d. 1879 Infant Kehrn Emma Fiechter Kerhrn Asa Baller Frauhiger Jacob Gerber Manas Kipfer b. March 27, 1860 d. December 18, 1880 Matalena Aeschliman b. September 1851 d. January 1881 Row Number two on the North Side of Drive, South to North. Lydia R. Baumgartner b. November 29, 1884 d. November 5, 1887 John Klopfenstein b. January 19, 1880 d. July 11, 1880 Aldina Neuenschwander b. 1879 d. 1881 John Schwartz, Jr. b. December 21, 1880 d. August 27, 1881 Joel Schwartz, Jr. b. February 8, 1882 d. August 27, 1882 Maggie Frauhiger d. 1884

13. Apostolic Christian Church Of America: Welcome Book: Origin Apostles. The apostolic christian church found a presence in America in1847, when a church was organized in Lewis County, New York. The http://www.apostolicchristian.org/welcome/origin.htm

ORIGIN The church was founded in the early 1830's by Samuel Froehlich, a young seminary student in Switzerland, who had experienced a Biblical conversion. Feeling led of God, he began preaching the simple truths of the Bible. Ultimately, some 110 congregations were formed in thirty-five years in several European countries. Froehlich's intent was to organize a church based on a literal interpretation of God's Word. He emphasized the verse, "...teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you." The church, while recognizing Froehlich's work, gives God the glory for all these accomplishments. Froehlich was a scholarly and energetic preacher who, against great odds and many disappointments, powerfully conveyed the message of salvation. He was also skillful in persuasion, especially in personal visits, and in this way he drew many to the Bible's pattern of repentance. His attitudes and Biblical understandings were shaped, in part, by the radical reformers of the sixteenth century known as Anabaptists whose doctrinal motto was "Sola Scriptura." This meant that Scriptures alone constituted the only true foundation for doctrine and lifeand they were to be followed. The church has continued over the years to follow diligently New Testament teachings, and to regard the entire Word as infallible and inerrant. The Anabaptists were the first reformers of sixteenth century Europe to teach and practice adult baptism or "believer's baptism" as opposed to infant baptism. Froehlich, too, instituted the practice of adult baptism in his churches. In Europe, the church was known as Evangelical Baptist. It later became known as Apostolic Christian in America. This name was chosen because the church follows the teaching of Christ and the Apostles.

14. Woodcliff Lake Apostolic Christian Church Home Page -- Woodcliff Lake Apostical Christian Church b b /b /b Home Page ABOUT THE apostolic christian church. We in the apostolic christian church believe that the Bible is The membership of the apostolic christian church consists of individuals who have http://www.wclacc.org/

Menu of Pages Bulletin Board Audio Pictures Statement of Faith ... V.B.S. Events View Scheduled Events View Calendar Jesus Christ the same yesterday, and to day, and for ever. Heb 13:8 Apostolic Christian Church SCHEDULE OF SERVICES SUNDAY 10:00 AM - Adult Bible Class, Junor Bible Class, and Sunday School Classes 11:00 AM - Morning Worship Service 12:00 Noon - Lunch served in church (except second Sunday of the month) 1:15 PM - Afternoon Song Service (except second Sunday of the month) 5:30 PM - Family Night Supper (only on second Sunday of the month) 7:00 PM - Song Service (only on second Sunday of the month) WEDNESDAY 7:30 PM - Song Service / Bible Study (except during July and August) ABOUT THE APOSTOLIC CHRISTIAN CHURCH We in the Apostolic Christian Church believe that the Bible is God's authoritative message to man, presenting Jesus Christ as the Way, the Truth and the Life. We consider it our privilege and duty to study God's Word and share it with people of all ages. We are a fundamental, Bible believing church that is organically related to other congregations in our denomination in the United States and Canada, as well as some twenty foreign countries. Our denomination has an extensive missionary program, supporting various home and foreign missionary interests. The membership of the Apostolic Christian Church consists of individuals who have repented of their former sinful lives, and have received Jesus Christ as their personal Savior. New members are received into the fellowship upon giving testimony to the congregation of the new life they have received through conversion and faith in Jesus Christ, and thereafter experience the baptism of water and of the Holy Spirit.

15. Woodcliff Lake Apostolic Christian Church Home Page -- Schedule of services, statement of faith, events, map and directions, audio files, pictures, and kids' page. http://wclacc.org/

Menu of Pages Bulletin Board Audio Pictures Statement of Faith ... V.B.S. Events View Scheduled Events View Calendar Jesus Christ the same yesterday, and to day, and for ever. Heb 13:8 Apostolic Christian Church SCHEDULE OF SERVICES SUNDAY 10:00 AM - Adult Bible Class, Junor Bible Class, and Sunday School Classes 11:00 AM - Morning Worship Service 12:00 Noon - Lunch served in church (except second Sunday of the month) 1:15 PM - Afternoon Song Service (except second Sunday of the month) 5:30 PM - Family Night Supper (only on second Sunday of the month) 7:00 PM - Song Service (only on second Sunday of the month) WEDNESDAY 7:30 PM - Song Service / Bible Study (except during July and August) ABOUT THE APOSTOLIC CHRISTIAN CHURCH We in the Apostolic Christian Church believe that the Bible is God's authoritative message to man, presenting Jesus Christ as the Way, the Truth and the Life. We consider it our privilege and duty to study God's Word and share it with people of all ages. We are a fundamental, Bible believing church that is organically related to other congregations in our denomination in the United States and Canada, as well as some twenty foreign countries. Our denomination has an extensive missionary program, supporting various home and foreign missionary interests. The membership of the Apostolic Christian Church consists of individuals who have repented of their former sinful lives, and have received Jesus Christ as their personal Savior. New members are received into the fellowship upon giving testimony to the congregation of the new life they have received through conversion and faith in Jesus Christ, and thereafter experience the baptism of water and of the Holy Spirit.

16. APOSTOLIC CHRISTIAN CHURCH BIBLE LESSON OUTLINE apostolic christian church BIBLE LESSON OUTLINE. Fourth Quarter, 2002.THEME THE EARLY CHURCH. INTRODUCTION In the fourth quarter http://www.accfoundation.org/02q4.htm

APOSTOLIC CHRISTIAN CHURCH BIBLE LESSON OUTLINE Fourth Quarter, 2002 THEME: THE EARLY CHURCH INTRODUCTION: In the fourth quarter we begin six months of study emphasizing life in the early church. We shall allude to Paul very little in this series, for his life will be studied as a separate unit later on in the cycle. We are again using the interesting approach of combining narrative and non-narrative material. Since the writers of the General Epistles were active during the early years of the Church’s existence, we shall utilize portions from the Epistles of Peter, James and Jude. We continue to have a greater coverage of the Scriptures than we have ever had before. For example, in the fourth quarter every verse in the first five chapters of Acts is included in the Study Text. DATE LESSON TOPIC AND LESSON TEXT PDF Teachers Outline THE COMING OF THE HOLY SPIRIT - Acts 2:1-21 THE EFFECTS OF PENTECOST - Acts 2:22-47 THE FIRST APOSTOLIC MIRACLE - Acts 3:1-26 ... 4th Quarter Lessons Zipped

17. Apostolic Christian Church History apostolic christian church History. In the The Apostolic Christian Cemeteryis located ½ mile south of the church on 20 th Ave. On the http://www.rootsweb.com/~cemetery/iowa/cemeteries/apostolichistory.htm

Apostolic Christian Church History In the years between 1868 and 1890, a number of families of the Apostolic Christian faith came to the community of West Bend, where some of them received Patent Land Grants from the U.S. Government on unbroken prairie land. Some came by covered wagon, drawn by oxen, and horses from Elgin, Iowa. Others come from various places, including Ohio, Illinois and some from Switzerland. No tree grew except along rivers and streams, but prairie grass was everywhere, some as tall as a boy on horseback! Some of the families lived in log cabins, others in sod houses made by staking squares of sod for walls. The roofs were made of small willow limbs tied together with prairie grass, until they were about a foot in thickness. The floors were dirt, perhaps in very rare instances an animal skin for a rug, and open fireplaces were used for cooking and also provided warmth. Trips to town were not frequent as "town" was Fort Dodge, 45 miles away. These trips were made by a group of men and took several days. They brought mail, sugar, and flour made from wheat which they had taken with them to be ground at the mills. Indians were numerous, but most of them were friendly if not disturbed when helping themselves to corn from the white men’s supply or when crossing open prairie. No doctors being available, some of these sturdy pioneers out of love and care for each other took the responsibility of administering first aid, and caring for the sick and dying with the simple medicines which they kept on hand. Another of the many labors of love was preparing bodies of their own dear ones for burial. Some were buried in plots near their homes and some in the cemetery in Garfield Township, Section 8 before 1896, when the present private cemetery was used, the first burial being that of a 13 year old boy, Peter A. Banwart in 1887.

18. The Village Of Princeville, Illinois apostolic christian church 710 East Main Street Princeville, IL 61559 (309)3852060. Services Sunday 1000 AM - 1230 PM; Sunday School 1000 AM. http://www.princeville.org/apostolic.htm

Village of Princeville, Illinois "A Village With A Vision" Apostolic Christian Church 710 East Main Street Princeville, IL 61559 Services: Sunday 10:00 AM - 12:30 PM Sunday School 10:00 AM The church of Princeville is tied directly to the congregation formerly located at the northern edge of Akron Township in Peoria County. For many years it was referred to as the "Streitmatter Prairie" church, and reference to the congregation as "Princeville" did not occur to any great extent until the church's second building was built in Princeville during 1920-1921. It is interesting to note that when brethren from visiting churches would visit the prairie church in Akron Township, on returning to their home congregations, they would extend "greetings" from the "Streitmatter Prairie" church. During this era, the giving of greetings (following the morning worship service) was not as prevalent as today because travel was limited by slower modes of transportation. The family name "Streitmatter" looms significantly in the history of the Princeville congregation. It was only by the most fortuitous of circumstances that this large family came to the area, that they learned of and embraced a new faith, and that eventually a church was born.

19. Roanoke Apostolic Christian Cemeteries The Roanoke apostolic christian church is located one and one half miles west andone mile south of Roanoke in Woodford County, Illinois at county coordinates http://www.elpasoil.org/woodford/roanoke/roaccnew/publish/

Woodford County Cemeteries The Roanoke Apostolic Christian Church is located one and one half miles west and one mile south of Roanoke in Woodford County, Illinois at county coordinates 1570E and 1300N. Cemetery Databases The old cemetery had it's first burial in 1868 and the new cemetery began in 1943. The following database is the work of Robert K Holulin of Roanoke, e-mail bob_n_dit@juno.com or he can be called at 309.923.7071. These cemeteries are being placed on the Internet as of July 4, 2000. This web site is maintained by David W. Fever of El Paso. Any updates or comments can by forward to either Robert or David. Updated July 3, 2000 Roanoke Apostolic Christian Cemeteries Apostolic Christian Church Old Cemetery Apostolic Christian Church New Cemetery First Burial Sites ... Block NumbersNew Cemetery To contact us: Phone: 309-527-4005 Fax: 309-527-4717 Email: dfever@elpaso.net

20. Apostolic Christian Church - Clouds A satirical look at the customs and traditions of the apostolic christian church. http://www.angelfire.com/bc/4me/clouds00.html

A satirical look at the customs and traditions of the Apostolic Christian Church Clouds Without Rain Spirit-led advice: "An apparent measure of the soul's conversion is his whole hearted support, not only of the bible but of church doctrines and traditions as well" (2001 memorandum). Please read: The Danger of Submitting to Human Authority for Spiritual Direction Try the spirits Beloved, believe not every spirit, but try the spirits whether they are of God: because many false prophets are gone out into the world(1 John 4:1). Quench not the Spirit. Despise not prophesyings. Prove all things; hold fast that which is good(1 Thess 5:19-21) Examine yourselves, whether ye be in the faith; prove your own selves. Know ye not your own selves, how that Jesus Christ is in you, except ye be reprobates? (2 Cor 13:5) Whole Hearted Support Blessed are they that keep his testimonies, and that seek him with the whole heart (Ps 119:2). And yet for all this her treacherous sister Judah hath not turned unto me with her whole heart, but feignedly, saith the LORD (Jer 3:10). Thou shalt not hearken unto the words of that prophet, or that dreamer of dreams: for the LORD your God proveth you, to know whether ye love the LORD your God with all your heart and with all your soul (Deut 13:3).

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