1. East Side Moravian Church - Green Bay, Wisconsin Links The moravian church Homepage Other moravian churches The WesternDistrict Site Search the Bible Search for in Whole Bible. http://www.gbem.org/

View Our Many Photos Random Bible Verse Upcoming Worship Services Map to the Church This Site Was Last Updated Moravian Information Random Bible Verse Welcome! Thanks for visiting our site! gbem.org stands for " Green Bay East Moravian ." If you live nearby, or are visiting the Green Bay area, come join us for worship or any of our other activities. Worship starts at 9 a.m. and is followed by Sunday School for all ages at 10:20. Need directions? Click above on Map To The Church. Please send your suggestions and comments to Catrina Nyberg , webmaster. Attention!! Wednesday evening activities are up and running. But there is always room for you to come and join us! For more info go to Weekly Schedules Links: The Moravian Church Homepage Other Moravian Churches The Western District Site Search the Bible: Search for: in: Whole Bible Old Testament New Testament Books of Law Books of History Books of Wisdom Major Prophets Minor Prophets The Gospels Pauline Epistles General Epistles Apocalyptic Books using: New Revised Standard Version New American Standard Bible New King James Version Home Page Contact the Church Weekly Schedules Youth Church News ... Kid's Page

2. The Moravian Church In North America What We Beleive Minitries Our History Daily TextsWhere to Find Us Products FAQs News and Events. http://www.moravian.org/

3. Home Moravian Church, Winston-Salem, North Carolina Home moravian church, located in WinstonSalem, Forsyth County, North Carolina, is a congregation of the Unitas Fratrum, a worldwide Protestant Christian church. to the web site of Home Moravian http://www.home-moravian.org/

Home Moravian Church, originally known as the Salem Congregation, is a congregation of the Moravian Church in America, Southern Province. The Moravian Church in America, along with the other worldwide provinces of our denomination, form the Protestant Christian Church known as the Unitas Fratrum, or Unity of Brethren. Home Church is located on the northeast corner of Salem Square in the Old Salem historic district of Winston-Salem, Forsyth County, North Carolina. Home Church was founded in 1771 in the town of Salem, the central town of the 98,985 acre Wachovia tract which was purchased by the Moravians in 1753. Home Main Page Our Services and Programs Sunday School Schedule Order of Worship ... Contacting Us

4. The Moravian Church Each of the four Staten Island moravian churches has a core of faithful members, who communication of the Moravian Christian message. In keeping with a church founded on principles http://www.moraviansi.com/

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5. Bethabara Moravian Church Bethabara moravian church. Where Jesus is LORD Bethabara moravian church believes because of the love of Jesus Christ, revealed in us, that Jesus is "the Way, and the http://www.bethabara.org/

Bethabara Moravian Church Where Jesus is LORD What we Believe Bethabara Moravian Church believes because of the love of Jesus Christ, revealed in us, that Jesus is "the Way, and the Truth, and the Life and no one comes to the Father but by (Him)." John 14:6 Mission Statement Bethabara Moravian Church leads people to an active relationship with Jesus Christ by providing a path of Worship, prayer, and knowledge of God's Word through our Moravian Heritage and Christian Fellowship Visitors are always Welcome Click for Map and Directions from MapPoint Last updated on Church Information The Reverend Dr. Jeffrey L. Littrell UnityLibertyLove@aol.com Pastor's Page Pastoral Assistant Chuck Harmon charmon@bethabara.org Home- (336) 659-9402 for appointment Administrative Assistant Director of Music Mrs. Rachel Weavil Mr. Thomas Manning Office@bethabara.org

6. Our History * Moravian Church In North America For over five centuries the moravian church has proclaimed the gospelin all parts of the world. Its influence has far exceeded http://www.moravian.org/history/

For over five 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 and has been a visible part of the Body of Christ, the Church. Proud of its heritage and firm in its faith, the Moravian Church ministers to the needs of people wherever they are. The name Moravian identifies the fact that this historic church had its origin in ancient Bohemia and Moravia in what is the present-day Czech Republic. 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. The foremost of Czech reformers, John Hus (1369-1415) was a professor of philosophy and rector of the University in Prague. The Bethlehem Chapel in Prague, where Hus preached, became a rallying place for the Czech reformation. Gaining support from students and the common people, he led a protest movement against doctrinal positions of the Roman clergy and hierarchy. Hus was accused of heresy, underwent a long trial at the Council of Constance, and was burned at the stake on July 6, 1415. ORGANIZED IN 1457 The reformation spirit did not die with Hus. The Moravian Church, or

7. Moravian Church Genealogy Links: Protestant Church Records Of Colonial America Moravian links to organizations and families in Pennsylvania, North Carolina and more! moravian church Genealogy Links. The moravian church is an early Protestant Church, begun. in Europe in 1457 http://www.enter.net/~smschlack

Moravian Church Genealogy Links The Moravian Church is an early Protestant Church, begun in Europe in 1457. Today, Moravians are worldwide with American provinces centered in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania and Winston-Salem, North Carolina. I would like to help you find your Moravian connection. My family has been associated with the Church for over 250 years. While on the staff of the Moravian Museum of Bethlehem, I realized the impact that Moravians had on Colonial America. Moravian Church History Moravian Church Genealogy Moravian Church Publications Genealogy in General Moravian Church History A Short Introduction to the History, Customs, Practices of the Moravian Church Hutton's History of the Moravian Church ... Lutherans and Moravians Celebrate Full Communion (1999) Moravian Church Genealogy Moravian Surnames A-L Moravian Surnames M-Z MORAVIANCHURCH-L@rootsweb.com is a free e-mail list. We currently have about 200 subscribers. Please join us by sending an e-mail with SUBSCRIBE in the message (and nothing else) to RootsWeb, choose regular or digest mode.

8. Bethania Moravian Church Homepage Bethania (near WinstonSalem), North Carolina. Sunday morning schedule, history, contact information, links. http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Delphi/5263/

Welcome to the    Bethania Moravian Church Homepage "In essentials unity, In non-essentials liberty, In all things Love."   Bethania Moravian Church is located in the heart of the village of Bethania, just outside the city-limits of Winston-Salem.  It is  in close proximity to Pfafftown and Rural Hall.  Traveling away from downtown Winston on Reynolda Road, turn right onto Bethania Road, across from Leinbach Machinery.  Follow this road until it ends and turn right onto Main Street Bethania, the church is located approximately 2/10 of a mile on the right. Other Moravian Churches in North Carolina Sunday Morning Schedule Sunday School*       9:45 Am Worship Service*      11:00 Am *nursury provided World Missions History of Bethania Local Missions Fellowship Activities ... About the Moravian Church The Rev. Charles Fishel..........Minister Teresa Wright Horner........Administrative Assistant Scott Rainey..........Organist The Mission of Bethania Moravian Church is to be a body of Christ, a Living Witness of his Grace and Salvation  Its objective is to Achieve Christian Growth, Spiritually and Physically

9. The Moravian Church Of The British Province Welcome to the moravian church of the British Province please click on to enter. http://www.moravian.org.uk/

Welcome to the Moravian Church of the British Province please click on to enter

10. Moravian Church, Southern Province Read Moravian Ministry Association Reports for ministry related information. ©. 2001 moravian church in America, Southern Province http://www.mcsp.org/

In essentials, unity; in non-essentials, liberty; in all things, love. Read PEC Communications to Pastors and Congregations Read the Provincial Ties newsletter for all the latest happenings. Southern Province affirms basic belief statements as the foundation for claiming and articulating common ground. See the July 2003 Provincial Ties for more information. Don't miss another special event or provincial meeting! Check the Provincial calendar for this month's calendar. Read sermons from the Intersynodal Conference held in March 2004. The Ground of the Unity and The Moravian Covenant for Christian Living are available in the What We Believe section Read Moravian Ministry Association Reports for ministry related information. Year-end forms, the Worship Resource Manual, and more are provided in the Resources section Designed by GhostWriters, Inc

11. Central's History Central moravian church, Central moravian church. Mission StatementFrom the and Staff Contact Links, ©2004 Central moravian church http://www.enter.net/~cmc/

Mission Statement From the Pastor Worship History Mission Statement From the Pastor Worship History ... Links

12. The Moravian Church EWI Province - Main Page Official site of the Eastern West Indies province includes religious information, locations of churches, areas of outreach, calendar of events and contact information. Based in St. John's, Antigua. http://www.candw.ag/~moravians/welcome.htm

The Moravian Church Eastern West Indies Province Home A Little About Us What we Believe Our Churches ... Interesting Links GEOGRAPHICAL AREA: Eight (8) islands in the Eastern Caribbean - Antigua, Barbados, St. Croix, St. John, St. Kitts, St. Thomas, Tobago, Trinidad. POPULATION: 49 Congregations, 19,510 members, 47 Pastors and Educators AREAS OF OUTREACH: Cayman Islands (joint effort with Jamaica Province), Tortola (1994), St. Maarten. Vision Statement: A Church - Transformed, United, Victorious in Christ. Mission Statement: By the grace of God, we seek to be faithful to our Lord Jesus; without distinction, we use all that we possess to call all peoples to the truth of the Gospel through worship, evangelism, discipleship and service. What are we doing here? Christian greetings, It is a pleasure to be able to share with you via this medium. This site is meant to be a source of information on the Moravian Church Eastern West Indies Province, and a means of keeping our membership informed.

13. Calvary Moravian Church - Winston-Salem, North Carolina Features church history, information on Sunday services, special events and ministries. http://www.calvarymoravian.org/

Calvary Moravian Church has been serving downtown Winston-Salem, Forsyth County, North Carolina since 1893. Calvary Moravian Church is a congregation of the Moravian Church in America, Southern Province, or Unitas Fratrum, and is one of the thirteen local Moravian churches of the Salem Congregation. The Moravian Church is a worldwide Protestant Christian denomination. Home Main Page Calendar of Events Sermons Sunday Morning Schedule ... Who Are The Moravians?

14. EHMC Homepage - Welcome Welcome to. East Hills moravian church 1830 Butztown Road Bethlehem, PA 180173210610-868-6481 Fax 610-868-6219 Email us at easthillsmc@enter.net. ENTER. http://www.easthillsmc.org/

Welcome to East Hills Moravian Church 1830 Butztown Road Bethlehem, PA 18017-3210 Fax 610-868-6219 Email us at: easthillsmc@enter.net ENTER photo by JKnerr Webpage design, editing, and maintenance performed by Dave Hendricks and Harry Snyder may not be reproduced for use without express written permission from East Hills Moravian Church.

15. History Of The Moravian Church By J. E. Hutton Etext at CCEL. http://www.ccel.org/h/hutton/moravian/

History of the Moravian Church by J. E. Hutton Title: History of the Moravian Church Author: Hutton, J. E. Language: English CCEL Subjects: All Search: Other files available for History of the Moravian Church moravian.meta Bibliographic data for this book moravian.rtf Word processor file [1720 KB] moravian.txt Text file [896 KB] This document is from the Christian Classics Ethereal Library at Calvin College . Last modified on 05/26/04. Contact the CCEL.

16. Battle Hill Church Battle Hill Community moravian church. Battle Hill Community 908) 686LAMB.Click Here To Visit the Official WWW Page of the moravian church. http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/illumination/church.htm

Battle Hill Community Moravian Church Battle Hill Community Moravian Church is located in Union, New Jersey. It is a small, family-oriented, interracial congregation; services are informal and friendly. The congregation is pastored by the Rev. Tammie Rinker. The congregation sponsors a number of community programs for families, children, and retired persons. Battle Hill Community Moravian Church is the only Moravian congregation in Northern New Jersey, and serves a diverse membership. Visitors are always welcome to worship or to participate in any of the congregation's programs. Schedule Sunday School classes are held each Sunday morning at 9:15 am Worship Services are held at 10:30 am each Sunday. Battle Hill Church is located at 777 Liberty Avenue, Union, New Jersey Click HERE for Directions to the Church To get more information, call the Church Office at (908) 686-LAMB. Click Here To Visit the Official WWW Page of the Moravian Church

17. Welcome To Our Meeting Place On The Web! College Hill moravian church Web Site the cyber meeting place foradvanced Moravians. Street. The church is near Moravian College. http://www.collegehillmoravian.org/

College Hill Home Special Worship Email Registry Guest Book ... Contact Us Welcome to our meeting place on the web! College Hill Moravian Church is located in the historic city of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, at 72 West Laurel Street. The church is near Moravian College. College Hill is a congregation of about 520 members, with weekly worship services and Sunday School for children, youth and adults. We welcome visitors to all worship services, programs and activities. Our facilities are accessible to the handicapped. View a local map and directions to the Church. Our Statement of Purpose: Loved by God, our Creator, Saved by Jesus Christ, and empowered by the Holy Spirit, we are called to love and serve humanity by proclaiming the Gospel and witnessing to our faith by word and deed. Sunday Schedule Regular: September to mid-June 9:15 am - Sunday School for all ages 10:45 am - Worship in the Sanctuary * Summer schedule: mid-June to end of August 9:30 am - Worship in the Sanctuary * Professional child care is available during worship services News - Activities - Special Events You are visitor # College Hill Moravian Church 72 West Laurel Street, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania 18018

18. Good Shepherd Moravian Church Good Shepherd moravian church 1474 Kerner Road,Kernersville, North Carolina 27284. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ranch/1474/gsmc.html

Good Shepherd Moravian Church 1474 Kerner Road, Kernersville, North Carolina 27284 Pastor Rev. Tom Hensley Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Worship Service 11:00 a.m. Phone Number Organist Nancy Smith Choir Director Laura Hayworth Band Director Don Clifton Handbell Director Laura Hayworth Sunday 28 March 1999 10:45 am Band Prelude 11:00 am Palm Sunday Morning Service 6:45 pm Band Prelude 7:00 pm Holy Week Reading Monday 29 March 1999 7:00 pm Holy Week Reading Tuesday 30 March 1999 7:00 pm Holy Week Reading Wednesday 31 March 1999 7:00 pm Holy Week Reading Thursday 1 April 1999 6:45 pm Band Prelude 7:00 pm Maundy Thursday Holy Communion Service Friday 2 April 1999 6:45 pm Band Prelude 7:00 pm Good Friday Tenebrae Service Sunday 4 April 1999 9:45 am Sunday School 10:40 am Band Prelude 11:00 am Easter Sunday Worship Directions Good Shepherd Homepage Guestbook Sign the Guestbook View the Guestbook Directions The   North Carolina   Web Ring This site is owned by Todd Williard Want to join the North Carolina Web Ring Next Skip Next Random ... List Sites Good Shepherd Moravian Church 1474 Kerner Road, Kernersville, NC 27284

19. Moravian Church Several articles on the moravian church. A source of information for deeper understanding of religious subjects. moravian church. { muh ray' - vee - uhn} The moravian church is a Protestant http://mb-soft.com/believe/text/moravian.htm

Moravian Church General Information The Moravian Church is a Protestant communion closely linked to Lutheranism. It has its roots in the Czech Reformation and is a direct continuation of the Bohemian Brethren. Influenced by the spiritual heritage of John Huss, Brother Gregory founded the Bohemian Unity of Brethren, which, having functioned within the Utraquist group of Hussites for a decade, separated in 1467 and established an independent ministry. The reform movement based itself solely on the Bible, and its leaders were able to procure non Roman ordination from a bishop of the Waldenses. BELIEVE Religious Information Source web-site Our List of 1,000 Religious Subjects E-mail Occasional persecution of the Unity became systematic in the 16th century, a period marked by the theological creativity of Lukas of Prague (c. 1460 - 1528) and Jan Augusta (1500 - 72) and by contact with other Protestant reformers. Toleration obtained in 1609 was short lived as the Czech Protestants were expelled by Catholic advances in the Thirty Years' War (1627). John Amos Comenius, the Unity's last bishop, led the group into exile. A century later, representatives of German Pietism encouraged survivors of the Unity to migrate from Moravia to Saxony, where in 1722 the community of Herrnhut was founded. Graf von Zinzendorf assumed leadership, and a spiritual awakening swept the congregation in 1727, which is often taken as the founding date of the Moravian Church. The Moravians were pioneers in Protestant home and foreign missions, seeking renewal of European Christianity and the evangelization of the non Christian world. August Gottlieb Spangenberg, sent to America in 1735, founded churches in Georgia, Pennsylvania, and North Carolina. Zinzendorf stimulated the church by his missionary leadership and religious genius, especially in community formation and cultic celebration. He also troubled the church with financial instability and devotional excesses that nearly wrecked it in the 1740s. After his death more moderate leadership was introduced by Spangenberg.

20. Chorales And Music Of The Moravian Church Includes 200+ tunes from Chorales and Music, moravian church Band, Southern Province and Moravian hymnals MIDI and Noteworthy Composer formats; with complete harmony, single parts, and musicminus-one-part files for each tune. http://www.moravianchorales.org/

Chorales and Music of the Moravian Church Music has always held an important place in the life and worship of the members of the Moravian Church. This web site seeks to promote that music among the members, friends and especially the band members of the church. Tunes from the "Green Book" Chorales and Music, Moravian Church Band, Southern Province , and from the church hymnals will be featured. Particular emphasis will be placed on assisting band members, both new and experienced, by presenting the tunes of the "Green Book" in their separate parts. All tunes will be available in both MIDI and NoteWorthy Composer™ formats. MIDI versions do not require the installation of any additional software. To play the tunes in their original NoteWorthy Composer™ format will require the user to download the free NoteWorthy Player™ from NoteWorthy Software™, Inc. An evaluation version of NoteWorthy Composer™ is available. [ Home ] Moravian Tunes Green Book Index Links of Interest Legal Notice This page was last updated on: Saturday, December 27, 2003 07:38:44 AM -0500

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