41. Moravian Church Board Of World Mission Select Page. http://www.moravianmission.org/

Select Page About BWM Offices/Staff Missionaries Opportunities Partners New Witness Prayer Watch Support BWM 2nd Mile Proj NEWS: BWM Announces New Executive Director About BWM Missionaries Opportunities ... 2nd Mile Designed and Maintained by Email Webmaster comments or problems about this site

42. The Great Kills Moravian Church Staten Island, New York. Contact information, Sunday schedule, weekly schedule. http://www.moraviansi.com/greatkills.htm

The Great Kills Moravian Church Great Kills Moravian Church 74 Hillside Terrace Staten Island, NY 10308 Fax: (718) 356-2826 Email: Rev. Dr. Reed D. Acheson, Pastor Sunday Worship Service: 11:00 am Sunday School for all ages: 9:30 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. Rev. Dr. Reed D. Acheson, Pastor "We gladly welcome your participation with us in worship; invite your continued personal growth in faith with us here and warmly embrace your participation within the loving fellowship of this Christian family." Church Activities Weekly Schedule "For where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them." Matthew 18:20

43. Moravian Church In Alaska Support BWM. 2nd Mile Projects. moravian church in Alaska. Origins. In 1983 Rev. JacobNelson was elected as the first native bishop of the Alaska moravian church. http://www.moravianmission.org/alaska.htm

Select About BWM Offices/Staff Missionaries Opportunities Partners New Witness Prayer Watch Support BWM 2nd Mile Proj Home Page About BWM Offices/Staff Missionaries ... 2nd Mile Projects Moravian Church in Alaska Origins Moravians began ministry in Alaska in 1885 at the invitation of Rev. Sheldon Jackson, a Presbyterian minister, accepting the invitation as a call from God to proclaim the gospel among the Yup'’k people. In time, other Christian denominations followed the Moravians to Alaska to minister to the native people. The first five missionaries reached the Kuskokwim River, and held a worship service on June 21, 1885. Within five years three native helpers, Hooker, Lomuck, and Kawagaleg, were assisting the missionaries. Within ten years of the founding of the mission, more than twenty native helpers attended the first General Church Conference, in addition to the missionary staff. Rev. John Kilbuck was perhaps the most influential and capable missionary during those first years. A native America himself, Kilbuck quickly learned the Yup’ik language. He instituted new strategies of outreach, centering the proclamation of the gospel in the existing villages, rather than establishing mission stations, as had been done by Moravian missionaries in Greenland and Labrador. Moreover, Kilbuck established the use of Yup’ik as the language of the Moravian Church in Alaska, a policy which continues to the present. Current scope of ministry Over the years 22 congregations and fellowships have been established in Alaska, most of them in the Kuskokwim region. However, Moravian congregations are present also in Dillingham and in Anchorage.

44. RootsWeb: Genealogy Mailing Lists: MORAVIANCHURCH For the worldwide moravian church, an early Protestant denomination. http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/other/Religion/MORAVIANCHURCH.html

Religion: MORAVIANCHURCH Mailing List MORAVIANCHURCH-L Topic: A mailing list for the world-wide Moravian Church, an early Protestant denomination. This list is for an exchange of Moravian records, genealogies, references, and historical information; especially in Europe and Colonial America. Additional information can be found on the Moravian Church Genealogy Links website below: There is a Web page for the MORAVIANCHURCH mailing list at http://www.enter.net/~smschlack. For questions about this list, contact the list administrator at MORAVIANCHURCH-admin@rootsweb.com. Subscribing. Clicking on one of the shortcut links below should work, but if your browser doesn't understand them, try these manual instructions: to join MORAVIANCHURCH-L , send mail to MORAVIANCHURCH-L-request@rootsweb.com with the single word subscribe in the message subject and body. To join MORAVIANCHURCH-D, do the same thing with MORAVIANCHURCH-D-request@rootsweb.com. Subscribe to MORAVIANCHURCH-L Subscribe to MORAVIANCHURCH-D (digest) Unsubscribing. To leave MORAVIANCHURCH-L , send mail to MORAVIANCHURCH-L-request@rootsweb.com

45. Friedland Moravian Church WinstonSalem, North Carolina. Includes church history, programs of the church. http://www.friedland-moravian.org/

46. Chaska Moravian Church Chaska moravian church. 06280006b2.jpg (23009 bytes).Go to our new Web Site www.chaskachurch.org. http://www.moravianwest.org/Chaska/Index.htm

Chaska Moravian Church Go to our new Web Site: www.chaskachurch.org

47. Centenary Moravian Church, Barbados Centenary moravian church, Barbados. Welcome to the Home Page of Centenarymoravian church, We are situated in Shop Hill St. Thomas, Barbados. http://www.candw.ag/~moravians/photos/centenary.html

Centenary Moravian Church, Barbados W elcome to the Home Page of Centenary Moravian Church , We are situated in Shop Hill St. Thomas, Barbados. This church was built to commemorate the 100th. anniversary of Moravian mission in Barbados. It is within walking distance of the first Moravian site, also in St. Thomas. The location of the church offers a panoramic view of southern Barbados, stretching almost from the east coast to the west coast. The adjacent area is rightfully called "Grand View". The congregation is made up warm - hearted members numbering approximately 65. This is only one of 10 Moravian Churches in Barbados. Hot Links Moravian Church, Eastern West Indies Province Feel free to visit us at your convenience, all are welcomed. If you have comments or suggestions, email me at wenmatt@sunbeach.net

48. History Of Moravian Church Early History of The moravian church. John Hus of Bohemia (13691415)protested against the abuses he found in the Roman Catholic http://www.bethabara.org/history.html

Early History of The Moravian Church John Hus of Bohemia (1369-1415) protested against the abuses he found in the Roman Catholic Church and called on all around him to awake to righteousness and lives based on the doctrines found in the Holy Scriptures. He was accused of heresy and was burned at the stake in 1415. The reformation spirit did not die with Hus. Out of his ashes rose the Moravian Church or "Unitas Fratrum" (Unity of the Brethren) as it has been officially known since 1457. In 1467, the first bishops were consecrated, and the Unitas Fratrum became the first fully organized Protestant Church. Despite years of prosecution and merciless assaults made against them, The Moravians went forth as the first missionary church into many wide-spread areas to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ. Membership grew to 200,000 throughout Europe. To America in 1735 After an unsuccessful attempt to establish a Moravian settlement in Georgia (1735-1740), the Moravians settled in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania in 1741. From this settlement there came the first settlers to Bethabara, the oldest congregation of the Southern Province of the Moravian Church. To Bethabara in 1753 On October 8, 1753, a company of fifteen single Brethren left Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. These brave men traveled over wild and steep mountains, through raging rivers and dense forests, and sparsely settled territories. Almost six weeks later on November 17, 1753, they reached the spot where now stands the village of BETHABARA. In an empty trapper's hut, they took shelter and on that same evening, those tired but thankful men held the first lovefeast and praised God for their safe arrival. During the first few months, they cleared the land, planted their winter wheat and built themselves a better shelter.

49. The New Dorp Moravian Church Staten Island, New York. Contact information, Sunday schedule, weekly calendar. http://www.moraviansi.com/newdorp.htm

The New Dorp Moravian Church New Dorp Moravian Church 2205 Richmond Road Staten Island, NY 10306 Fax: (718) 351-0290 Email: Rev. Duane Ullrich, Pastor Sunday Worship Service: 9:00 am and 11:00 am Sunday School for all ages: 9:30 am 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. Rev. Duane Ullrich, Pastor "Ours is a scripturally grounded, spiritually alive Church, growing in Christ to reach out in love to the community." Church Activities Weekly Schedule "For where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them." Matthew 18:20

50. 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 http://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/webbin/gutbook/lookup?num=2099

51. Danenet.wicip.org/powerlink/card/moravian.html Hutton s History of the moravian church IntroEDC Library. HISTORY. OF THE. moravian church. BY. JE HUTTON, MA. Moravians and friendsof the moravian church are indebted to Mr. Bechard for his excellent work! http://danenet.wicip.org/powerlink/card/moravian.html

52. New Philadelphia Moravian Church: Index We hope that you enjoy the new look and the new accessibility. A Short Historyof the moravian church. Hutton s History of the moravian church OnLine! http://www.everydaycounselor.com/

Confirmation This picture shows just a sampling of the more than two dozen young people who were confirmed or baptized at our Morning Worship on Sunday May 30th, 2004. Who Is In Charge? This sermon was preached on May 23rd, 2004 by Dr. Worth Green. "Who is in charge of our world?" "Who is in charge of your world?" The author of Psalm 97 says that, though we don't always understand how God is working, God is, indeed, in charge! Called to Ministry This sermon preached on May 16, 2004 by the Rev. David Allen Marcus, Jr. encourages us to discover and use our spiritual gifts! First Fruits Newsletter Check out the first edition of First Fruits the stewardship newsletter of the New Philadelphia Congregation. PEC Letter to the Congregations Several New Philadelphians have called our office about the recent action of the Provincial Elder's Conference of the Southern Province regarding the Macedonia Congregation and its pastor. Click on the above link to read a letter sent by the PEC to the congregations giving the details of its decision and action. RoadMap to a Solution Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Click on the title to read the April 30, 2003 document released by the U.S. State Department. The process has, of course, broken down. Pray for peace in the Middle East. Pray for our service men and women.

53. Reading Moravian Church The MoraviansThe moravian church. The moravian church traces its origins to followersof John Hus, the Bohemian martyr who was burned at the stake http://www.readingmoravian.org/

54. West Moravian him. The West Side moravian church. Green Bay, Wisconsin. West Side MoravianChurch 1707 Oneida Street Green Bay, Wisconsin 54304 USA. Telephone http://www.wsmoraviangb.org/

The West Side Moravian Church Green Bay, Wisconsin An open door for love and service. Hopeful. Generous. Growing in Faith. Index to our web site: Program and Schedule An internet message Current calendar Committee reports ... Photo album of recent events 150 Years of Christian Witness Mailing List Website support Welcome to the West Side Moravian Church in Green Bay, Wisconsin. For 150 years, our congregation has been a Christian presence on the west side of the Fox River in northeastern Wisconsin. If you are in the Green Bay area, we invite you to join us. West Side Moravian Church 1707 Oneida Street Green Bay, Wisconsin 54304 USA Telephone: 1-920-499-4433 Fax: 1-920-499-9966 Email: office@wsmoraviangb.org Special Events May 2 - Shut-in visits Sunday School students visit a few of the church's shut-ins during the Sunday School hour. May 2 - Vicki Jens Page Our intern, Vicki, will be honored with a reception after worship this Sunday, her last official day with us. May 9 - Men's Baking Day May 8th is baking day for many men in our congregation. The results will be available for purchase on Sunday morning, May 9, after worship. Profits will add to the endowment fund.

55. Union Cross Moravian Church, Kernersville, NC Union Cross moravian church, spreading the Gospel of Christ, the Renewed Churchof the Brethren, or Unitas Fratrum , an evangelical Christian communion whose http://www.unioncrossmoravian.org/

Come join us in Christian Fellowship and Worship Services Welcome to the Union Cross Moravian Church Homepage Union Cross Moravian Church is located at Union Cross, a small, family-oriented community located between Winston-Salem, High Point and Kernersville, North Carolina. Pastor: Rev. Don Griffin. This week's Bulletin Church Phone: 769-2411 Webmaster: webmaster@unioncrossmoravian.org Map to Union Cross Moravian Church since 12/05/03

56. Crosswalk.com NIV Discovery Bible. Home History AD History of the moravian church AHistory of the moravian church. Book One The Bohemian Brethren. 1457-1673. http://bible.crosswalk.com/History/AD/MoravianChurchHistory/

faith family fun community ... shopping devotionals ministry articles ministry audio worship center bible study tools Bible Study Tools Online Study Bible Bible In A Year Interlinear Bible Parallel Bible ... Buy Bibles Shopping Shopping Search: 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

57. Welcome To Friedberg Moravian Church Welcome to Friedberg moravian church, a congregation of the MoravianChurch in America, Southern Province. Our Church is a very http://www.friedbergmoravian.org/

Be shepherds of God's flock that is under your care, serving as overseersnot because you must, but because you are willing, as God wants you to be; not greedy for money, but eager to serve... 1 Peter 5:2 W elcome to Friedberg Moravian Church, a congregation of the Moravian Church in America , Southern Province. Our Church is a very active and growing congregation and we invite you to come and visit with us for any of our Worship services or fellowship programs. You will find information on our schedule, special events, photos, where we are located and our weekly bulletin within this site. Like our church, our website is growing, so please visit often and see what is new! We hope you will enjoy your visit to our web site, and we would love to have you visit our church in person! Our Sunday Worship Schedule 9:15 a.m.: Band Prelude 9:45 a.m.: Sunday School 11:00 a.m.: Worship Our Confession of Faith The Ground of the Unity Moravian Church in America Website designed and maintained by Salmo150 Publications Last Updated On the Hill Recipes from the Hill of Peace Pre-orders for our church cookbook will be taken until June 15. Click above for more information.

58. 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. http://www.bright.net/~revwes/

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

59. RootsWeb Message Boards [ Moravian Church ] Message Boards, Login. Search All Boards moravian church Board Advanced Search.Boards Topics Religions and Religious Moravian moravian church. http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=topics.religious.moravian.mor

60. Rolling Hills Moravian Church Rolling Hills moravian church is a community of faith whose members Know JesusChrist as Savior and Lord; Grow in faith, love and hope; and Show the love of http://www.rhmoravian.org/

Main Activities Renewal Efforts Pictures ... What's New? About our Congregation Rolling Hills Moravian Church has served Seminole County and central Florida for over 30 years. We are an international community of faith that emphasizes fellowship, simplicity and sincerity in our life together. We are people who seek to know the Lord Jesus Christ; to grow in faith, love and hope, and to show God's love to others in word and deed. The Moravian Church Is... The Moravian Church gets its name from an area (Moravia) in the Czech Republic where many of our first congregations were located. Consulting the Official Web Page , will provide a good deal of history, information and background. Another excellent source of historical information is the "Short History of the Moravian Church" Based on an original work by the late Bishop Herbert Spaugh. This text is now more or less complete, but not all of the links work. [About 77k]. This and other works are located at the website of the New Philadelphia Moravian Church in Winston-Salem, NC. Please visit this site and its extensive library as well. Briefly, the Moravian Church is....

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