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Customs and practices of the Moravian Church by Adelaide L Fries, 1973
THE MORAVIAN MANUAL: CONTAINING AN ACCOUNT OF THE MORAVIAN CHURCH, OR UNITAS FRATRUM by Edmund De Schweinitz, 1869
The Liturgy And Canticles V2: Authorized For Use In The Moravian Church In Great Britain And Ireland (1914) by Moravian Church, 2008-06-02
Liturgy and hymns of the Moravian Church or Unitas Fratrum by Moravian Church, 2010-08-30
Becoming a member of the Moravian Church: A manual for members by John S Groenfeldt, 2000
Memorials of the Moravian Church by William Cornelius Reichel, Nicolaus Ludwig Zinzendorf, et all 2010-09-07
History of Wachovia in North Carolina; the Unitas fratrum or Moravian church in North Carolina durin by John Henry Clewell, 2009-10-12
A History of the Moravian Church by Joseph Edmund Hutton, 2010-03-06
A history of the Reformed Church, Dutch, The Reformed Church, German, and the Moravian Church in the by John Taylor Hamilton, Joseph Henry Dubbs, 2009-10-09
The Moravian Manual: Containing an Account of the Protestant Church of the Moravian United Brethren or Unitas Fratrum by Edmund de Schweinitz, 2010-09-10
An Architectural History of the Moravian Church, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania...With an Appendix: Consecration of the Moravian Church, Bethlehem, Pa., as Recorded in the Diary of the Congregation, May 18 and 20, 1806 by Garth A.; W. N. Schwarze (Transl. ) Howland, 1947-01-01
The Yup'ik Eskimos: As described in the travel journals and ethnographic accounts of John and Edith Kilbuck who served with the Alaska mission of the Moravian church, 1886-1900 (Alaska history) by John Kilbuck, 1988
A Short History of the Moravian Church by Joseph Edmund Hutton, 2009-12-23
History of Wachovia in North Carolina the Unitas Fratrum or Moravian Church in North Carolina During a Century and a Half 1752-1902 by John Henry Clewell, 2009-04-27

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Moravian Church Northern Province Home Page
moravian church Northern Province. VISION STATEMENT. The moravian church Northern Province is a vital agent of reconciliation in a world yearning for the good news of Jesus Christ.
http://www.mcnp.org/

Extractions: Dover First Moravian Church The Moravian Church Northern Province is a vital agent of reconciliation in a world yearning for the good news of Jesus Christ. We are an interconnected body of dynamic and growing churches embracing the diversity of all Gods creation. Our mission is listening, discerning and responding to the spiritual, emotional and physical needs of people in the places in which we minister. These servant churches, both formal and informal, are Christ-centered and are led by competent clergy and gifted laity who are equipped and empowered to embody the love of Jesus Christ through a life of faithful discipleship. The Province and Districts exist to empower the congregations to pursue ministries in an ever-changing world, and remain open to new models for leadership and ministry so that the church is poised to reach out and respond to the issues facing Gods world. At all levels, locally and globally, the church cooperates with other Christian entities to proclaim Christ and witness to Gods redeeming action through Jesus Christ.
Moravian Church Western District
Association of the moravian church in the Upper Midwest, plus Arizona and northern California. Contact information, newsletter, list of local churches in the District, events, officers.
http://www.moravianwest.org/

Extractions: Links: Moravian Church, Northern Province Home Page Moravian.org Web Site Moravian Board of World Mission New Church Strategy Committee Moravian Music Foundation Moravian Disapora 2003 Moravian ... The Congregational Resource Guide is a joint project of the Alban Institute and the Indianapolis Center for Congregations. Contact the web coordinator
Graceham Moravian Church
A Christcentered church founded in 1749. Includes history, worship services, youth education, and ministry information.
http://www.gracehammoravian.com/
Home
Protestant denomination that is affiliated with the moravian church in America, and offers its local history, worship services, staff contacts, and links.
http://www.spmoravian.org/

Extractions: I am going away, and I am coming to you...John 14:28... 8505 Heathermore Boulevard Upper Marlboro, MD 20772 Telephone: 301-627-4200 Fax: 301-627-4204 Email: SPMORAVIAN@aol.com Rev. Dr. Stephen O. Nicholas, Pastor "We are committed, with the help of the Holy Spirit: to lead people to an active relationship with Christ, worship God, join Christ's family, follow Him, nurture one another and serve the needs of all people." St. Paul's has been helping people connect with God and other people since our beginning in 1970. We serve as a gathering place for groups as varied as the Citizens Association of Marlton, Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, Mothers of Marlton, and the Southern Maryland Caged Bird Club. Our members come from many religious backgrounds, including Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian, Lutheran, Episcopal, Roman Catholic, Assemblies of God and Brethren Churches and even a few former atheists. Our backgrounds and traditions may be different, but we share a common faith in Christ and are part of a wonderful spiritual family at St. Paul's. We welcome anyone who wants to know God and be part of His Church. We are proud to be an interracial congregation. If you are seeking a closer relationship with God and want to be part of a caring Christian family then you will feel at home at St. Paul's.
The Vanerbilt Moravian Church
The Vanderbilt Avenue moravian church. The Vanderbilt Ave. moravian church 271 VanderbiltAvenue Staten Island, NY 10314 (718) 4472966 Fax (718) 981-2054 Rev.
http://www.moraviansi.com/vanderbilt.htm

Extractions: Study Groups... Fellowship Time... Open Communion... Lovefeasts The Vanderbilt Avenue church was established in 1889. Located across from a cluster of high-rise buildings, the church is heavily involved in community service. It runs a detoxification program for drug-addicted people, and offers many other community services through its affiliation with the YMCA. All people are welcome to visit the Vanderbilt Avenue Moravian Church for Sunday services.
East Hills Moravian Church
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. Includes services schedule, directions, calendar of events, and information on staff.
http://millennium.fortunecity.com/newchurch/500/
Welcome To The Moravian Church
The moravian church today is a community of people who, despite many changes, attemptto fulfil the words of Christ, We have but one Master, Jesus Christ; and
http://www.moravian.org.uk/pages/today.html

Extractions: The Church uses liturgy, providing orderliness similar to Anglican worship, but there is also liberty to use a free order when desired. Communion is celebrated monthly, in many congregations after the morning or evening service, a number of the older congregations hold a monthly Lovefeast, a service of shared news and light refreshments, followed by Communion. Infant Baptism followed later by Confirmation is the recognised form of entry into membership.
Ephraim Moravian Church
Ephraim moravian church. Pastor Rev. Mary Bielke. Organist Bernice Koehler. Ephraimmoravian church. 9970 Moravia St., PO Box 73. Ephraim, Wisconsin 54211.
http://www.ephraimmoravian.org/default.htm

Extractions: Bill Hoehn Ephraim Moravian Church 9970 Moravia St., PO Box 73 Ephraim, Wisconsin 54211 Phone 920-854-2804 - Fax 920-854-5120 Worship Schedule September through June: Sunday Worship 10:30 AM July and August: Sunday Worship 9:00 and 10:30 AM October through May: Sunday School 9:00 AM Painting of Ephraim Moravian Church by Rich Delcarson - Historical information provided by Paul and Fran Burton This web page created by Bill Hassler and updated by Kathy Kirkland
Ephraim Moravian Church
Pastor's Corner, church history, events and schedules, links, contact information.
http://www.ephraimmoravian.org/

Extractions: Bill Hoehn Ephraim Moravian Church 9970 Moravia St., PO Box 73 Ephraim, Wisconsin 54211 Phone 920-854-2804 - Fax 920-854-5120 Worship Schedule September through June: Sunday Worship 10:30 AM July and August: Sunday Worship 9:00 and 10:30 AM October through May: Sunday School 9:00 AM Painting of Ephraim Moravian Church by Rich Delcarson - Historical information provided by Paul and Fran Burton This web page created by Bill Hassler and updated by Kathy Kirkland
Welcome To Moravia Moravian Church
Oak Ridge, North Carolina. Contact information, beliefs, Sunday schedule, activities, history.
http://www.greensboro.com/moravia/
Christian Faith Moravian Church
De Forest, Wisconsin. Hours, Sunday schedule, contact information.
http://danenet.wicip.org/moravian/
West Salem Moravian Church's Home Page
History, traditions, worship opportunities, and contact information.
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Lane/4991/

Extractions: This is the UNOFFICIAL page of the Moravian Church in West Salem, Illinois. This web site is neither approved nor endorsed by the Board of Elders. The content of these web pages is the sole responsibility of the author, Cindy Delancy, a member of the Moravian Church. any comments, complaints or suggestions should be directed to the author at cindy@wworld.com
Ephraim Foundation: History
Includes the site of the first landing by Pastor Iverson in 1853, the site of the first moravian church (1858), the Pioneer Schoolhouse (1880), the Anderson store and dock warehouse, the Anderson Barn and eight homes more than a century old. Located in Wisconsin.
http://www.envano.com/ephraim/history.html

Extractions: Anderson's Store and Dock have been depicted over and over by artists and photographed by thousands. The dock building originally served as a warehouse for the store; later it held fish, orchard crops, lumber and farm products for shipment by boat. Much later it was Ephraim's first improvised movie theater, with viewers sitting on planks supported by kegs found in the warehouse. Today the warehouse siding is completely carved and painted with the names of boaters who have docked there. ... to preserve and foster preservation of historical monuments, buildings, structures, sites, documents, relics; and to foster the development of cultural services, including libraries, art, and historical museums, adult education and other civic services, especially within the Village of Ephraim, but also including the State of Wisconsin, and to do all things necessary, including the purchasing and selling of real estate to carry out these purposes.
The Moravian Church, Southern Province
A Brief Account of the moravian church, Southern Province. The firstattempt by the moravian church to establish itself in the English
http://www.mcsp.org/who_sp_account.htm

Extractions: A Brief Account of the Moravian Church, Southern Province The first attempt by the Moravian Church to establish itself in the English colonies in America was a failure. James Oglethorpe invited the Moravians to settle in his colony of Georgia, and the Moravians responded by sending a party to Savannah in 1735. Several insurmountable difficulties arose almost immediately. The natives to whom we wished to bring the gospel had moved too far into the interior to be effectively reached. The climate proved pernicious. The neighbors failed to understand the Moravians' stand against violence when war broke out with nearby Spanish Catholic Florida. By 1740 the Moravians saw the wisdom of relocating and moved to William Penn's colony of Pennsylvania, where the Northern Province of the Moravian Church in America was born. Our permanent growth as the Moravian Church in America, Southern Province, began not as an isolated mission endeavor like St. Thomas or Greenland, but as "settlement congregations" for church members who were immigrating from earlier Moravian settlements in Pennsylvania or Europe. Of necessity, our goal of mission work came later in our history. From the outset Wachovia's first settlement was intended to remain a Unity farm, not a central city, and the name given to it reflects that intent: Bethabara, from the Hebrew meaning "House of Passage" (John 1:28, King James Version). However, progress was slow in carving from the wilderness other "villages of the Lord," as Spangenberg envisioned them. On June 12, 1759, in the midst of the French and Indian War (Seven Years' War), Spangenberg and other church leaders laid out Wachovia's first planned community, Bethania, which the following April 13 was organized as a congregation of the Unity. Bethania was different from other Moravian settlement congregations. Eight refugee families petitioned to be a part of it, and so Bethania began as a mixed community of Moravians from Bethabara and "strangers" or newcomers to the Moravian Church.
Religious Movements Homepage: The Moravian Church
This Moravian Page is your gateway to accessing comprehensive webbased, as wellas print, resources about the moravian church. Name The moravian church.
http://religiousmovements.lib.virginia.edu/nrms/Moravian.html

Extractions: Founder: Count Nicholas Zinzendorf Date of Birth: May 26, 1700 Birth Place: Dresden, Germany Year Founded: Sacred or Revered Texts: The Bible Cult or Sect: Negative sentiments are typically implied when the concepts "cult" and "sect" are employed in popular discourse. Since the Religious Movements Homepage seeks to promote religious tolerance and appreciation of the positive benefits of pluralism and religious diversity in human cultures, we encourage the use of alternative concepts that do not carry implicit negative stereotypes. For a more detailed discussion of both scholarly and popular usage of the concepts "cult" and "sect," please visit our Conceptualizing "Cult" and "Sect" page, where you will find additional links to related issues. Size of Group: According to the Directory and Statistics, Moravian Church Northern and Southern Provinces, 1998 , the number of Confirmed Communicants in both the Northern and Southern Provinces of North America in 1996 was 39,153. Worldwide,the Church reports 417,973 Confirmed Communicants. The greatest concentration of Moravians outside the U.S. is in Tanzania with four Provinces accounting for 43% of all Moravians in the world. Thereare also concentrations of Moravians in the Caribbean and Central America where they did missionary work in the 18th century (Directory, 75). Profile History Beliefs Links ... Bibliography II. History:
Welcome To The Church Of The Redeemer
moravian church providing beliefs, calendar of events, newsletter, and service schedule.
http://www.redeemermoravian.org/
Coopersburg Moravian Church At ForMinistry.com - Introduction
Coopersburg moravian church 234 South Main Street Coopersburg, PA 18036Ph. 610.282.1908, worship. What is the moravian church? The
http://www.forministry.com/18036CMC

Extractions: What's Here: Purpose Statement for Coopersburg Moravian Church Being empowered by the Holy Spirit and led by Gods continual presence, We endeavor to grow in Gods Love, To love and serve others, and To draw others close to Him. Our Vision is to help people enter into a relationship with Jesus and other believers, to grow in fellowship , to mature in discipleship , to be equipped for ministry and to glorify God in worship. What is the Moravian Church? - The oldest mainline Protestant Church in the world, established in 1457. The name "Moravian" come from the church's place of origin, Moravia, now part of the former Czechoslovakia. - A small, though worldwide denomination. The Moravian church is acknowledged around the world for humanitarian and missionary endeavors. - Opportunities for spiritual growth for all ages and interests. Moravians place a strong emphasis on spiritual growth and education through classes, programs and retreats.
ForMinistry.com
WELCOME. THE moravian church Believes in God as Trinity; Is a Christcenteredchurch; Looks to the Bible as the primary guide for life and faith;
http://www.forministry.com/Church/Home.asp?SiteId=17543LMC2
Home Page Of The Bruderheim Moravian Church
A Protestant Congregation Serving Christ in the Community Since 1895. Click hereto link to Moravian.org. In essentials, unity. In nonessentials, liberty.
http://www.connect.ab.ca/~bmc/
The United Church, Los Alamos, NM
Affiliated with American Baptist Churches USA, the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), the moravian church, Presbyterian Church (USA), the Reformed Church in America, and the United Church of Christ. Site includes contact information, calendar of events, and newsletter.
http://www.losalamos.org/unchla

Extractions: send us an email at UCoffice@losalamos.org Upcoming Worship Themes: 23 May: Our Sanctuary Choirs will bring us an outstanding Choral Presentation Today. 30 May: Rev. Logan will bring our Pentecost Sunday message based on Act 2: 1-21. 6 June: Rev. Grant will preach on "Spirit of Truth" using Proverbs 8:22-31 as his text. 13 June: "Grace in Living" is the title of Rev. Grant's message today. He will use Luke 7:36-8:3. This will include information on what physical and spiritual things happen to a person when they are forgiven as well as when they forgive. 20 June: At both 8:00 and 9:30 A. M. we shall have Outdoor Worship. A picnic will be held on the lawn. Gary Eller is organizing the music for this event around the general theme of fishing. We will be having the Lord's Supper today by intinction. Rev. Kathleen Logan will be our lead preacher. She may do her sermon in dialog with Rev. Grant. 27 June: "Peace to Your House" is Rev. Grant's message today. His scripture will be Luke 10:1-12.

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