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A Century: Addresses Delivered at the Centennial Celebration of the Founding of the Church of the United Brethren in Christ by G. M., Ed. Mathews, 1901
The life of Rev. David Edwards, late a Bishop of the United Brethren in Christ by Lewis Davis, 1883
A History of the Disciples of Christ, the Society of Friends, the United Brethren in Christ and the Evangelical Association (Volume 12) by Tyler, 2010-01-02
United Brethren in Christ Clergy: Bishops of the Church of the United Brethren in Christ, Daniel Kumler Flickinger, Samuel Hiestand
Biography of Rev. Jacob Smith Kessler, of the Church of the United Brethren in Christ by Kephart, 2010-01-03
Anabaptist Organizations Established in the 19th Century: General Conference Mennonite Church, Church of the United Brethren in Christ
Minutes of 121 Session of the Virginia Annual Conference of United Brethren in Christ. Convened at Berkeley Springs, West Virginia, September 15-20, 1920.
A history of the Allegheny Conference of the Church of the United Brethren in Christ by Charles H. Keller, 1943
The Church Hymnal the Official Hymnal of the Church of the United Brethren in Christ
The life and journal of the Rev'd Christian Newcomer: Late bishop of the church of the United Brethren in Christ, containing his travels and labours in ... 1795 to 1830, a period of thirty- five years by Christian Newcomer, 1834
TWENTIETH ANNUAL SUMMER ASSEMBLY AND LEADERSHIP TRAINING SCHOOL - June 22-29, 1945 / East Pennsylvania Annual Conference - Church of the United Brethren in Christ - Mount Gretna, Pennsylvania by Unknown, 1945
History of the Church of the United Brethren in Christ 1924 Edition by A. W. Drury, 1924
Tio Archie: Archie Cameron and the story of Honduras Conference of the Church of the United Brethren in Christ by Steve Dennie, 2001
The Life Of David Edwards, Late A Bishop Of The United Brethren In Christ (1883) by Lewis Davis, 2009-08-10

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Places Of Worship In Shippensburg, Pennsylvania
Shippensburg, PA 17257 717776-4820 Pastor DB Rogers. Church of the United Brethrenin Christ Orrstown Church of the united brethren in christ 3703 Orrstown Rd.
http://www.shippensburg.org/worship.shtml
Adherents.com
. united brethren in christ, Arizona, 288, 0.01%, 6 units, , 1990, GlenmaryResearch Center (Mars Hill, NC). Listed as united brethren in christ. .
http://www.adherents.com/Na/Na_625.html

Extractions: country Mead, Frank S. (revised by Samuel S. Hill), Handbook of Denominations in the United States (9th Ed.) , Abingdon Press: Nashville, Tenn. (1990); pg. 57. "...United Baptist is still recognized as a separate denomination, with 63,641 members in 586 churches... Most churches are located in Kentucky, Ohio, and West Virginia. " United Baptists world
@LA Religion/Christianity: Anabaptists In Southern California: Los Angeles Count
Schools. Theology. united brethren in christ. Universities / Colleges. Weddings. Index,united brethren in christ. Churches / Congregations. Directories. Schools.
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United Brethren In Christ
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200 Years Of United Methodism, Gallery Of Photographs
Pa. in which the united brethren in christ held their first GeneralConference, June 6, 1815. Photograph, late 19th century. (69
http://www.drew.edu/books/200Years/gallery/gallery.htm

Extractions: An Illustrated History Gallery of Photographs This list is linked to photographs in JPEG format which provide larger images than those which accompany the text. The size of each file noted in parentheses. "The Holy Club in Session." Philip Embury (1728-1773). Engraving after John Barnes' 1773 painting, printed in New York by Daniel T. MacFarlan, 1878. (42 KB) Margaret Switzer Embury (1743-1807). Engraving after John Barnes' 1773 painting, printed in New York by Daniel T. MacFarlan, 1878. (39 KB) Barbara Ruckle Heck (1734-1804). Watercolor on paper, about 1860. (48 KB) John Wesley (1703-1791). Oil on canvas, painted in Tewksbury, England by an unknown artist in 1771. Wesley presented it to John Cole (1750-1808) along with a letter of commendation to the Methodists in America. Cole and his family emigrated to America in 1785. Reputed to be the first oil painting of Wesley in the colonies. (90 KB) Susanna Wesley (1669-1742). Engraving by W. H. Gibbs, ca. 1720. (37 KB) Death Mask of John Wesley . A plaster facial cast taken shortly after his death March 2, 1791. Gift to Drew University in 1880 by trustee Anderson Fowler, part of the George Osborn Collection he purchased in England that Spring. (53 KB)
United Brethren Historical Center
The Center includes the Archives of the Church of the united Brethrenin christ and the Archives of Huntington College. The united
http://www.huntington.edu/library/ubhc.html

Extractions: Archivist United Brethren Historical Center The United Brethren Historical Center is located on the lower level of the RichLyn Library at Huntington College in Huntington, Indiana. The Center includes the Archives of the Church of the United Brethren in Christ and the Archives of Huntington College. The United Brethren Archives includes information related to the Church of the United Brethren in Christ (1800-1889) and the Church of the United Brethren in Christ (Old Constitution, 1889- ). For information pertaining to the Church of the United Brethren in Christ (New Constitution, 1889-1946) or Evangelical United Brethren Church (1946-1968) please contact the United Methodist Church If you are not sure which denomination your church belonged to you may contact us and we will assist you in referral to the right archival location Hours Monday - Friday: 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
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The Michindoh Conference of churches represent just a portion of those in the united brethren denomination worldwide. This conference consists of 27 churches located throughout southern Michigan, northeast Indiana, and northwest Ohio.
http://www.michindoh.org

Extractions: Home Contact Us About Us Meetings and Minutes Links and Resources ... Site Map W elcome to the online home of the Michindoh Conference of United Brethren Churches in Christ. This site exists to provide information and resources to friends and members of the conference. For questions and comments about the Michindoh Conference, please contact us PLEASE NOTE: This is not the web site for the Michindoh Camp and Conference Center located near Hillsdale, Michigan. The Camp is associated with the Michindoh Conference of United Brethren Churches, but has its own web site at www.michindoh.com Contact Us About Us Meetings and Minutes ... Crossmark Design
Michindoh Conference Of United Brethren Churches In Christ At Indiana Find Local
Michindoh Conference of united brethren Churches in christ The Michindoh Conferenceof churches represent just a portion of those in the united brethren
http://www.indianafind.com/Localities/H/Huntington/Michindoh_Conference_of_Unite

Extractions: Number of ratings: Votes Excellent! Very Good Good Fair Poor Site Information The Michindoh Conference of churches represent just a portion of those in the United Brethren denomination worldwide. This conference consists of 27 churches located throughout southern Michigan, northeast Indiana, and northwest Ohio. Contact Information Michindoh Conference of United Brethren Churches in Christ http://www.michindoh.org If you're the owner or webmaster of this site then please Claim this Link Once you claim this link and we approve it you will be the only one who can modify the listing in the future. Date Added: 09-06-2003 Last Updated: 09-06-2003
United Brethren Church
The History of The Indiana Conference of the Church of The UnitedBrethren In christ. by Rev. Adam Byron Condo. Published by Order
http://myindianahome.net/gen/switz/records/church/ubzion.html

Extractions: There is a great deal of history connected with this church, for the reason that Union Chapel is a granddaughter of the first United Brethren Church that was organized in Switzerland County. In 1833 John G. Eckels organized the first United Brethren Church in this county which was located near the town of Bennington. It was known as the Bennington church for a number of years, then later they moved over near the little village of Aaron, and then in the course of years they moved to the present location, which is not far from Aaron. It was in the old Bennington Church community where the Chittenden family lived. It was here where Rev. Lyman S. Chittenden was born, and where he was converted and joined the church. There were three families that were prominent in the United Brethren Church, and in the Indiana Conference; viz., the Chittenden, Richardson, and Cole families, and these were early settlers in the vicinity of Bennington. There were two out of the Chittenden family that became ministers in the United Brethren Church, four out of the Richardson family, and two out of the Cole family. Union Chapel has an honorable ancestry. In later years when Union Chapel was established, we find that Rev. J.J. Goodner was a product of this church. Union Chapel built their church house in about 1868. This church is still active, and it should live on through the years to come.
CAC: Church Collections By Denomination
MS 143 mf christ Evangelical Lutheran Church (Dowling, Wood County, Ohio) Records MS460 mf Church of the Good Shepherd, united brethren (North Baltimore, Wood
http://www.bgsu.edu/colleges/library/cac/churchde.html

Extractions: Churches by Denomination Church records may include baptisms, marriages, first communions, confirmations, deaths, interments, membership lists, and other records. Records for auxiliary and social organizations may also be included. However, not all collections include the same information. Researchers are encouraged to consult the finding aids for specific information. Early records from congregations of German origin may be in German. Early records from Roman Catholic churches may be in Latin. Through an agreement with the diocese of Toledo, there is a seventy (70) year restriction on access to baptism and marriage records. For more information, see Access to Diocese Records
Brethren In Christ Church Of North America
brethren in christ Offices. 431 Grantham Road. PO Box A. Grantham, PA 170270901. Phone (717) 697-2634. Fax (717) 697-7714. bic@messiah.edu. Welcome to the brethren in christ (BIC) Web site! informed of what's happening in the brethren in christ. Materials for upcoming events
http://www.bic-church.org/

Extractions: bic@messiah.edu Welcome to the Brethren in Christ (BIC) Web site! The BIC News and Events page (also called Bookmark ) is regularly updated and is the page to mark to stay informed of what's happening in the Brethren in Christ. Materials for upcoming events will also be featured here. Frequent visitors should use the Bookmark page instead of this introductory page. The About the BIC section will tell you about our history, who we are, what we believe, and about our leadership and structure. If you want to find a church in your area or find out about regional events, click on Congregations and Regions. The Ministries section tells you more about ministries that are part of, or connected to, the BIC Church. And finally, the Resources section is just that, full of resources! Things like downloadable bulletin inserts and logos, listings of available BIC positions and personnel, and a calendar of BIC events are just some of the things available there. If you can't find what your looking for please let us know . We are constantly working to further enhance the site and welcome any comments and suggestions
California United Brethren
Pixley. Pixley united brethren Church. Drawer 'U' Pixley, CA 93256
http://www.cubcc.org/
Mennonite Brethren In Christ
The Mennonite brethren in christ Church was formed in 1883 by a merger of the EvangelicalUnited Mennonite Church and a brethren in christ group known as the
http://grebel.uwaterloo.ca/mao/Archives Fonds/XVIII.htm

Extractions: Collections ... Dates of creation: 1849- . 26 cm. The Missionary Church was formed in 1969 by a merger of the United Missionary Church (known by the name of Mennonite Brethren in Christ Church from 1883 to 1947) and the Missionary Church Association. The Mennonite Brethren in Christ Church was formed in 1883 by a merger of the Evangelical United Mennonite Church and a Brethren in Christ group known as the Swankites. The Evangelical Mennonites in turn had been formed in 1879 by a merger of the Evangelical Mennonites of Pennsylvania and the United Mennonites of Ontario. The latter group had been formed in 1875 by a merger of the Reforming/Reformed Mennonites and the New Mennonites. The fonds consists of denominational publications and correspondence of the Missionary Church and its antecedents, with particular emphasis on Ontario.
Mennonite Brethren In Christ
It was formed on 29 December 1883, by the union of two bodies, the Evangelical UnitedMennonite, and a brethren in christ group in Ohio, known as the Swankites
http://www.mhsc.ca/encyclopedia/contents/M465ME.html

Extractions: Solomon Eby Solomon Eby (1834-1930), Waterloo Co., ON, who however left the group to join the Pentecostal movement in 1912. The organized work of the Mennonite Brethren in Christ really got under way about 1879-80. Brenneman established the conference organ, the Gospel Banner , in 1878. The earliest foreign missionary, Eusebius Hershey, went out to Liberia in 1880, with private support to be sure, but organized foreign mission work was in operation long before the United Missionary Society was established in 1920. The first camp meeting, an institution which became a powerful spiritual influence in the group, was held at Fetter's Grove, west of Goshen, IN, in 1880. The Reading Course for Ministers was first adopted in 1882. The first home mission was established in Grand Rapids, MI, in 1880. In 1883 when the Mennonite Brethren in Christ Church was formed, the three district conferences had the following statistics: Ontario, 43 appointments (congregations and mission points) with 909 members; Pennsylvania, 14 appointments with 286 members; Indiana-Ohio-Michigan, 22 appointments with 452 members, a total of 79 appointments with 1,647 members. In 1947, when the new name (United Missionary Church) was adopted and before the schism of the Pennsylvania conference, the total membership was 13,313, with congregations in Michigan, Iowa, Nebraska, Washington, and Alberta, in addition to the original locations. The Mennonite Brethren in Christ Church represented in its beginning a breaking forth of new life in the Mennonite
Illinois Great Rivers (Central) - GCAH
Eangelical Church Illinois Conference united - 1923-1927 united brethren inChrist - Central Illinois Conference - 1872-1881 inc united brethren in
http://www.gcah.org/Conference/umac/igrc.htm

Extractions: IGR Conference Current (United Methodist Church), 1996 - present; UM Reporter of the Central Illinois Conference (United Methodist Church), 1978-1996; Heart Beat (United Methodist) 1964-1994; Galesburg District Messenger (Methodist Episcopal), 1895-1901; Illinois Conference Messenger (United Brethren), 1941-1953; Christian Advocate - Illinois ed. (Methodist Church), 1955-1956; Illinois Methodist Journal (Methodist Episcopal), 1898-1902; Implementer (United Methodist), 1972-1978; Historical Society Newsletter (Methodist), 1959-1968; Central Illinois Historical Messenger (United Methodist), 1969-1999; Illicon Evangel (Evangelical United Brethren), 1961-1966; Illinois Area Together News Edition (United Methodist), 1956-1970; Peoria District Methodist (Methodist Episcopal), 1884; Action - Illinois Area Methodists (United Methodist) 1968-1977;
Newberry Library | Title
The revivals spurred the formation of two denominations the UnitedBrethren in christ (1800) and the Evangelical Association (1816).
http://www.newberry.org/nl/genealogy/EUB.html

Extractions: The Evangelical United Brethren Church (EUB) has its roots in early 19th century Methodist-style revivals among German immigrants in Pennsylvania. The revivals spurred the formation of two denominations: the United Brethren in Christ (1800) and the Evangelical Association (1816). A splinter group, called the United Brethren in Christ (Old Constitution) left the United Brethren in 1889 and remained separate. A group succeeded from the Evangelical Association in 1891 to form the United Evangelical Association, however these two groups merged again in 1922 to form the Evangelical Church. In 1946, the United Brethren in Christ and the Evangelical Church merged to form the Evangelical United Brethren. The denomination's theological and structural similarity to the Methodist Church led the two to merge into the United Methodist Church in 1968. See also: Methodist Shenandoah University Libraries

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