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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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Includes services schedule, directions, calendar of events and information on staff.
http://www.easthillsmc.org
The Vanerbilt Moravian Church
Staten Island, New York. Contact information, Sunday schedule, regular meetings.Category Society Religion and Spirituality moravian churchThe 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.
Moravian Church
The moravian church is a Protestant communion closely linked to Lutheranism.
http://mb-soft.com/believe/text/moravian.htm

Extractions: 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 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.
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Joseph Edmund Hutton.
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Welcome To Moravia Moravian Church
Oak Ridge, North Carolina. Contact information, beliefs, Sunday schedule, activities, history.Category Society Religion and Spirituality moravian church
http://www.greensboro.com/moravia/
The Moravian Church, Great Britain, Ireland, UK, England
The moravian church dates from 1457 when it was founded in Moravia, today partof the Czech Republic and, indeed the name itself is more of a nickname used
http://www.moravian.org.uk/aboutus.htm

Extractions: An Introduction The Moravian Church dates from 1457 when it was founded in Moravia, today part of the Czech Republic and, indeed the name itself is more of a nickname used only in English speaking countries. Formally, we are known as the Unitas Fratrum or Unity of the Brethren. The original church suffered persecution during the counter-Reformation and survived in an underground fellowship over the next hundred years or so. However, as these missionaries spent time in London awaiting their sailing dates, they met and worshipped with other devout Christians in the City. As the group grew in numbers and became too large to meet in private houses, a room was rented and eventually, in 1740, a chapel off Fetter Lane, near Fleet Street. During this time the Society included John and Charles Wesley and there followed a period of disagreements as the members wrestled with various theological issues. Eventually there was a separation and the Wesleys went in one direction and the Moravians in another. The Fetter Lane chapel was registered under the Toleration Act in September 1742 and, following a mutually amicable visit to the Archbishop of Canterbury in October of that year, the first congregation was settled in Fetter Lane. The Society had been an important focus of what came to be seen as the 18th century evangelical revival in England.
Christian Faith Moravian Church
De Forest, Wisconsin. Hours, Sunday schedule, contact information.Category Society Religion and Spirituality moravian churchChristian Faith moravian church. Oldest Christian Protestant denominationin the world Hours Monday thru Friday, 900 am to 1200
http://danenet.wicip.org/moravian/
The Moravian Church, Great Britain, Ireland, UK, England
The moravian church, UK, Ireland, Great Britain Membership is open to all men, whether members of the moravian church or not, who are in sympathy with the aims of the
http://www.moravian.org.uk/organisations.htm
College Hill Home Special Worship Email Registry Guest Book
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. Contact information, map and directions, Sunday schedule, staff.Category Society Religion and Spirituality moravian churchCollege Hill moravian church Web Site the cyber meeting place foradvanced Moravians. Street. The church is near Moravian College.
http://www.collegehillmoravian.org/

Extractions: College Hill Home Special Worship Email Registry Guest Book ... Contact Us 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: News - Activities - Special Events ADVENT WORKSHOP SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1 AT 5:00 PM Enjoy a covered dish dinner Make a Gingerbread house and an Advent wreath Also coming in December.... December 8 - Senior High Youth Annual Spaghetti Dinner after worship December 12 - 10th Annual Cookie Exchange - "HEARTSOUNDS"
Dynamic Directory - Society - Religion And Spirituality - Christianity - Denomin
moravian church in America Mainline Protestant denomination with more than five hundred years of history.
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Main Page - Home Moravian Church
Home moravian church Mission Statement Bound together through our relationshipwith Jesus Christ, we will celebrate our faith as we love and serve God and
http://www.home-moravian.org/main.htm

Extractions: -Text for the day on which the site of Salem was selected. Welcome to the web site of Home Moravian Church. Home Moravian Church is located on the north-east corner of Salem Square in the historic district of Old Salem , the restored 1766 Moravian town, located in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Home Church, originally known as the Salem Congregation, is a congregation of the Moravian Church in America Southern Province . Home Church is an active and growing congregation and we invite you to come and visit with us for any of our Worship services or fellowship programs. Home Moravian Church
Ephraim Foundation: History
Include 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.
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.
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
The Moravian Church EWI Province
The moravian church Eastern West Indies Province GEOGRAPHICAL AREA Eight (8) islands in the Eastern Caribbean Antigua, Barbados, St. Croix, St. John, St. Kitts, St. Thomas, Tobago, Trinidad.
http://www.candw.ag/~moravians/about.htm

Extractions: 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. We want you to know about us, so here is a little to get you going. ORIGIN AND GROWTH OF THE UNITAS FRATRUM The Unitas Fratrum, or Moravian Church, is that branch of the Christian Church which began its distinct life at Kunvald in Bohemia in the year 1457. It was born of the great revival of faith at the close of the Middle ages, arising from the national revival of religion in Bohemia, in which the writings of Wyclif had great influence, and of which John Hus was the greatest leader. Within the movement, Peter of Chelcic represented the traditions of eastern puritanism and freedom from official control in matters of religion.
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: Welcome back Pastor Steve...Just as Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilderness, so must the Son of Man be lifted up...John 3:14... 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.
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

Extractions: 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.
Chaska Moravian Church
Chaska moravian church. A Christian Community on the Square. History of Chaska MoravianChurch A Picture Page has been added. Chaska and Waconia Mission Trip.
http://www.moravianwest.org/Chaska/Index.htm
Moravian Church Board Of World Mission
Select Page
http://www.moravianmission.org/
Moravian Church In Honduras
moravian church in Honduras. Ministries. The moravian church in Honduras is predominantlyin the area known as La Mosquitia in the Department of Gracias a Diós.
http://www.moravianmission.org/honduraschurch.htm

Extractions: Moravian Church in Honduras A people who sing! That is how Moravian missionary Werner Marx described the Miskitu people of Honduras. Truly, a Miskitu worship service is a celebration of joyful praise. Miskitu people have always expressed themselves through their songs, and their faith in Jesus Christ gives them a new song to sing. Origins The Moravian Church began sharing the "Song of songs," the Good News of Jesus Christ, with the Honduran people in November 1930 in the village of Cauquira on the north coast. The first service was attended by about 80 people, and the first person to give her life to Christ was Hannah Brodick, who later became an elder of the congregation. In 1935 a congregation was established at Brus Laguna. The Rev. Dannery Downs, a Nicaraguan Moravian, was the pastor. Now there are close to 100 Moravian congregations proclaiming and singing the "old, old story of Jesus and his love." Worship is in the Miskitu language, into which missionaries translated many hymns written originally in German or English. Increasingly, however, one will hear lively Spanish choruses being sung in Moravian Churches. Ministries The Moravian Church in Honduras is predominantly in the area known as La Mosquitia in the Department of Gracias a Diós. This is a beautiful land of tropical rainforests and savannas between the central mountains and the Caribbean coastline. Neglected by the national government and isolated by its remoteness, La Mosquitia had no health or educational infrastructure when the Moravians arrived. Thus, schools and medical work have been important ministries from the beginning. In 1946 a clinic was established on the Patuca River at Ahuas. Over the years the
Welcome To The Church Of The Redeemer
moravian church providing beliefs, calendar of events, newsletter, and service schedule.
http://www.redeemermoravian.org/

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