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1. 22 Those who accepted Communion from Methodist preachers were known as Primitive Methodists.

2. Apportionments The United Methodist Church is a connectional church and, as United Methodists, we are connected in many ways

3. Across boundaries of North and South, Methodists were supposed to be united and interconnected through their Discipline.

4. In Marin, Cursillo is an ecumenical program with active participation of Catholics, Episcopalians, Presbyterians, Methodists, Community Churches, …

5. Both the Lutherans in the United States and the Methodists in Britain have recently addressed the issue of homosexuality.

6. MY PARENTS were sincere Methodists who regularly attended church in a small country town, not far from our family farm.

7. On the other hand, John Wesley had incredible fruit, and he was an infant-Baptizing Anglican priest who never meant for the Methodists to leave the Anglican church

8. In the following century it divided the early Methodists into two parties, the followers of John Wesley adhering to the Arminian view, those of George Whitefield professing the strict Calvinistic tenets.

9. As early as 1784, both Quakers and Methodists were advising their members to abstain from all hard liquor and to avoid participation in its sale and manufacture.12 A more aggressive temperance movement took hold among the churches in the early decades of the 19th century.

10. Nancy Clutter’s boyfriend Bobby Rupp said that he looked up to her father as a role model despite that the book alleged Herb Clutter pressured Nancy to break up with Bobby because he was Catholic and the Clutters were Methodists

11. *Christianity played a significant role in Acculturizing Africans to America *Baptists and Methodists had the most black converts due to their appeal to the poor *The First Baptist Church in Nashville conducted workshops on non-violence *In 1945 the Nashville Mason Temple became the largest meeting place for African Americans

12. Certainly, this idea and practice may be strange to many United Methodists; but to those who are looking for a recovery of a tested and timely way of giving shape to Lenten practice, this discontinuance of the Alleluia may be something that young and old can appreciate