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4 days ago · Why Denominations Matter (And Don’t) By Blake Gardiner - Press Services International. If there is only one way, Jesus, to salvation, why are there so many denominations? Fair question. The diversity (and, sadly, hostility) between denominations is a peculiarity for a religion that claims to have only one way to God.
5 days ago · Ministry & Planting. Do Denominations and Division Mean Christianity Is Rubbish? May 29, 2024 | Ryan van der Avoort. There are many divisions and splits under the broader banner of professing Christians. Even simply consider denominations: how many different Christian denominations can you name?
4 days ago · Short History: Formed by the merger of three Lutheran denominations, themselves the results of various mergers over the years, the ELCA traces its roots back to early Dutch settlers in what is now New York City. Other waves of German, Scandinavian, and Dutch immigrants brought different strains of Lutheran practice to America.
5 days ago · What is LogoSophia Magazine? LogoSophia Magazine is dedicated to creating and cultivating connections, unity and understanding between Christian denominations, under the leadership of an elected Editor in Chief. LogoSophia is an online interdenominational Christian magazine that is published quarterly (in February, May, August, & November).
5 days ago · Short profiles of selected Christian denominations in the U.S. Date Founded: 2012. Membership/Number of Clergy: 136 congregations/224 clergy Headquarters: 5638 Hollister Ave. Suite #130, Goleta, CA 93117
- Carolyn Cardwell
- 2014
3 days ago · Lent: A Roman Catholic tradition and other Christian denominations. By Folaranmi Ajayi. March 10, 2024. In Today’s Edugist Sunday School, we reveal the historical and theological roots of Lent, tracing its origins to early Christian communities’ preparation for baptism and its evolution into a season of penance and spiritual rejuvenation ...
3 days ago · Though the broadly defined Reformed faith is much larger, as it constitutes Congregationalist (0.5%), most of the United and uniting churches (unions of different denominations) (7.2%) and most likely some of the other Protestant denominations (38.2%). All three are distinct categories from Presbyterian or Reformed (7%) in this report.
