Research topic: Churches of Christ

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Churches of Christ

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Churches of Christ conservative body of evangelical Protestants in the United States. Its founders were originally members of what is now the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) who gradually withdrew from that body following the Civil War. They objected to the use of musical instruments in the church and to the introduction of new titles and more power for the pastors. They were first listed as a group separate from the Disciples of Christ in the U.S. census of religious bodies of 1906. Each church is entirely self-governing. The Bible, especially the New Testament, is considered its... Read more
Churches of Christ
Churches of Christ. Christian denomination, also known...Congregational form of church government. The Churches of Christ participated in ecumenical discussion...century, and in 1981 the majority of the Churches of Christ in Great Britain became part of the... Read more
Church of Christ
...organization. These churches originated in...the Disciples of Christ movement, which...only standard of Christian faith and worship...movement, and the Churches of Christ designated those...Disciples, the Churches of Christ continued to grow... Read more

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Free Article Church of Christ congregation OKs musical instruments.(Brief article)
Free Article Ecumenical rebirth.(Consultation on Church Union will be converted to the more far-reaching Churches Uniting in Christ in 2002)
Free Article Presbyterians endorse CUiC principles.(Churches Uniting in Christ)(Brief Article)

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