- CA W P06-EV11-2
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Part of United Methodist Church
Methodist Merger: collection of articles, brochures, and personal notes related to the proposed merger with the Methodist Church by Rev. Sam. Taetz
Part of United Methodist Church
Methodist Merger: collection of articles, brochures, and personal notes related to the proposed merger with the Methodist Church by Rev. Sam. Taetz
UMC/MCA Merger Constitution (proposed)
Part of United Missionary Church
Constitution (proposed): merger of UMC and MCA: earlier and later editions
Reciprocal Ministry Agreement Proposal between the United Missionary Church of Africa and The Missionary Church of Canada (draft copy Nov. 11, 1992) with related correspondence and earlier drafts
Part of CWD Partner Denoms. Ministries
United Missionary Society: Constitution and Bylaws; Overseas Missions Policy Manual, 1975; "Missionary Convention Manual" by Richard Reilly
Part of CWD Partner Denoms. Ministries
UMS promotions: Canadian missionaries, India, 50-Year Nigerian, etc.; Missionary stories from Haiti, Dominican Republic, Brazil, Jamaica, Missions Radio
United Brethren in Christ Church
Philip Otterbein and Martin Boehm formed the United Brethren in Christ Church in 1800. They were holding revivals among German immigrants with Lutheran and Reformed allegiances and with Methodist influence that were very successful.
Canada Conference merger with the United Church of Canada - An analysis and history of the merger written by Rev. J. R. Culp. Two copies.
The United Methodist Church was formed in 1968 by union of the EUB and Methodist Churches. The NWCC was briefly a part of the UMC but was granted autonomy from that denomination in 1970.
United Missionary Church denominational materials including journals, publications, materials from denominational organizations, related materials, etc., since 1947 to the 1969 merger with the Missionary Church Association.
Part of CWD Partner Denoms. Ministries
The missionary arm of the parent denominations with which the CWD worked closely throughout its ministry.