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Founded in April 1914
67,992,330 Members

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it is kinda like catholic
1.255 billion members
they practice similar to  catholic
its latin

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80M Followers

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-14.8 million people in the world are Mormon
-4.5 million people in America are mormon.

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-Anglican movement stemming from mid 18th century.
-Led by John Fletcher, Henry Venn, and others
-The only Christian group with more people were joining than leaving

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-323,000 Mennonites in the world
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40 million
founded 1612

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Founded- 1483-1546
Regions (Back then): Germany, Prussia, Sweden, Norway, Denmark.
Women can preach.

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- Practiced in Russia
- Founded 1054
- 300 million followers

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*focuses on work of Holy Spirit
*fastest growing groups of christians in the UK
*followers believe that they are being driven by God
*almost 1 million in UK
*over 20 million in US

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80 Million People

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1.2 Billion people
Woman can not preach
Believe Jesus Christ is the son of god Existence of the Holy Trinity. They believe in heaven/hell, and saints.
Catholic church was founded in Judea
Saint Peter stated Catholicism.
In church they sing, pray and can get the blood/body of christ.

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-the US Episcopal church is one of the independent churches within the Anglican Communion
-the Anglican church (Episcopal church within it) split from the Roman Catholic church when the pope refused to grant the king an annulment
MAIN TEACHINGS
-the life and resurrection of Jesus Christ
-basic teachings of the church
-Jesus Christ is fully human and fully God; he died and was resurrected from the dead
-Jesus Christ provides the way of eternal life for those who believe

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* Can be seen as in between Roman Catholic and  extreme Protestant
* Rejection of the Pope
* Bible is the source of authority not the Pope
*85 million people
*More than 125 countries

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Moved across england in late 16th to 17th century. Each individual church is considered as independent. 2.4 million followers worldwide, but the number of congregational churches have declined. Brought to the United states later in history. Freedom is important, as well as preaching.

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76,60 followers as of 2015
Practice: meet yearly, vary considerably.
Believe that the truth is revealed directly from God.  Heaven

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Elders make the decisions for the church.

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900 million followers; about 260 million in America
believe in the invisible church (pray)
women cannot preach
base their beliefs on the Bible alone
came from the Protestant reformation
second largest form of Christianity
services are non-liturgical

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Numbers, regions (where?)
How do they practice? (preachers/priests/bishops) Can women preach?
Beliefs (saints? Trinity? Heaven/Hell?)
Historical connection -> where did it come from? Who is responsible for this religion?
What does a service in church look like? (singing, silent prayer, preaching, images of God/Jesus)