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They are found mostly in Pennsylvania and Ohio. They have 342,000 followers. They exclude technology from their lives and like to follow traditions. They came from Switzerland and the founder was Jakob Ammann. They are very traditional so they do not allow women to preach and in their services they sing.

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1) 3M active members in the US
2) acts of generosity, hospitality and constant. They also preach about what they need to do.
3) Women are allowed to preach, but they face bias from members.
4) They believe in God and authority.
5) the founder of the religion was John Knox, who is a scotsman and a Roman Catholic Priest.  He studied   with John Calvin, who is credited with the development of Reformed theology, which he them brought Reformed teaching to Scotland. Which influenced  Presbyterianism.
6) There are a bunch of ruling elder who is responsible for the discipline, nurture and mission of the people.  They pray and vote for what they
think is right because they believe the Holy Spirit lives in every individual, but works together as a community. They're all close with one another.

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1.9 Million Americans (Most popular in states of South Carolina and Virginia)

They have priests and bishops, and they do allow women to preach.

Instead of the Holy Spirit being the third party of the trinity, it's Mary, the mother of Jesus

Henry the VIII is responsible for creating the Anglican church, as he wanted to justify a divorce with his wife, and the Catholic church said no. So, he separated from the church and made his own church, where he could divorce easily.

The service is similar to Catholic church: Traditional, prayer and song, etc.

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Owen Thornburg and Christopher Brower: Anabaptist

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Owen Thornburg and Christopher Brower: Anabaptist

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1. 560,000
2. In the Northeast
3. They believe in adult baptism, pacifism, the separation of church and state and the importance of community in faith. Women are not able to preach, and the religion uses preachers
4. They believe in the trinity and heaven and hell
5. It was a split off the protestant church, made by  Conrad Grebel and Felix Mantz
6.  In church, anabaptists often go over the bible and pray, while also having dedicated areas for study, prayer, support, and encouragement.

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Number- 1.2 billion people in the world
Where- Everywhere the most are in Brazil
How- Goes by the 7 sacraments such as Baptism, reconciliation, Eucharist conformation, marriage, anointing of the sick and holy orders.
Can Women? No they can't because they don't, usually men, have before
(preachers/priests/bishops)- priests
Beliefs- Believe in holy trinity,  and they believe in heaven and hell. In catholicism  many priests involved.
Historical Connection- Came from Judea.
Who is responsible for this religion?  The pope and the founder jesus
What does a service in church look like? There is a lot of singing, worship, praying,  saying prayers, offerings money etc..and the bread and wine.
Pray and singers, many talks about god and readings.

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Numbers-  72 million people in the USA
Where- Worldly
How do they practice-  They go to chuch and Pray
Preachers/preists/bishops- Preists
Can women Preach- No
Beliefs- believe in the holy trinity, beleive in heaven and hell. Have many saints
Historical connection- Judea and Vatican City
Who is responisble- Pope
What does a service in church look like- YOu have a preist talking for around an hour and you get bread and wine sometime in the service. You pray, some music.

Sara Glossen and Maria Schwaba

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Methodist:
About 9 million Methodists in the United states. The methodist church is a world religion but their main populations fall in the US and Africa. Bishops and pastors. Belief in the Holy Trinity that Gos is the father, son and Holy ghost but each of those things are not one another. Only baptized once but confirmation happens later on and thats when you fully become a member of the Methodist Church. Started in England by John Wesley. Theres music, acholights (lighters of candles), prayers lead by pastors, images, and preaching. Women are allowed to be ordained which started in 1956

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There are about 4.5 million mormons in the US. A lot of mormons live in Utah. They practice there faith through ceremonies practiced in temples. Bishops lead the church, and woman can preach. Mormons believe that Jesus paid for our sins and can be saved through his atonement. They believe that the way to practice faith is through formal church settings and things like baptism. They believe in heaven and hell. Mormons came to be in the church of Jesus Christ of Latter- day saints in New York in 1830. Joseph Smith made the religion. Takes place in the chapel, you get a program that explains what will happen. The main service is called the sacrament meeting. The bishop starts to welcome people. They sing and have an opening prayer. Bread and water is distributed.

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Ox, but ford

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- There were about 11.5 million Lutherans in 2014.
- Founded in Germany but most people are in North America.
- They are saved through God's grace and faith alone.
- Women can preach in Lutheranism but only recently.
- They believe that whoever has faith in Jesus alone will receive salvation from the grace of God.
- Lutheranism came from Martin Luther when he didn't agree with the Catholic church. (They were selling salvation)
- Martin Luther is responsible for this religion.
- Lutheran Churches meet every Sunday where they are forgiven of their sins, and they receive communion.

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- 9 million of American citizens are Methodist.
- The religion itself started in England.
- John Wesley created the Methodist religion.
- Women are able to preach.
-  The Methodist Church usually has a Council of Bishops.
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eastern orthodox

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Its Calvinism

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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) 

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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) 