Are African Methodist Episcopal churches Baptist?

Not anymore than the Episcopal, Presbyterian, or Baptist churches could be called cults.

the Black Baptist Church and African Methodist Episcopal Church

Following the Civil War, the Baptists had the most black members, next came the Methodists, and the Presbyterians came in a distant third. A few years after the Civil War ended, most of the black Baptist Churches in the Southern Baptist Convention pulled out and formed a different group. Many different black Baptist denominations exist. A few Methodist Churches remained with the Methodist Episcopal Church, South but many went with the African Methodist Episcopal Church. Other black Methodist Churches exist. The Second Cumberland Presbyterian Church is a Black organization.

The Southern Baptist are the largest followed by the United Methodist Church. The Pentecostals are the 3rd largest followed by the Presbyterians and Episcopal churches.

Baptist and Methodist churches. :)

Baptist Churches of the Central African Republic was created in 1963.

Baptist churches baptize older children and adults who have made a commitment to Christ. United Methodist churches Baptize infants and Confirm those who have made a commitment to Christ.

Predominantly Christian Churches including Catholic, Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian, Lutheran, Episcopal... Others attend Mormon Churches, Jehovah's Witnesses, Jewish religious services, Muslim services, and others.

Both Baptist and Methodist are Protestant and believe in the Holy Bible as well as the Trinity, but Baptists are usually literalists, meaning they take every word of the Bible literally, and usually Methodists are not. Also, some Baptist churches are more conservative than some Methodist churches.

Protestant, most churches such as Methodist or Baptist come from the protestant faith.

I was in that situation 25 years ago. Methodist churches do have some that are more evangelical than others. If you can find an evangelical Methodist church, usually smaller than the "First Methodist of the City," then that would be the best of the compromise. Not to step on any toes but my spouse found the baptist churches in our southern town to be too judgmental for her Methodist upbringing. I found the Methodist church acceptable to my divergent beliefs in Bible study and I could still believe as a conservative baptist while still a member in the Methodist church.

Methodist, Assemblies of God, Baptist, Luthern, Church of Christ, Pentecostal, and Cowboy church.

Baptist and Methodist are denominations of Christianity.

The Catholics, the Methodists, the United Church of Christ, there may be more... --from Wikipedia: These Christian denominations are among those that mark Ash Wednesday by holding a service of worship or Mass: * African Methodist Episcopal Church * African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church * Anglican/Episcopal churches (excepting most Sydney Diocese churches) * Individual Baptist churches may hold a service * Church of God (Anderson) * Church of the Nazarene * Some congregations of Community of Christ * Some Free Churches * The Liberal Catholic Church * Lutheran churches * Old Catholic Church * Reformed churches (Presbyterian, United Church of Christ, Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), etc.) * Roman Catholic Church * United Methodist churches * Wesleyan churches The Eastern Orthodox Church does not in general observe Ash Wednesday; instead, Orthodox Great Lent begins on Clean Monday. There are, however, a relatively small number of Orthodox Christians who follow the Western Rite; these do observe Ash Wednesday, although often on a different day from the previously-mentioned denominations, as its date is determined from the Orthodox calculation of Pascha, which may be as much as a month later than the Western observance of Easter.

Nicodemus was established by African Americans during the Reconstruction period following the Civil War. Its five remaining structures are: First Baptist Church, African Methodist Episcopal Church, St. Francis Hotel, School and Nicodemus Township Hall.

Mainly their understanding of baptism. Certainly there are some major polity differences. Methodist are episcopal and have a chain of command outside of the local church. Baptists are congregational and so each baptist church runs their own church. Depending on the baptist church there are sometimes difference in belief on free will and predestination.

Baptist, Methodist, Church of God in Christ, Muslim

Mississippi, as well as the rest of the United States, is a predominantly Protestant Christian state. Southern Baptist, Methodist, and Episcopal are three of the common denominations.

Because many resident are descendants of people from England, Scotland and Wales, most people attend the Baptist, Methodist, Nazarene, Presbyterian, Episcopal and Catholic churches. Therefore the range of religious beliefs similar to most other areas of the US.

Denominations of Christians: Roman Catholics Orthodox Protestant Anglican The Free Churches Pentecostal many other free churches.... baptist, methodist, etc.....

Anglican, Presbyterian, Lutheran, Methodist, Baptist, just to name a few. There are many more.

Methodists and Baptists are both movements within the Christian religion. The Baptist churches started with with John Smyth in the Netherlands and the U.K., in the early 17th century. There are approximately 100 million Baptists worldwide. The Baptist World Alliance represents about 42 million of these, from 231 denominations or conventions, in 121 countries. The largest single Baptist denomination is the Southern Baptist Convention (U.S.) with about 16 million members. The Methodist churches started as a movement within the Anglican Communion, particularly in the U.K. and the U.S., with the preaching of Rev. John and Charles Wesley, in the mid 18th century. Today, the World Methodist Council is made up of 80 Methodist, Wesleyan and related Uniting and United Churches representing over 80.5 million people in 133 countries. The largest single Methodist denomination is the United Methodist Church (U.S.) with about 12 million members.

Most definately. The United Methodist individual churches are members of a conference within a geographical area. In that way, they pool their resources together to fund programes vital to the national church. The Baptist churches are autonomous and have little relationship to the Southern Baptist Convention. In the United Methodist CHurch, the Bishop of the Conference decides you will serve as pastor for the individual church. This connection derives from its Anglican heritage.

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