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How did Protestant churches grow from Lutheranism and Calvinism?
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How do churches grow in membership?
Churches grow in membership when people join them. The only way to get people to come is to invite them.
How did the medieval churches help babies?
The nuns would develop them and help them grow.
Why did medieval towns grow around churches or cathedrals?
Because those were the centers of communities.
What did Christians believe maps were for?
For traveling to preach the Gospel in Christ. To visit, encourage, edify, and build up Christians in other lands. To plan where to plant and grow churches.
What is multiplication by division in the Baptist church?
This is a practice where churches split, and a new church is formed and the old church along with the new church grow by recruiting new members
What are the Uniting Churches' views upon marriage?
"The Church believes that marriage has been given as a way in which we discover and grow in God's love." Here's more: http://wesley.unitingchurch.org.au/marriage.html
What reform movements was the most controversial and was calling for the biggest changes in society?
Other than Martin Luther, Calvin did because he was basically the person who started Calvinism which led to Puritans. Also the logic that in America we still like to save money and work hard came from Calvin.
How did the role of the church grow during reconstruction i?
During Reconstruction, the church played a significant role in the African American community, serving as a center for social, political, and religious activities. Churches were instrumental in advocating for civil rights and education for freed slaves. Additionally, many black churches provided assistance to newly freed individuals in terms of housing, employment, and support.
Do churches shut?
Permanently or daily? There are many churches that shut permanently, through a lack of congregation in a particular area where population has changed, just as there are many new churches that open daily to meet the spiritual needs of new population centres. Generally, as Christianity continues to grow in the world the number of new churches that are opening outnumbers those that are closing permanently. On a daily basis, churches open and close depending upon the situation. My own church, on the outskirts of a small town, is kept open all day for people to visit either for prayer or to look at its ancient and historic architecture. It is closed then at night. Some inner city churches are sadly closed during the daytime for security reasons only to open for services. This is a sad situation, but some churches, after having been vandalised several times, have reluctantly accepted that this is the only possible prevention. However, there are also many churches, especially in the countryside, that are open all the time for people to come in for shelter or prayer. When churches are left open any valuables likely to be stolen are removed to a secure place (eg the safe or a locked room) so that temptation is not put in the way of the would-be thief. However, for those visiting churches for the right reasons, to meet with God, this is unimportant; what IS important is that churches are left open whenever possible for all to enter and be welcome - no matter what time of day.
What has the author Joel Comiskey written?
Joel Comiskey has written: 'Planting Churches that Reproduce: Starting a Network of Simple Churches ' 'Explosion de Liderazgo' 'Passion and Persistence' 'How to Be a Great Cell Group Coach' 'Coach' 'Cell Church Solutions' 'Grow!' 'Share!' 'Explosion de los grupos celulares en los..' 'Como dirigir un grupo celular con exito'
How can you find out if you were baptized?
The best thing to do would be to either ask your parents, who would certainly know since they were there; or, ask the pastor of the Catholic parish that you grew up in. If you did not grow up in the Catholic Church, then simply consult the Catholic churches in your area.
What are some things a convert to Christianity Protestant should learn or read?
Protestant, Catholic, or Orthodox....any genuine Christian should read the Bible believing God and Pray (talking to God just as you would any other person) and the Holy Spirit will lead you and guide you over time as you grow. But be aware their are three groups in the Christian churches just as in any other religion: Believers; non-believers; and make believers. To "believe" is pisteuo, the verb form of the Greek noun Pistis rendered "Faith" and means to be trusting in, relying on, and cleaving to someone or something. In this case it is God, through Messiah Jesus and His finshed work of dying for your sins and being physically raised from the dead for justification of your faith. So believe God, not just in Him (that is practice an active faith or pistis).
