Obviously, Jesus of Nazareth, i.e., Jesus Christ, is the founder of the Christian religion. His apostles, and subsequently, His disciples continued his legacy and His teachings. After a time the Christian church was called "Catholic", which means universal, as our Lord wanted only one, true Church - not thousands. Not until the Reformation in 1517 A.D. was there any other Christian denomination. If you were a Christian, you were a Catholic. When Martin Luther, a disgruntled Catholic priest, left the Church and founded the Lutheran religion, "Protest"anism was born. Since then, innumerable christian religions have been founded, all by human beings who have their own versions of what they believe is "the truth". It appears that if you disagree with your church, go off and start your own. This is a sure-fired prescription for heresy. I'll stick with the Church founded by Jesus Christ Himself!
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Mary Baker Eddy was a spiritual healer who founded the Christian denomination called Christian Science.
The Black Christian Church, or the African-American Church.
The Orthodox Church is not a denomination. The Orthodox Church is the original Christian church, founded by Jesus Christ and His apostles. "Denominations" are the Christian groups which trace their histories back to splitting off from the Orthodox faith.
John Wesley is attributed to founding Methodist, and possibly Wesleyan denominations.
Catholicism is the biggest Christian denomination.
Eddy believed she discovered the spiritual science behind Jesus' healing works and she was the founder of Christian Science in 1866.
Catholicism is the biggest Christian denomination.
Christian Union - denomination - was created in 1864.
"Baptist" refers to a Christian denomination that emphasizes adult baptism by immersion in water. Baptists typically believe in the autonomy of the local church, the priesthood of all believers, and the authority of the Bible. There are different branches and beliefs within the Baptist denomination.
If you're asking about Mary Magdalene, she did not "founded" any order. But there is now a Christian denomination "Order of Mary Magdala" a pro-women group. see link "Order of Mary Magdala."
No, Adam is not in any way considered a prophet in any Christian denomination.