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Summary: Summary-style Lutheran catechism by Sebald Heyden, a humanist scholar and educator in Nuremberg. He was well known as a poet and composer of hymns and his book "De arte candendi" (On the art of singing) had a significant impact on the study and teaching of music.

Summary: Summary-style Lutheran catechism by Sebald Heyden, a humanist scholar and educator in Nuremberg. He was well known as a poet and composer of hymns and his book "De arte candendi" (On the art of singing) had a significant impact on the study and teaching of music.

A brief history of the Cedar Grove Methodist Church including details of its founding, the reconstruction and renovations of the church building, and organizations within the church.

A brief history of the Cedar Grove Methodist Church including details of its founding, the reconstruction and renovations of the church building, and organizations within the church.

A brief history of the Cedar Grove Church including details of its founding, renovations and their costs to the church, organizations within the church, and a chronological list of the church's pastors.

A brief history of the Cedar Grove Church including details of its founding, renovations and their costs to the church, organizations within the church, and a chronological list of the church's pastors.

An award conferred on Oostanaula United Methodist Church in recognition of their work to preserve the church building and cemetery.

An award conferred on Oostanaula United Methodist Church in recognition of their work to preserve the church building and cemetery.

Summary: Biographies of prominent Methodists.

Summary: Biographies of prominent Methodists.

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A brief history of the Center Methodist Church including details of building and rebuilding of the church.

A brief history of the Center Methodist Church including details of building and rebuilding of the church.

This history includes the years 1945-1953, 1958, 1968. It also includes a summary of the years 1891-1945 (part of the 1945 history) and photographs of Presbyterian students at the University of Georgia and members of the Westminster Fellowship at the University of Georgia.

This history includes the years 1945-1953, 1958, 1968. It also includes a summary of the years 1891-1945 (part of the 1945 history) and photographs of Presbyterian students at the University of Georgia and members of the Westminster Fellowship at the University of Georgia.

A brief, chronological list of the ministers who have served the Central Methodist Church.

A brief, chronological list of the ministers who have served the Central Methodist Church.

A brief, chronological list of the ministers who have served the Central Methodist Church.

A brief, chronological list of the ministers who have served the Central Methodist Church.

A brief history of the Central Methodist Church including details of building the church, a list of church members, and a list of church members that have served in the army since WW1.

A brief history of the Central Methodist Church including details of building the church, a list of church members, and a list of church members that have served in the army since WW1.

A brief history of the Central Methodist Church including details of building the church, a list of church members, and a list of church members that have served in the army since WW1.

A brief history of the Central Methodist Church including details of building the church, a list of church members, and a list of church members that have served in the army since WW1.

A formal certificate confirming the appointment of Charles Minot Griffith as a Deacon in the Western South America Mission Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church. The certificate was signed in Concepción, Chile, on February 27, 1898, by Bishop Henry White Warren.

A formal certificate confirming the appointment of Charles Minot Griffith as a Deacon in the Western South America Mission Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church. The certificate was signed in Concepción, Chile, on February 27, 1898, by Bishop Henry White Warren.

A formal Certificate of Location confirming that Charles Minot Griffith was officially located to the Western South America Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church as a Deacon on his own request. The certificate was signed in Concepción, Chile, on February 20, 1903, by Isaac W. Joyce, the president of the Western South America Annual Conference.

A formal Certificate of Location confirming that Charles Minot Griffith was officially located to the Western South America Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church as a Deacon on his own request. The certificate was signed in Concepción, Chile, on February 20, 1903, by Isaac W. Joyce, the president of the Western South America Annual Conference.

A brief history of the Chatsworth Methodist Church including details of the church's founding, organizations within the church, and a list of the church's ministers.

A brief history of the Chatsworth Methodist Church including details of the church's founding, organizations within the church, and a list of the church's ministers.

A brief history of the Chattahoochee Church including details about building the church.

A brief history of the Chattahoochee Church including details about building the church.

This history includes the years 1937-1953, 1955-1959, 1961-1970.

This history includes the years 1937-1953, 1955-1959, 1961-1970.

Summary: This is a response, written by Zwingli and adopted by the Council of Zurich, to a warning letter from Hugo von Hohenlandenberg (1457-1532), Bishop of Constance, about the destruction of images (Simulacra) and the reform of the Holy Mass. The bishop argued that the Bible forbade only heathen images; Christian imagery was entirely licit and its use sanctioned by the Council of Nicaea. The book was circulated at the Diet of Lucerne in April 1524 but did not reach Zurich until early June.

Summary: This is a response, written by Zwingli and adopted by the Council of Zurich, to a warning letter from Hugo von Hohenlandenberg (1457-1532), Bishop of Constance, about the destruction of images (Simulacra) and the reform of the Holy Mass. The bishop argued that the Bible forbade only heathen images; Christian imagery was entirely licit and its use sanctioned by the Council of Nicaea. The book was circulated at the Diet of Lucerne in April 1524 but did not reach Zurich until early June.

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Summary: A collection of cartoons reflecting various biblical ethical and moral principles.

Summary: A collection of cartoons reflecting various biblical ethical and moral principles.

Additional details: Includes index

Additional details: Includes index