Tradition Institution Christianity
The Methodist Church
Official name adopted by the Methodist denomination
- Dated 1939 CE – 1968 CE
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Overview
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Connections
How The Methodist Church connects
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Succession in office 4
What this means
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Does not imply parentage · discipleship · an explanation of why the succession happened
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was succeeded by United Methodist Church Methodist Mainline Protestant denomination based in the United States -
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succeeded Methodist Episcopal Church American Methodist denomination (1784–1939) - succeeded Methodist Episcopal Church, South Methodist denomination
- succeeded Methodist Protestant Church Methodist denomination in the U.S.
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