Meanwhile, other reform movements continued to spring up, even within the Reformation churches.

In 1644, he was caught up in Reformation church politics, and an ejectment was brought against him.

It was built in the early 16th century on parts of a small, earlier building and is an early example of a Reformation church building.

A good, short, introductory defense of exclusive Psalmody, a rich part of Reformation church history.

Before the Reformation churches served for many secular as well as religious purposes and seating was not usual until the early years of the 16th century.

The post Reformation Church The immediate effects of the Reformation worked themselves out over a long period.

He uses the Word of God and the proceedings of the ancient and Reformation churches to make his points.

George has been encouraged by the Bishops to strengthen his qualifications and to pursue post graduate studies 'm Anglican and reformation church history.

The church belonged to the Westminster Presbyterian Church of the Association of Reformation Churches in America.

According to its webpage it is known as a Word of faith and a Dominion minded Church with a New Apostolic Reformation church structure.

Galatians 5:1 NIV "Helping people "get free" of addictions is a primary ministry of the Post-modern Reformation Church."

The significance of the exchanges were that they presented, for the first time in a precise and clear way, where the Orthodox and Reformation churches stood in relation to each other.

The Eastern Churches, Catholic and Orthodox, have from the earliest centuries had married priests, not to speak of the Reformation Church clergy from the 16th century to our own day.

The St. Wolfgangskirche is one of the biggest and architecturally most mature churches built in the Late Gothic style, and is an earlier type of Reformation church construction.

Thus the church, one of the most important Gothic monuments in North Hesse, is sometimes called the Reformationskirche Hessens - the Reformation Church of Hesse.

The WEA representatives also reported that 'still open is the question to what extend evangelical Christians who stem from the reformation churches have full access to salvation according the catholic view.'

The anthropocentric view reached its apogee in the 19th century; the dominant theological view in the 20th century is again theocentric, though more abstract than in the ancient, medieval or Reformation churches.

Kester, Leigh Aaron, "The Charismata in Crisis: The Gifts of the Holy Spirit in the Reformation Church of England".

At first, the reformation church was planned to be built on the site of the "Retscher", a ruin of an old manor house belonging to the family Retschelin, near the Trinity church.

The agreement assumed the doctrinal consensus articulated in A Common Calling:The Witness of Our Reformation Churches in North America Today, and is to be viewed in concert with that document.

After the Protestant Reformation in the 18th century, Benedictine life disappeared in most of Northern Europe, while elsewhere it was heavily influenced by the newer spiritual currents associated with the Counter Reformation Church.

He questioned "the populist and parliamentary basis of the Reformation Church" and unsettled to a great extent "the consensual accommodation of Anglicanism" and this led to the Civil War and republican Commonwealth.

Torvend is the author of Luther and the Hungry Poor: Gathered Fragments, an examination of the early Reformation church's to the poor, hunger and the hungry poor, specifically Martin Luther.

These attempts to form a consensus are not widely accepted among either Protestants or Catholics, so sola fide continues to be a doctrinal distinctive of the Reformation churches, including Lutherans, Reformed, and many Evangelicals.

However, some of the major Reformation Churches and movements (Lutheran, Methodist and Anglican for example), chose to retain a large proportion of the observances of the established Church Year along with many of its associated traditions.