Congregationalism

1 But how came Congregationalism to be so deteriorated?

2 Congregationalism, however, has been practically limited to England and North America,12—Continuation, § 202, 5.

3 Protestantism has been reformed into Presbyterianism, that into Congregationalism, and that into Baptistism, etc., etc.

4 Sidman now serves as director of congregational life for Temple Beth El in Charlotte.

5 In Gaza, the usually joyous season marked by gatherings over traditional food and congregational prayers is unrecognizable.

6 To my belief, this was still, especially as to its pulpit, the stronghold of orthodox Congregationalism.

7 The church maintains a medium rank between Congregationalism and Episcopacy, retaining part of the ritual, but being independent in its government.

8 In Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Connecticut, the old Puritan Congregationalism was the established religion.

9 Another tie was that his father, Dr. Aaron Bancroft of Worcester, and my grandfather, had stood shoulder to shoulder in the controversy of a century ago which rent apart New England Congregationalism.

10 Congregationalism was still in the ascendancy when it ceased to banish Baptists and to whip Quakers.

11 A resolution in favor of Congregationalism was introduced in the General Assembly of 1652.

12 When Bunny was 11, her father got a Fulbright Scholarship and temporarily moved the family to Ghana, where her parents converted to Quakerism from Congregationalism.

13 The Church of England since the Reformation has been the chief champion of the principle of Episcopacy against the papal pretensions on the one hand and Presbyterianism and Congregationalism on the other.

14 Thus it happened that in the last decade of the sixteenth century two forms of Congregationalism had developed, Brownism and Barrowism.

15 The Opus 22 is built on an 18th century Dutch model because the 18th century Dutch Protestants raised the roof with their congregational singing.

16 The colonists of Plymouth, Massachusetts, Connecticut, and New Haven were grounded in the system which became known as Congregational, and later as Congregationalism.

17 But in the spring of 2022, church leaders brought the proposal of demolishing the old church to a congregational vote, arguing that the costs of maintaining the 1905 church outweighed the practical value of keeping it intact.

18 Touching Mr. Phillip, a good deal has been written by the Rev. John Browne, the painstaking author of ‘The History of Congregationalism in Suffolk and Norfolk.’

19 Under his guidance they evolved steadily from Methodism to Congregationalism.

20 Yale College was a “school of the prophets” which sent out to the West the young preachers and teachers so much needed if Congregationalism was to hold its own in that region.

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