• Child of Darkness: Stephen Crane and "The Black Riders and Other Lines"

  Dipartimento di Studi umanistici - lingue, mediazione, storia, lettere, filosofia; 546 (ITAPalermoILA Palma, 2016-01-13)

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• Baltimore Methodism and the General Conference of 1908 :

  Divinity School Library, Duke University; Methodist Episcopal Church. Baltimore City Missionary and Church Extension Society (Baltimore : Published by the Committee on Finance of the Baltimore Committee of Entertainment, 1908-01-01)

  138 p. : 29 cm
• Memorials of Methodism in Virginia : from its introduction into the state in the year 1772 to the year 1829

  Harold B. Lee Library; Bennett, William W. (William Wallace), 1821-1887 (Richmond, Va. : Published by the author, 1871-01-01)

  741 p. : 20 cm
• The Use of Indigenous Musical Genre in Christian Worship: A Case of Ebibindwom (Akan Sacred Lyrics) in the Methodist Church - Ghana

  Amuah, Joshua Alfred (University of Ghana, 2022-07-07)

  Ebibindwom (Akan Scared Lyrics) are traditional songs used in Christian worship specifically in the Methodist Church-Ghana. The paper unravels the circumstances that led to the institution of this traditional musical genre in the Methodist Church. It also attempts to provide an understanding and direction as to how Ebibindwom, a traditional musical genre, has been performed in and outside the church settings. The paper further provides the distinctive stylistic and expressive idioms that have impacted the general liturgical and musical outlook of Methodism in Ghana, to serve as an aid to the younger generation who look down upon traditional musical genres, to participate in, and sustain the singing of Ebibindwom.
• First Methodist Church, Grinnell, Poweshiek County, Iowa : ministers, 1860-1958, marriages, 1860-1958, members, 1860-1865, baptisms, 1860-1866

  Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center ([Place of publication not identified] : [publisher not identified], 1958-01-01)

  46 leaves ; 30 cm
• Sermons, on several occasions.

  Wesley, John, 1703-1791. (New York, Carlton & Porter,, [18--])

  Mode of access: Internet.
• The new world and the colleges abroad /

  Cartwright, Frank T. (New York : Editorial Department, Joint Division of Education and Cultivation, Board of Missions and Church Extension,, [between 1)

  Mode of access: Internet.
• The missionary devotional guide : for the use of missionary societies of the A.M.E. Church /

  Berry, Lewellyn Longfellow, 1899- http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/no2001021603 (New York : The Missionary Department of the A.M.E. Church,, [1949?])

  Mode of access: Internet.
• [Postcard from Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Day to Truett Latimer, March 1961]

  Latimer, Truett; Day, J. H.; Day, Mrs. J. H. (1961-03)

  Postcard from Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Day to Truett Latimer opposing House Joint Resolution 4, the resolution to legalize pari-mutuel gambling on horse racing in Texas.
• "Making Democracy Compatible with Mission: James Earnest Fisher as a Missionary and US Information Officer in Korea, 1919–1948"

  Dipartimento di Studi sull'Asia e sull'Africa Mediterranea; 962 (2021-03-21)

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• Irene Pauline Parrish Dowdell

  Digital Commons@Georgia Southern, 2012-07-06

  https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/willowhillheritage-obituaries/4392/thumbnail.jpg
• Rebecca Daughtry

  Digital Commons@Georgia Southern, 2013-05-25

  https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/willowhillheritage-obituaries/4358/thumbnail.jpg
• The how of mission study /

  Methodist Church (U.S.). Young People's Missionary Department. ([Place of publication not identified] : [publisher not identified],, [1935])

  Mode of access: Internet.
• Africa missionaries : an honor roll of the missionaries of the Methodist Church in Algeria, Angola, the Belgian Congo, Liberia, Portuguese East Africa (Mozambique), Southern Rhodesia, the Transvaal Province of the Union of South Africa, and Tunisia.

  Methodist Church (U.S.) http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n80021645 (New York, NY : Editorial Depts., Joint Divisin of Education and Cultivation, Board of Missions and Church Extension, the Methodist Church,, [1945?])

  Mode of access: Internet.
• 20 ways to grow your church

  Internet Archive; Taylor, Wesley (Prescott, Ariz. : Educational Ministries, Inc., 1997-01-01)

  63 pages : 22 cm
• Journal of the ... session of the Louisiana Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church

  Centenary College of Louisiana Archives and Special Collections; United Methodist Church (U.S.). Louisiana Conference ([Louisiana] : The Conference, 2003-01-01)
• Journal of the ... session of the Louisiana Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church

  Centenary College of Louisiana Archives and Special Collections; United Methodist Church (U.S.). Louisiana Conference ([Louisiana] : The Conference, 2004-01-01)
• Peter Mackenzie, his life and labours

  Getty Research Institute; Dawson, Joseph, 1842-1935 author (London : Charles H. Kelly, 1897-01-01)

  xi, 348 pages, 1 unnumbered leaf of plates : 20 cm
• Envisioning a gospel-driven Korean Methodist ecclesiology: a constructive homiletical theological proposal

  Jacobsen, David S.; Stone, Bryan; Go, Yohan (2022-07-05)

  This dissertation is a homiletical-theological response to the current ecclesial identity crisis of the Korean Methodist Church (KMC) that stems from the ongoing influences of U.S. imperialism and neo-colonialism. The ecclesial identity of the KMC has been colonized in many aspects, and the decolonization of its self-understanding and ecclesial practices is a pivotal task for the renewal of the church. This dissertation attempts to construct a Korean Methodist ecclesiology in the postcolonial context of a divided Korea through and for the practice of preaching. 
 The understanding of the church and the practice of preaching mutually shape one another. Thus, the renewal of preaching can be a way to renew the ecclesial identity of the KMC. By reconfiguring Edward Farley’s influential understanding of theologia and the emerging discourse of homiletical theology, this dissertation offers a contextual, homiletical-theological approach to attend to the intersection of ecclesiology and preaching, which is the theology of the gospel. The gospel of reconciliation as a contextual gospel in postcolonial Korea is the center of the ecclesial identity of the KMC. It also functions as a guiding principle for my ecclesiological discussions of John Wesley, the Korean Non-Church movement, Minjung Church, and Miroslav Volf into a contextual, gospel-driven Korean Methodist ecclesiology. 
 After offering an understanding of a gospel-driven Korean Methodist ecclesiology, the dissertation provides a homiletical method for reconciling preaching in dialogue with conversational approaches and postcolonial approaches to preaching in North American homiletics. Reconciling preaching refers to both sermonic movements and the process of sermonic dialogue and ongoing ecclesial conversation in a church. Reconciling preaching has a three-fold movement: a dialogical movement, a prophetic movement, and a healing movement. These rhetorical movements intend to create an ecclesial version of Homi Bhabha’s Third Space in which people can renegotiate their identities in relation to God and others and can reimagine a new way of being God’s people and a church in light of the eschatological fulfillment of God’s final reconciliation. This dissertation offers a practical theological method of decolonizing and renewing the ecclesial identity of the KMC through a homiletical theological reflection and a concrete homiletic method.
• The implications of the usages and theology of clerical dress in the Methodist Church of Southern Africa

  Donald M. Williams; Wessel Bentley (AOSIS, 2022-06-01)

  Using a theological literary study, this article argues that, while there have been significant shifts in the dress code of the ordained clergy of the Methodist Church of Southern Africa, these changes are often driven by uninformed personal usages rather than theological principles. This leads to confusion in the usage of liturgical wear and vestments, resulting in marked differences between orders of ordained ministry and the separation of clergy and laity. Furthermore, the inconsistent and often contradictory ecclesiology of ministerial dress leads to tensions along ecumenical lines and does not promote image of the one body of Christ. This article argues that the Methodist Church of Southern Africa needs to revisit its ecclesiology relating to the ministry of the ordained, and for their dress code in their ministry to be relevant in Southern Africa. Contribution: This article contributes towards the ongoing discussion in the Methodist Church of Southern Africa on the usage of liturgical wear and vestments in the practice of ordained ministry. It seeks to clarify the history of the use of clerical wear and other vestments, so that a common understanding and usage can be employed that will negate ecclesiological confusion and promote ecumenical relationships.

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