APOSTOLIC CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Revision history

Randylyon at 17:03, 8 April 2024

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	APOSTOLIC CHRISTIAN CHURCH. The Apostolic Christian Church took root in America in 1847, when a church was organized in Lewis County, New York. The site was in the Croghan-Naumburg area. Another church was formed a year later at Sardis, Ohio.		APOSTOLIC CHRISTIAN CHURCH. The Apostolic Christian Church took root in America in 1847, when a church was organized in Lewis County, New York. The site was in the Croghan-Naumburg area. Another church was formed a year later at Sardis, Ohio.

	From this beginning in America the church grew, primarily in ~~the fertile farming areas of~~ the Midwest. As immigrants came from Europe (mostly from the Froehlich churches) and new converts were added in the United States, the church flourished. The believers were zealous in ~~living and~~ spreading the Word in America.		From this beginning in America the church grew, primarily in the Midwest. As immigrants came from Europe (mostly from the Froehlich churches) and new converts were added in the United States, the church flourished. The believers were zealous in spreading the Word in America.

	From the ~~1920's~~ on, most of the new churches formed in America were founded in metropolitan areas. This was because many of the church's offspring ~~sought~~ occupational opportunities in areas other than farming. ~~Thus, today~~ the Apostolic Christian Church consists of a blend of city and rural churches.		From the 1920s on, most of the new churches formed in America were founded in metropolitan areas. This was because many of the church's offspring looked for occupational opportunities in areas other than farming. Today the Apostolic Christian Church consists of a blend of city and rural churches.

	The 1989 '''Dubuque City Directory''' through 2013 ''Yellowbook'' listed 2529 Marywood Drive.		The 1989 '''Dubuque City Directory''' through 2013 ''Yellowbook'' listed 2529 Marywood Drive.

Randylyon at 16:15, 8 March 2021

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	From the 1920's on, most of the new churches formed in America were founded in metropolitan areas. This was because many of the church's offspring sought occupational opportunities in areas other than farming. Thus, today the Apostolic Christian Church consists of a blend of city and rural churches.		From the 1920's on, most of the new churches formed in America were founded in metropolitan areas. This was because many of the church's offspring sought occupational opportunities in areas other than farming. Thus, today the Apostolic Christian Church consists of a blend of city and rural churches.

	The 1989 ''Dubuque City Directory'' through 2013 ''Yellowbook'' listed 2529 Marywood Drive.		The 1989 '''Dubuque City Directory''' through 2013 ''Yellowbook'' listed 2529 Marywood Drive.

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Randylyon at 15:28, 16 June 2014

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	From the 1920's on, most of the new churches formed in America were founded in metropolitan areas. This was because many of the church's offspring sought occupational opportunities in areas other than farming. Thus, today the Apostolic Christian Church consists of a blend of city and rural churches.		From the 1920's on, most of the new churches formed in America were founded in metropolitan areas. This was because many of the church's offspring sought occupational opportunities in areas other than farming. Thus, today the Apostolic Christian Church consists of a blend of city and rural churches.

			The 1989 ''Dubuque City Directory'' through 2013 ''Yellowbook'' listed 2529 Marywood Drive.

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	http://www.apostolicchristian.org/about_origin.php		http://www.apostolicchristian.org/about_origin.php

	~~The 1989 ''Dubuque City Directory'' through 2013 ''Yellowbook'' listed 2529 Marywood Drive.~~

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Randylyon at 04:33, 20 January 2014

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	The 2013 ''Yellowbook'' listed 2529 Marywood Drive.		The 1989 ''Dubuque City Directory'' through 2013 ''Yellowbook'' listed 2529 Marywood Drive.

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Randylyon at 00:53, 11 July 2013

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	APOSTOLIC CHRISTIAN CHURCH. The 2013 ''Yellowbook'' listed 2529 Marywood Drive.		APOSTOLIC CHRISTIAN CHURCH. The Apostolic Christian Church took root in America in 1847, when a church was organized in Lewis County, New York. The site was in the Croghan-Naumburg area. Another church was formed a year later at Sardis, Ohio.

			From this beginning in America the church grew, primarily in the fertile farming areas of the Midwest. As immigrants came from Europe (mostly from the Froehlich churches) and new converts were added in the United States, the church flourished. The believers were zealous in living and spreading the Word in America.

			From the 1920's on, most of the new churches formed in America were founded in metropolitan areas. This was because many of the church's offspring sought occupational opportunities in areas other than farming. Thus, today the Apostolic Christian Church consists of a blend of city and rural churches.

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			http://www.apostolicchristian.org/about_origin.php

			The 2013 ''Yellowbook'' listed 2529 Marywood Drive.

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