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Dtjznzzzx Canadian Cj^Zjoxrrizd Dfiiach dtjznzzzx Canadian cJ^zjoxrrizd dfiiach 607 DYNES ROAD P.O. BOX 124, BURLINGTON, ONTARIO, L7R 3X8 PASTOR: CORRESPONDENCE ADDRESS D. DEJONG 697 CASTLEGUARD CRESCENT BURLINGTON. ONTARIO, L7N 2W7 PHONE 632-6560 To the Gs“nfers I Fymod csf t he C :::! T'S S d 1 B ?"s R? f armed Chur c hes, !o ? ? vened i. n Wi nn i peg, April 19: :i. 1 A A , .!.' Es teemed Brothers7 As odd ress.chu.r ch in ■-n:A I i <n* d S. til be rece- i ,'Hd ::: 1 f7 t t EvT d -j, '■ e S' Sen teiijbe' 1 90 C i r <;j:Ti t h e E c u risen i-Sft Bess .a f'• j";. Agency in Bun City. A v- i z on a.„ A so- uess this let ter hereby on to you.r Frojiii the same agen ey we - c . .. ed a loft ...i th t h e r (■}- O 1,!Os fc to E 6*nd again a V €•• a t? o o !< to tl“ i • i 11'i t h i e r equesi t • r v'ear boot I Ci8f -, T h e letter oe enclozp iou files. This i r COT f'S 'B F n T l ife 7! tih i s.:h w e es \ e d rPC nri t: I ' inus 5sr? r s ] By nosi,, t ! j r h b? s f h s f 1 u 7 71 i rs h<. ! f of the !r bene? ev" Canadi sn Rstoriisod Oh.-SV'Oh Sit BUS'' A j O 77i t fi ’i "S t i:z\ Y’ 1 O 5 ECUMENISM RESEARCH AGENCY T. DEGROOT. PH D.. D.D / 9641 APPALOOSA DRIVE UNDER 0 952) *nd director September, 1986 SUN CITY. ARIZONA 85373 To the many Church Bodies that have so graciously contributed their Year Books or other Records to our microfilm Best wishes to one and all 1 We are in the 34th year of our work, and up to the present I have never sent information about the micro-film that we make. Our previous letters always have gone to the libraries of colleges, universities, theological seminaries, and research institutions. However, I am at last yielding to the requests of a number of our participating Church Bodies and am sending to you the enclosed information pages. If you want tiny of our films, just let me know. Please notei WE ARE MOVING, as of October 1, 1986. Our new address after that date will be Dr. A. T. DeGroot, Director Ecumenism Research Agency 1067 East Centerville Road Apartment 3207 Garland, Texas 75041 We will be pleased to serve your interests in our area at any time. Again we thank you for your kindness in providing the valuable Official Records that go into the hands of many concerned Centers. Cordially yours, ECUMENISM RESEARCH AGENCY 9 A T. DeGROOT. Ph D., D.D. 24 LUCY LANE SOUTH FORK M.H.P. Founder (1932) and D irector October 1988 WYLIE, TEXAS 75098 To the Headquarters of all Church Bodies in the USA & Canada Dear friends of many yearss This is now the 37th year in which we have been engaged in Baking the microfilm collections shown on the enclosed Record fage. By this letter, we seek your cooperation in gathering the Official Yearbooks of all Church Bodies, to be microfilmed in their entirety and released as 'The State of the Churches in the USA & Canada 1988." For the previous issues of this large collection, see the back side of the enclosed Record rage. Many, perhaps most, of you can send us a copy of your existing Yearbook (do not wait for a Jater printing of a new edition), without charge. It is only in this way that we can keep our costs within bounds. However, if it cannot be sent free, send us a bill, and we will pay. This is the only collection of its kind. It has very great value for a large number of or^inizatlons and agencies. Your cooperation in this project is immensely valuable. We plan to keep this good work going at least until 1990. That will be the time for issuing a new edition of The PUith & Order Commission, World Council of Churches, 1980-1989. Again, we send our grateful thanks for your good help in this program. We can borrow from our Old Testament inheritance, and say. 9 ’T v\ ' n ’T'? 1 t t v i t ^ 5 w (Hear, 0 Israel, the Lord thy God is One.) Cordially your friend, 2 f 3 //// : ■ - ___ftu* - .. ..... _____ ______ ___________ - ^ . ____ — ------------------------------- ' ■ ■ , . 1 ■ . THE 3 T il T E OF THE CHURCHES I N T H E U.S.A. and C il U A D /I 1985 a As Shown in their own Official Yearbooks <md Other Reports A Study Resource b y Ecumenism Research Agency 9641 Appjiloosa Avenue Sun City, Arizona 85373 USA. A.T.DeGroot, Ph.D., D.D., Director 15 rolls of 16 mm. film Price £275.00 No. of ADVENTISTS: p a g e s 1. Advent Christian Church, P.O.Box 23152, Chcirlotte, N.C. 28212 The Advent Christian Manual 1984 213 2. Church of God General Conference, Box 100, Oregon, Illinois 6l06l. No response 3. Primitive Advent Christian Church, c/o Hugh W.Good, 395 Frjime Rd. ,Elkview ,W .Va. 25071 Letter 1 4. Seventh-day Adventist Church, 6840 Eastern Ave.N.W. , Washington,D.C.20012 1000 Daus of Reaping. 1984 40 5. African Orthodox Church, 122 West 129th St., New York N.Y. 10027 6 . Amana Church Society, Amana, Iowa 52203 7. American Catholic Church, 1295 N.E.ll8th St ,North Miami, Fla. 33161 8 . American Ethic;il Union. 2 West 64th St.,New Yor ,N.Y. 100£3 1 9. American Evjingelical Christian Churches, Waterfront Dr. ,Pineland ,Fla. 33945 17 10. American Ministerial Association, 2210 Wilshire Blvd.,Suite 582,Santa Monica,Cal. 90403 Brohhure 2 P1. American Rescue Workers, 2827 Frankford Ave..Philadelphia, Penna. 19134 Apostolic Christian Church, P.O.Box 151, Tremont, 111. 61658 13. Apostolic Christicin Churches of America. 14. Apostolic Faith Church, 6 6 15 S.E.52nd Ave.,Portland,Ore. 97206 Letter, The Light of Hope, March-April 1986 19 15. Apostolic Overcoming Holy Church of God, 1120 N. 24th St..Birmingham,Ala.35234 A Brief History, & The People's Mouthpiece 43 16. Assemblies of God, 1445 Boonville Ave.,Springfield, Mo.65802 Church Directory 1984 381 17* Baha'i, 112 Linden Ave., Wilmette, 111. 60091 Information, & The Baha'i Faith 20 BAPTISTS j 18. American Ba.ptist Association, P.O.Box 901, Texarkana, Ark-Tex. 75501 1984 Yearbook 387 19. American Baptist Chbrches USA, Judson Book Store, Valley Forge,Penna. 19482-0851 Ye<irbook 1985* Directory 1985 595 20. Baptist General Conference, 2002 S.Arlington Hgts.Rd.,Arlington Hgts.,111.60005 Statistical Summary 1985 1 21. Baptist Missionary Ass'n of America, P.O.Box 97, Jacksonville,Tex.75766 Yecirbook 1985 311 22. Bethel Ministerial Ass'n, 4350 Lincoln Ave. ,Ev£insville,Ind. 47715 23. Christian Unity Ass'n Separatist Baptist in Christ,Rt.1,Box 3H|Lansing,NC 28643 24. Conservative Baptist Ass'n of America, P.O.Box 66,Wheaton,111. 60189 Letter 1 2 5 . Duck River Ass'n of Baptists,C .L.Holder,Moderator,2202 A. St.,Tullahoma,Tenn.37388 26. Evangelical Baptist Church,Inc.,2400 E.A.sh St.,Goldsboro,NC 27530 27. Free Will Baptists,Nat'1 Ass'n of, P.O.Box 1088,Nashville,Tenn.37202 279 1985 Yearbook General Ass'n Reguljir Bsptist Churches, 1300 N.Meacham Rd.,P0Box 95500,Schaumburg,111.60193 198 Church Directory 1986 29. General Baptists,Gen'1 Assemblk of, 100 Stinson Dr.,Poplar Bluff,Mo. 63901 165 Proceedings,Gen'1 Assoc., 1984 30. General Six Principle Baptists, 2068 S.County Trail,East Greenwich,RI 02818 17 Annual Report 1984 2 No.of 31. National Baptist Convention of America, 1058 Hogcin St..Jacksonville,Fla. 32202 pages 32. Natiomil Baptist Convention US/),Inc. 915 Spain St., Baton Rouge,La. 70802 Mat'l Bap.Evangelical Lif & Soul Saving Assemblies,USA ,44l Monroe Ave..Detroit,Mich.48207 34: Nat'l Primitive Baptist Convention, Inc. 6433 Hidden Forest Dr..Charlotte,NC 28213 Official Proceedings, 1984 lr, 35- North American Baptist Conference, 1 So.210 Summit Ave.,Overbrook Terrace,111. 60181 Reports for 1983 223 36. Northwest Baptist Convention, 1033 N.E.6th Ave..Portland,Ore. 97232 Annual, 1985 210 37. Primitive Baptists, P.O.Box 38, Thornton, Ark. 71766 The Primitive 3aptist, Nos. 1,2 - Januiiry 1986 16 38. Progressive National Baptist Convention,Inc.,828 Greene Ave.,B rooklyn.N.Y. 11221 39. Reformed Baptists,P.0.Box 548, St.Croix Falls,Wise. 54024. Searching Tog ther,Spring '85 48 40. Separate Baptists in Christ, Rev.Donnie Coffey,Mod..Route 5,Russell Springs.Ky.42642 General Association, October 1985 35 Minutes, S.Kentucky Ass'n, August 1985 26 41. Seventh Day Baptist Gen'l Conference,P.O.Box 1678,Janesville,Wise. 53547 Six Months Directory, Spring 1985 5& 42. Southern Baptist Convention, 127 Ninth Ave.N., Nashville, Tenn. 37234 The Annu/il, 1985 514 43_. United_Free Will Baptist Church, Kinston College, 1000 University St..Kinston,NC 28501 44. Berean Fundamental Church, 613 Circle Drive, Ft.Morgan, Colo. 80701 45. Bible Church of Christ, Inc., 100 W. 2nf St., Mt.Vernon, N.Y. 10550 BRETHREN; 46. Brethren Church, 524 College Avenue, Ashland, Ohio 44805 Brethren Church Directory 1985/1986 30 47. Brethren in Christ Church, 4200 S.E.Jennings Ave..Portland,Ore. 97222 Minutes, 108th General Conference, 1984 268 48.
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