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A Chronology of Origins of the Protestant Movement in Central America A CHRONOLOGY OF ORIGINS OF THE PROTESTANT MOVEMENT IN CENTRAL AMERICA CLASCODE TRADITION_FAMILY_DENOMINATION DENCODE BELIZE CRICA ELSAL GUATE HOND NICA PAN B0.0 GENERAL PROTESTANT TRADITION (1517) GENPRO 1776 1865 1896 1882 1767 1849 1698 B1.0 CLASSICAL PROTESTANT TRADITION (were "Established Churches") CLASPRO 1825 1956 1953 1882 1955 1958 1698 B1.100 LUTHERAN FAMILY (Martin Luther, 1517-Germany) LUTH 1956 1953 1947 1955 1958 1942 B1.101 Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (1748, merger 1988, ALC w/LCA) ELCA B1.102 Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod (St. Louis, 1847) LCMS 1964 1953 1947 1955 1958 1942 B1.103 Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod (1850) WELS B1.104 Danish Lutheran Churches in Tandil (1860s, Argentina) DLCT B1.105 Apostolic Lutheran Church of America (1879) ALCA 1974 B1.106 Lutheran Synod of Río Grande do Sul (1886, Brazil--German origin) LSRGS B1.107 Church of the Lutheran Brethren (1900) CLB B1.108 Evangelical Lutheran Synod (Mankato, MN - 1918) ELS 1978 1975 1971 B1.109 German Lutheran Churches (Lutheran Church in Germany: German-speaking) GLUTH 1956 1956 B1.110 Church of the Lutheran Confession (1960) CLC B1.111 Assoc. of Free Lutheran Congregations (1962, Minneapolis, MN) AFLC B1.112 Assoc. of Lutheran Churches of Costa Rica & Panama (Ken Mahler) ALCRP 1964 1963 B1.199 Independent Lutheran Churches ILUTH 1971 B1.200 REFORMED/PRESBYTERIAN FAMILY (1520s, John Calvin) REFPR 1825 1982 1961 1882 1962 1973 1698 B1.2100 REFORMED CHURCHES (Swiss, German, Dutch, French roots) REFM 1982 1977 1974 1973 B1.2101 Reformed Church in America (1624, New Amsterdam--New York, NY) RCA B1.2102 Christian Reformed Church of North America (1857, Grand Rapids, MI) CRC 1982 1977 1974 1973 B1.2103 Churches of God, General Conference (John Winebrenner/Findlay, Ohio) CGGC B1.2104 Free and Old Christian Reformed Church (1892, Grand Rapids, MI) FOCRC B1.2105 Hungarian Reformed Church in America (1904, Poughkeekpsie, NY) HRCA B1.2106 Protestant Reformed Churches (1924, Grand Rapids, MI) PRC B1.2107 United Church of Canada (1925) UCCAN B1.2108 Reformed Church in the United States (1934, Bakersfield, CA) RCUS B1.2109 Canadian Reformed Churches (1944, Surrey, BC) CRCH B1.2110 Orthodox Reformed Christian Church (1979, Grand Rapids, MI) ORCC B1.2111 Korean Christian Reformed Church (1991, Covina, CA) KCRC B1.2112 Assoc. of Free Reformed Churches (1994, Cleveland, OH) AFRC B1.2113 United Reformed Churches of North America (1996, Lansing, IL) URCNA B1.2199 Other Reformed Churches OREF B1.2200 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES (Scottish roots, 1549; John Knox) PRESB 1825 1961 1882 B1.2201 Presbyterian Church of Scotland (1567, John Knox) PCSCOT 1825 1698 B1.2202 Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America (1798) RPC B1.2203 Cumberland Presbyterian Church (1810, White) CPC B1.22031 Second Cumberland Presbyterian Church (1869, Colored) SCPC B1.2204 Associated Reformed Presbyterian Church (1822) ARPC B1.2205 Presbyterian Church of Canada (1875, North York, Ontario) PCCAN B1.2206 Orthodox Presbyterian Church (1936) OPC B1.2207 Bible Presbyterian Church (J. Gretham Machen, 1936) BPCH 1961 B1.22071 Korean American Presbyterian Church (1978) KAPC B1.2208 Presbyterian Church in America (1973) PCA 30/10/2002 COMPILED BY CLIFTON L. HOLLAND, DIRECTOR OF PROLADES 1 A CHRONOLOGY OF ORIGINS OF THE PROTESTANT MOVEMENT IN CENTRAL AMERICA B1.22081 Korean Presbyterian Church in America (1976) KPCA B1.2209 Evangelical Presbyterian Church (1981) EPC B1.2210 Presbyterian Church (USA) (merged 1983 = PCUSA + PCUS) PCUSA 1978 1985 1882 1962 B1.22101 Iglesia Presbiteriana de Chile (1845) IPCH B1.22102 Iglesia Presbiteriana de Brasil (1859) IPB B1.22103 Iglesia Presbiteriana de Colombia (1861) IPCO B1.22104 Iglesia Presbiteriana Nacional de Mexico (1872) IPNM 1958 B1.22105 Iglesia Presbiteriana de Guatemala (1882) IPG B1.22106 Iglesia Presbiteriana de Venezuela (1897) IPV B1.22107 Iglesia Presbiteriana de Puerto Rico (1899) IPPR B1.22108 Iglesia Presbiteriana de Cuba (1890) IPCU B1.2299 Other Presbyterian Churches OPRES B1.2300 CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHES (Puritan New England roots, 1550s) CONGC 1921 B1.2301 United Church of Christ (Congregational Church, 1630s; merger 1957) UCC 1921 B1.2302 Conservative Congregational Christian Conference (1945) CCCC B1.2303 National Association of Congregational Christian Churches (1948) NACCC B1.2304 Congregational Churches (independent-did not join mergers) CCHS B1.2305 Midwest Congregational Christian Churches (1958) MCCC B1.2399 Other Congregational Churches (see ORPCC) CONG B1.2400 OTHER REFORMED - PRESBYTERIAN - CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHES ORPCC B1.300 ANGLICAN - EPISCOPAL FAMILY (English roots, 1534) ANGEP 1776 1896 1956 1956 1767 1851 1850 B1.301 Anglican Church (1534, Bishop of Canterbury, England) ANGC 1812 1896 1837 1851 1850 B1.3011 Society for the Propagation of Gospel in Foreign Parts (1701) SPGFP 1776 1767 B1.302 Protestant Episcopal Church in the USA (New York, 1607) PEC 1956 1956 1896 1864 B1.3021 Episcopal Church in the USA (new name of PEC, 1967) EPIS B1.303 Reformed Episcopal Church (1873, Philadelphia) REC B1.304 Apostolic Episcopal Church (1930) AEC B1.305 Anglican Orthodox Church (1963) AOC B1.306 American Episcopal Church (1968) AEPC B1.307 Anglican Episcopal Church of North America (1972) AECNA B1.308 Diocese of Christ The King (1978) DCTK B1.309 Anglican Catholic Church (1979, see A2.403 = ANGCC) ANCC B1.3091 Anglican Catholic Church, Hispanic Province of the Americas (1979) ACCHPA B1.310 Anglican Church of North America (1984) ACNA B1.311 Anglican Rite Jurisdiction (1989) ARJ B1.399 Other Anglican/Episcopal Churches OAEC B2.0 PROTESTANT SEPARATIST ("FREE CHURCH") TRADITION (1520's) PROST 1822 1887 1896 1824 1835 1850 1820 B2.1000 ANABAPTIST - MENNONITE FAMILY (Gr, Fr, Sw & Dutch roots, 1521) ANABMF 1958 1950 1902 1902 1903 1968 1958 B2.1100 MENNONITE CHURCHES (Germany 1520's, Bodenstein, Munstzer) MENNC 1958 1962 1972 1950 1968 1958 B2.1101 Mennonite Churches from Europe (1800s, migration to Latin America) MCE B2.1102 Mennonite Church (1725, Pennsylvania; now in Elkhart, IN) MENC B2.1103 Brethren in Christ (1770s, Lancaster County, PA) BIC B2.1104 Evangelical Mennonite Church-Kleinegemeinde (1865) EMCH 1958 B2.11041 Evangelical Mennonite Mission Conference EMMC 1966 1968 B2.1105 General Conference Mennonite Church (1860) GCMC 30/10/2002 COMPILED BY CLIFTON L. HOLLAND, DIRECTOR OF PROLADES 2 A CHRONOLOGY OF ORIGINS OF THE PROTESTANT MOVEMENT IN CENTRAL AMERICA B2.1106 Old Order Mennonite Church (Jacob Wisler, 1872) OOMC B2.1107 Rhineland Mennonite Churches-Old Colony (1875, Winkler, Manitoba, Canada) RMCH 1958 B2.1108 Mennonite Brethren Church of N.A.-Bruedergemeinde (1876; Hillsboro, KS) MBCNA 1958 B2.1109 Church of God in Christ, Mennonite (1859) CGCM B2.1110 Somerfelder Mennonite Churches (1893, Manitoba, Canada) SMCH 1970 B2.1111 Eastern Mennonite Board of Missions and Charities (1914, Salunga, PA) EMBMC 1960 1972 1950 B2.1112 Evangelical Mennonite Mission Conference (1959) EMMC 1962 1968 B2.1113 United Evangelical Church (Panama) UECH 1971 B2.1199 Other Mennonite Churches OMEN B2.1200 BRETHREN CHURCHES (1526, Hans Hut, Moravia; Hutterites) BRECH 1965 1958 B2.1201 Brethren in Christ Church (Ashland, OH - 1798) BCCA 1965 B2.1202 Brethren Church (Ashland, OH - 1882) BCA B2.1203 Church of the Brethren (Elgin, IL - 1919) CB 1958 B2.1204 Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches (Winona Lake, IN-1939) FGBC B2.1299 Other Brethren Churches OBRCH B2.1300 AMISH CHURCHES (Swiss origins, late 1600's) AMISH 1961 1965 1962 1958 B2.1301 Old Order Amish Mennonite Church (1862) OOAMC 1962 1962 B2.1302 Conservative Mennonite Conference (1910) CMCON B2.1303 Beachy Amish Mennonite Conference (1923) BAMC 1961 1965 B2.1399 Other Amish Churches OACH B2.1400 FRIENDS/QUAKER CHURCHES (1647, George Fox, England) FRICH 1950 1902 1902 1903 B2.14001 QUAKER CHURCHES (same as FRIENDS churches) QUAKER 1950 1902 1902 1903 B2.1401 Society of Friends or Quakers (1647, George Fox, England) SOF B2.1402 Yearly Meeting of Friends (1681, Philadelphia, PA) YMF B2.14021 Ohio Yearly Meeting of Friends (1813) OHYMF B2.14022 Oregon Yearly Meeting of Friends-Northwest YMF (1893) ORYMF B2.14023 California Yearly Meeting of Friends (1931) - now part of the Friends United Meeting CYMF 1902 1902 B2.14024 Pacific Yearly Meeting of Friends (1931) PYMF B2.14025 Southwest Yearly Meeting of Friends SYMF 1930 B2.1403 Friends General Conference (1827, Elias Hicks in Philadelphia, PA) FGC B2.1404 Friends United Meeting (1863, Richmond, IN) FUM B2.1405 Religious Society of Friends, General Conference (1900, Philadelphia, PA) RSFGC B2.14051 Religious Society of Friends (Conservative) RSFC B2.1406 Evangelical Friends Church, Eastern Division (1971) EFCED B2.1407 Evangelical Friends International (1990, dates to 1813 in Ohio) EFI B2.1408 Humanistic Society of Friends HSF B2.1499 Other Friends-Quaker Churches OQC B2.200 BAPTIST FAMILY (English and Dutch roots, ca. 1610) BAPTF 1822 1887 1911 1824 1846 1850 1893 B2.201 Baptist, Other (Misc/Unclassified) BMISC B2.2100 ARMINIAN or GENERAL BAPTISTS (England, John Smyth, 1611) ARMGB B2.2101 Baptist General Conference BGC B2.2102 Colorado Reform Baptist Church (Denver, CO) CRBC B2.2103 General Association of General Baptists GAGB B2.2104 National Association of Free Will Baptists NAFWB 1935 B2.21041 Free Will Baptist Churches (see NAFWB) FWBC 30/10/2002 COMPILED BY CLIFTON L. 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