Denominations

[Bono]

Hi. Can you give me a list of the denominations that fit in the Wesleyan movement? And please, if you know, attach the denomination's website.
Thank you.
Christ be with you.

[wvmtnkid]

Hi Bono! There used to be a thread in here that had all that information. Let me search around abit and see if I can find something for you. :)

[wvmtnkid]

http://www.christianforums.com/t670914

Here is the thread I was thinking about. Hope it is the information you were looking for!

[Bono]

Thank you very much. I'm asking this because I'm trying to make a "denomination catalog", and I'm sorting it by "families". Once again, thank you.
Christ be with you.

[Plan 9]

Don't forget the Christian Methodist Episcopal Church. :)
http://www.cmesonline.org/

[HeatherJay]

The website of the Church of the Nazarene is www.nazarene.org (http://www.nazarene.org). Good luck in your search, Bono. :)

[Rebirth In Flames]

The Salvation Army’s doctrine is Wesleyan for the most part... I’d say 95 percent Wesleyan, and 5 percent Calvinist. Yes, we are actually a church and not just a help-aid for the world. (=

[Polycarp1]

That other thread is a pretty neat list of Methodist groups.

Question for someone who knows: Is The Wesleyan Church, with HQ in Indianapolis, the same group as formerly was, separately, the Wesleyan Methodist Church and the Holiness Movement Church? I had the interesting experience of growing up next door to a Methodist (now UMC) church, to which we belonged, and across the street from a Holiness Movement Church, and I had a great-uncle who was a retired Wesleyan Methodist preacher.