The Winchester Centennial, 1803–1903
The Winchester centennial, 1803-1903 : historical sketch of the Universalist profession of belief : adopted at Winchester, N.H., September 22, 1803, with the addresses and sermons at the commemorative services held in Winchester, Rome City, Ind., and Washington, D.C., September and October, 1903
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In 1803, at Winchester, New Hampshire, the Universalist General Convention adopted the Winchester Profession — the three-article statement of faith that remained the denomination's common bond for over a century. This volume records the centennial commemoration of 1903, with a historical sketch of the Profession's origins and addresses by denominational leaders assessing what a hundred years of organized Universalism had meant.
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| Published | 1903 |
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| Publisher | Boston, Mass. : Universalist Publishing House |
| Subjects | Universalist Church of America; Universalism |
| OCLC | 14096035 on WorldCat |
| Section | History |