Articles
- The Church of the Nazarene: History and BeliefsThe Church of the Nazarene emerged from the American Holiness revival as a global Wesleyan communion committed to entire sanctification, compassionate evangelism, and representative church government.
- The Holiness Movement ExplainedThe Holiness movement transformed American Christianity through an intense revival of Wesleyan perfectionism, emphasizing entire sanctification, consecrated moral standards, and compassionate urban mission.
- The Wesleyan Church ExplainedThe Wesleyan Church is an evangelical holiness denomination formed from nineteenth-century abolitionist roots and a 1968 merger, dedicated to entire sanctification, biblical authority, and active Christian ministry.
- The Salvation Army as a Church: Beliefs and WorshipBeyond its famous thrift stores and red kettles, the Salvation Army church operates as a global holiness denomination featuring military-style structure, spirited brass bands, and weekly Sunday corps worship.
- The Church of God (Anderson, Indiana) ExplainedThe Church of God (Anderson, Indiana) is an evangelical holiness fellowship founded in 1881 that rejects sectarianism, teaching Christian unity, entire sanctification, and ordinances including feet washing.
- Where Holiness and Nazarene Churches Are: A State-by-State LookA geographic survey of Nazarene churches by state highlights a dual concentration: historic roots across the Midwestern Holiness Belt and substantial growth along the Pacific coast and Western plains.
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