Methodist Episcopal Church

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The Methodist Episcopal Church was a major 19th- and early 20th-century Protestant denomination in the United States that played a key role in the expansion of Methodism, education, and social reform before merging into the United Methodist Church.

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Emory College affiliation Methodist Episcopal Church
Brown’s Schoolhouse associatedWith Methodist Episcopal Church
this entity surface form: Methodist Episcopal Church, South (via successors)
United Methodist Church emergedFrom Methodist Episcopal Church
Syracuse University formerReligiousAffiliation Methodist Episcopal Church
Emory College foundedBy Methodist Episcopal Church
Emory University founder Methodist Episcopal Church
Syracuse University founder Methodist Episcopal Church
University of Puget Sound founder Methodist Episcopal Church
Wesleyan College founder Methodist Episcopal Church
Wesleyan University founder Methodist Episcopal Church
African Methodist Episcopal Church originatedFrom Methodist Episcopal Church
Christian Methodist Episcopal Church originatedFrom Methodist Episcopal Church
this entity surface form: Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Trinity College religiousAffiliation Methodist Episcopal Church
this entity surface form: Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Northwestern University religiousAffiliationOrigin Methodist Episcopal Church
Free Methodist Church separatedFrom Methodist Episcopal Church