CME

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CME is a historically African-American Methodist Christian denomination in the United States, rooted in the Wesleyan tradition and known for its emphasis on social justice and spiritual renewal.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian denomination
Methodist denomination
historically African-American denomination
affiliation World Methodist Council
classification mainline Protestant
corePractice celebration of the sacraments
communal prayer
mission and outreach
preaching
country United States of America
surface form: United States
creedalBasis Apostles’ Creed
Nicene Creed
doctrine belief in salvation by grace through faith
belief in the Trinity
emphasis on personal holiness
emphasis on social holiness
emphasis education
evangelism
pastoral care
social justice
spiritual renewal
foundingContext post–American Civil War era
governance connectional structure
governed by bishops
hasAbbreviation CME Church
surface form: C.M.E. Church

CME Church
hasClergyTitle bishop
deacon
elder
hasFullName Christian Methodist Episcopal Church
hasPolity episcopal polity
historicalCommunity African-American community
languageOfWorship English
liturgyStyle African-American worship traditions
Methodist liturgy
missionFocus community development
education and literacy
global missions
racial justice
orientation Protestant Christianity
originRegion Southern United States
primaryConstituency Black Americans
surface form: African Americans
religiousTradition Methodism
Wesleyan tradition
scripture Bible
sharesHeritageWith African Methodist Episcopal Church
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
United Methodist Church
theology Wesleyan-Arminian theology

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