Christian Union

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Christian Union was the early holiness movement group that eventually developed into the Church of God (Cleveland, Tennessee), a prominent Pentecostal denomination.

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instanceOf Christian religious organization
holiness movement group
associatedWith Ambrose Jessup Tomlinson NERFINISHED
R. G. Spurling NERFINISHED
Richard G. Spurling NERFINISHED
Richard G. Spurling Jr. NERFINISHED
coreBelief Bible as sole rule of faith and practice
separation from worldly practices
unity of believers in Christ
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
denominationalSuccessor Church of God (Cleveland, Tennessee) NERFINISHED
emergedFrom American Holiness movement NERFINISHED
historicalPeriod late 19th century
historicalRole forerunner of Pentecostalism in the Church of God (Cleveland, Tennessee)
influenced early Pentecostal identity of Church of God (Cleveland, Tennessee)
inspiredDevelopmentOf Church of God (Cleveland, Tennessee) NERFINISHED
laterBecame Church of God (Cleveland, Tennessee) NERFINISHED
legacy linked Holiness movement to emerging Pentecostalism
provided organizational nucleus for Church of God (Cleveland, Tennessee)
shaped doctrine and polity of Church of God (Cleveland, Tennessee)
movementContext pre-Pentecostal Holiness movement in Appalachia
movementType early holiness movement
opposedPractice creedalism
formal denominationalism
organizationalForm independent holiness congregation
precursorOf Church of God (Cleveland, Tennessee) NERFINISHED
region Appalachian region of the United States NERFINISHED
religiousOrientation Holiness
Wesleyan NERFINISHED
theologicalEmphasis entire sanctification
personal holiness
restoration of New Testament Christianity
worshipStyle experiential holiness
revivalist

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