Transylvania Presbytery

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Transylvania Presbytery was an early Presbyterian governing body in the American frontier region that played a significant role in the development of Protestant churches in Kentucky and surrounding areas.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Presbyterian presbytery
religious organization
associatedWith American frontier religious expansion
development of Protestantism in the western United States
country United States of America
surface form: United States
denomination Protestant
field church governance
follows Presbyterian polity
governs Presbyterian congregations in its territory
Presbyterian ministers in its territory
hasFunction ordination of ministers
organization of new congregations
oversight of doctrine and discipline
hasJurisdictionOver frontier Presbyterian congregations in Kentucky
hasRole governing body for frontier Presbyterian churches
hasType regional church court
historicalPeriod early national period of the United States
influenced Protestant church organization on the American frontier
growth of Presbyterian churches in Kentucky
language English
locatedIn American frontier
Kentucky
mainTerritory Kentucky and surrounding areas
partOf Presbyterian Church in the United States of America NERFINISHED
regionServed Trans-Appalachian West NERFINISHED
religion Presbyterian
surface form: Presbyterianism
religiousTradition Reformed Christianity NERFINISHED
significance one of the early Presbyterian governing bodies in the American frontier region
played a significant role in the development of Protestant churches in Kentucky

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Springfield Presbytery formedFrom Transylvania Presbytery