Langford, Davis Ross (19 citations)
Non-Sunday School Churches of Christ: A Contemporary Perspective
Abilene Christian University Lectures, Vol:79, Media:Cassette, Pub:2/17/1997
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Churches of Christ--Doctrine (412 citations)
Restoration Movement (616 citations)
Sunday School Question (3 citations)
Non-Sunday School Churches of Christ: A Contemporary Perspective
Abilene Christian University Lectures, Vol:79, Media:Cassette, Pub:2/17/1997
Subjects:
Churches of Christ--Doctrine (412 citations)
Restoration Movement (616 citations)
Sunday School Question (3 citations)
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