American Congregational Association

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American Society for the Study of Religion

Provide forum for the scholarly discussion of world religions and the development of educational approaches to the teaching of world religions among our members Home About Meetings Membership Current Members History 149 Past Programs 149 Past Presidents Contact Welcome.

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American Academy of Religion Inc

The American Academy of Religion's mission is to foster excellence in the academic study of religion and enhance the public understanding of religion.

American Catholic Historical Society of Philadelphia

The ACHS collects and preserves materials relating to American history and the contributions of Catholics.

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Association for the Study of Eastern Christian History and Cult

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Evangelical Theological Society

Foster conservative Bible scholarship by providing various mediums for opportunities to express and exchange research and ideas in the general field of scriptural based theology.

AMERICAN CATHOLIC HISTORICAL

The ACHA is a community of scholars, archivists, and teachers of the history of the Catholic Church.

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WESLEYAN THEOLOGICAL SOCIETY

A Fellowship of Wesleyan Scholars The Wesleyan Theological Society is the worlds largest membershipbased academic society of WesleyanHoliness scholars pastors and students.

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HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Historical Societyof the Episcopal Church Promoting preservation of the history of the Episcopal and Anglican Church The Historical Society of the Episcopal Church strives to fulfill its three objectives Members are from a variety of backgrounds and include laity and clergy teachers and students researchers and scholars archivists and historians professionals and amateurs anyone with an enthusiasm for church history especially of the Episcopal Church.