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On the True Grace Ministries website you will find libraries of reference materials concerning differing views of various doctrines. The articles in these libraries have come from a variety of sources, including speeches, articles, tracts, and other presentations, and they have been composed over a period of time. Consequently, on our website you will find many thought provoking and sometimes controversial articles. Therefore, please keep in mind that the inclusion of an article on this site does not necessarily reflect the beliefs of True Grace Ministries. Neither does a writer's inclusion on this site imply his agreement with all of the other articles. Each writer is responsible only for his own stated views. Some of the articles are from publications that are no longer in print and are given as a resource for people to use in learning about, and comparing, differing beliefs among Christians. |
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Revised and Expanded. Written by Rev. Ken Allen, D.D. - An
introduction, definition or clarification of the term "Christian
Universalism".
2/14/2000: Universal Life Church Christian Fellowship (ULCCF): This Fellowship is for Christian Universal Life Church Ministers and members. Its purpose is to is to serve Universal Life Church Christians according to their expressed religious needs; to uphold and promote the true Christian witness within the Universal Life Church; and to uphold and promote the Universal Life Church witness and conscience within the church universal. For more information, click here.
12/10/99: God's Grief Turned to Joy! - By Lee Salisbury. Jesus Christ is the Savior of the whole world, not just a part of it. It's time Christians start giving Jesus full Glory instead of the half-truths we have been peddling.
Section added: "Essential Principles Held in
Common by Universalist Preachers". This statement was prepared by a
group of Boston ministers in 1878.
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