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Disciples of Christ

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Dis·ci·ples of Christ (d-splz)
pl.n. (used with a sing. or pl. verb)
A Christian denomination founded in 1809 that accepts the Bible as the only rule of Christian faith and practice, rejects denominational creeds, and practices baptism by immersion.
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Noun1.Disciples of Christ - a Protestant church that accepts the Bible as the only source of true Christian faith and practices baptism by immersion
Protestant denomination - group of Protestant congregations


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Another scene depicts the anguish that the disciples of Christ felt, as they hid and waited, fearing a similar fate.
Fowler claimed tax-exempt status by virtue of its affiliation with the Disciples of Christ church.
There are five Episcopalians, five Presbyterians, two Baptists, two Disciples of Christ (one jointly ordained in the United Church of Christ), two Lutherans, two Roman Catholics, and one Methodist.
 
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