what is the name of Timothy Alden"s Church in california?
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I Googled \n["Timothy Alden" Church California]\nand found some google blurbs for the City of Praise Christian Church in Torrance, but the church itself doesn't seem to have a web site. If it does, it doesn't register with Google.
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Heythrop College.   A friend of mine studied there and he's the best pastor/preacher/teacher I know.
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I know there's a church in Aztec, New Mexico.
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California, Los Angeles
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I don't know of one.\n\nHowever, I do know of churches where gays are welcomed, and some that are often called "Gay Churches."  I've participated in a couple of them.
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Here is a list of churches with addresses:\n\nhttp://www.yellowpagecity.com/sys/pageserver.dll?b=6609&p=0&s=0&f=hh364&gp=&go=church
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There's supposably one in a church near Lawrence, Ks in a town called Stull, I think.  Missed my chance to check it out and I think it's been torn down, but I know people who claim they've seen things there, although they were too scared to get close or go inside the place.
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Contact the Kingdom Hall in Oakdale - maybe they\nknow more!
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Harmony Christian Church is where I went when I lived there.  It's on the SE side though in Choctaw.  Good church.
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There is one in Cooper City, about an hour away from you, but it looks like they do not have a pastor right now. There are a couple more in Florida in Dover and Pinellas Park but they're a good drive away. There area several Orthodox churches in your area including St Herman's Orthodox Church, a Russian  Orthodox Church in Lake Worth and Maginas Andrew Father and St Catherine Greek Orthodox on Southern Blvd in W. Palm Beach itself.
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According to Adherents.com:\n\nCatholic Church = 1,100,000,000 \nUnited Methodist Church = 11,708,887 \n\nWith love in Christ.
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Francis Asbury (1745-1816) was one of the first two bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church in the United States.\n\nBorn at Handsworth, near Birmingham, England of Methodist parents, Asburye became a local preacher at 18 and was ordained at 22. In 1771 he volunteered to travel to America. When the American War of Independence broke out in 1776 he was the only Methodist minister to remain in America.\n\n \nFrancis Asbury statue, Wilmore, KentuckyIn 1784 John Wesley named Asbury and Thomas Coke as co-superintendents of the work in America. This marks the beginning of the "Methodist Episcopal Church of the USA". For the next 32 years, Asbury led all the Methodists in America.\n\nLike Wesley, Asbury preached in all sorts of places: courthouses, public houses, tobacco houses, fields, public squares, wherever a crowd assembled to hear him. For the remainder of his life he rode an average of 6000 miles each year, preaching virtually every day and conducting meetings and conferences. Under his direction the church grew from 1,200 to 214,000 members and 700 ordained preachers.\n\nAsbury kept a journal assiduously; on December 8, 1812 he crossed the Broad River into York County, South Carolina and came to the home of David Leech, Esq. He states in his journal that Leech offered him a Bible and a bottle of brandy; he wrote, "I took one." Years before Asbury had complained in his diary of a German Lutheran man named (Jacob) Bookter in upper Richland County, South Carolina, who charged him too much for a night's lodging for himself and his horse. The incident so inflamed Asbury that he was said to have converted a good number of Lutherans in a fiery sermon the next day.\n\nThere are two schools named after Asbury, both located in Wilmore, Kentucky: Asbury College and Asbury Theological Seminary. In addition, DePauw University in Greencastle, Indiana was originally known as Indiana Asbury College after him. In addition, the town of Asbury Park, New Jersey and the former Asbury Methodist Church on Staten Island (now the Son-Rise Interfaith Center) stand as monuments to his memory in areas known to have been part of his missionary work. An equestrian statue of Asbury was erected in Washington D.C. in 1921.\n\nAsbury's boyhood home, Bishop Asbury Cottage, in Sandwell, England, is now a museum
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The Honeybaked ham co in your area is the best place.  As far as long beach, call around to the churches, ect as well.
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GO TO THE LOCAL CHURCH
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The Redwoods in California.
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It's called the Walnut Creek Campus....\n\nsee the link:
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The Rain Song (from Houses of the Holy)?