Protestant Episcopal Church
Americannoun
noun
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The poem is believed to have been authored by Clement Clarke Moore, a writer and a professor at the General Theological Seminary of the Protestant Episcopal Church, in New York City.
From Fox News
He also was on the national board for groups like the Protestant Episcopal Church and Boy Scouts of America.
From Washington Times
The school amended its articles of incorporation to remove the Protestant Episcopal Church of Western Kansas from getting the property once the school closes.
From Washington Times
In the rear of the courthouse, though still on the green Market Square, is old Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal Church, which was organized in 1689, though the building now occupied was begun in 1703.
From Project Gutenberg
The Protestant Episcopal Church reported a general increase, especially in the value of church property.
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