Challenges to Methodist polity : from Wesley's model deed to Judicial Council decision 1032 / by Janine Howard. 2007.

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Challenges to Methodist polity : from Wesley's model deed to Judicial Council decision 1032 / by Janine Howard. 2007.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/191062504

iv, 133 leaves ; 28 cm.

Wesley Theological Seminary Library

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Wesley Theological Seminary Library

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