Bountiful List of Churchs

It unbelievable on just how many church denominations there are in the USA. This nation has served the multi-cultural religious communities with faith and honor sense it founding...and, they will continue to do so. We have listed here are some of the most popular Christian denominations. You may be surprised of the categories and the churches that are in them. 



Roman Catholic Church

• These are the churches which claim continuity (based upon Apostolic Succession) with the church before separation into Greek or Eastern and Latin or Western.The Church's heirarchy is headed by the Pope

Eastern Catholic Churches

• Armenian Catholic
• Ethiopian Catholic
• Greek Catholic

Eastern Orthodox Church

• Greek Orthodox
• Russian Orthodox
• Japanese Orthodox

Anglican Communion
It considers itself to be both Catholic and Reformed.

• Church of England

Orthodox
Byzantine

• Russian Old Believers

Western-Rite

• Orthodox-Catholic Chruch of America(OCCA)

Assyrian

• Ancient Church of the East

Anglican

• Free Protestant Episcopal Church

Protestantism
These are the churches "which repudiated the papal authority, and separated or were severed from the Roman communion in the Reformation of the 16th cent., and of any of the bodies of Christians descended from them."


Pre-Lutheran Protestants

• Moravian Church

Lutheranism

• Apostolic Lutheran Church of America

Reformed Churches

• Calvinism and First Great Awakening

Presbyterianism

• Bible Presbyterian Church
• Evangelical Presbyterian Church
• United Church of Christ

Anabaptists

• Amish

Brethren

• Mennonites

Methodists

• Free Methodist Chruch(North America)
• United Methodist Church
• Wesleyan Reform Union

Pietists and Holiness Churches

• Church of God in Christ
• United Christian Church
• Wesleyan Church

Baptists

• American Baptist Association
• United Baptist
• United Free Will Baptist

Spiritual Baptists

• The Spiritual Baptist Archdiocese of New York

Apostolic Churches - Irvingites

• Apostolic Catholic Church (ACC)

Pentecostalism

• Assemblies of God
• Full Gospel
• Pentecostal Free Will Baptist Church

Charismatics

• Calvary Chapel
• Full Gospel
• Jesus Army

Neo-Charismatic Churches

• Born Again Movement

African Initiated Churches

• Zion Christian Church

United and uniting churches

• St Thomas Evangelical Church

Religious Society of Friends (Quakers)

• Friends United Meeting

Stone-Campbell Restoration Movement

• Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)

Southcottites

• Christian Israelite Church

Millerites and comparable groups


Sabbath Keeping Churches, Adventist

• Seventh-day Adventist Church

Sabbath-Keeping Churches, Non-Adventist

• Branch Davidians

Sunday Adventists

• Advent Christian Church

Sacred Name Groups

• New Life Fellowship

Latter Day Saints

• Church of Christ (Temple Lot)

Rocky Mountains denominations

• The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church) - by far the largest Latter Day Saint

Non-trinitarian groups
Various denominations whose self-understanding denies trinitarian theology held by other Christians.

• Oneness Pentecostalism
• Church of Jesus Christ
• Church of Christ, Scientist

Unitarianism and Universalism

• American Initarian Comference

Bible Student groups

• Jehovah's Witnesses

Messianic Judaism

• Jews for Jesus

New Thought

• Unity Church

Syncretistic religions incorporating elements of Christianity

• Vodou

Esoteric Christianity

• Esoteric Christianity and Western Mystery Tradition <<<we are here!

Christian counter cult movement
Counter cult ministries concern themselves mainly with religious groups that regard themselves as Christian, but hold beliefs which they consider to be unorthodox, including The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the Unification Church, Christian Science, and Jehovah's Witnesses, although some also target non-Christian groups, such as Islam, Judaism, Wicca and other Neo-pagan groups, New Age groups, Buddhism, Hinduism, and other Eastern religions.
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More specifically, conservative Christian authors, especially Fundamentalist and evangelical Protestants, narrowly define a Christian cult as a group who claims their beliefs conform to Christianity, yet factually deviate from Christian "fundamental beliefs.

Source: Wikipedia.com - Christian Denominations