Zurich

This source names Zurich directly: "organization's founding in May 1947 at Zurich, Switzerland, when Swiss pastor Leonard Steiner organized a conference of Pentecostal leaders together with David J."

This source names Zurich directly: "Zwingli's own 1525 work, composed in Zurich, in which he set out his reading of Christ's words of institution at the Last Supper and argued against a doctrine of bodily presence in the bread and..."

This source names Zurich directly: "World Conference convened in Zurich in 1947, already recorded here, and thirty one years before the World Pentecostal Assemblies of God Fellowship formed in Indianapolis in 1989, also recorded here..."

Huldrych Zwingli led the Zurich reformation from the Grossmunster from 1519.

This source names Zurich directly: "acquired for the Jung Institute in Zurich in 1951 and later identified as Nag Hammadi Codex I, which preserves the Gospel of Truth nearly complete in Coptic along with four other tractates."

This source names Zurich directly: "documenting its founding in 1947 at Zurich, Switzerland, during a conference of Pentecostal leaders organized by Swiss pastor Leonard Steiner with the assistance of David du Plessis, and the pattern..."

This source names Zurich directly: "An engraved portrait of the Zurich reformer Heinrich Bullinger, made by the Parisian printmaker Etienne Desrochers around 1726 as part of a series of portraits of distinguished figures."

This source names Zurich directly: "print of Huldrych Zwingli, the Zurich reformer, by Reinier Vinkeles (I) after a drawing by Jacobus Buys, made to illustrate Jacobus Kok's "Vaderlandsch woordenboek." The Rijksmuseum catalogues the..."

This source names Zurich directly: "laboratories, Arizona, Oxford and Zurich, on a sample of the Shroud's cloth, calibrating the material to 1260-1390 CE at 95 percent confidence, a range consistent with a medieval rather than first..."

This source names Zurich directly: "World Conference convened in Zurich in 1947, also recorded here, American Pentecostalism's largest denomination joined the broader evangelical movement it had long been kept apart from."

This source names Zurich directly: "John Calvin and Heinrich Bullinger in Zurich in 1549, is the primary theological text itself, a formal doctrinal agreement between the Genevan and Zurich branches of the Reformed tradition settling..."

This source names Zurich directly: "World Conference had convened at Zurich in 1947, already recorded here."

The Zurich disputations of 1523 set the pattern for Reformed relations with the civil magistrate.

This source names Zurich directly: "with the first adult baptisms at Zurich in 1525."

This source names Zurich directly: "Bullinger's 1566 confession from Zurich, was adopted across the Swiss Reformed cities and beyond, and its chapter on the Lord's Supper is one of the fullest Reformed statements of a spiritual real..."

This source names Zurich directly: "World Conference convened at Zurich in 1947, already recorded here, and five years before the Memphis Miracle founded the Pentecostal/Charismatic Churches of North America in 1994, also recorded here."