General reference encyclopedia biography naming Haan as the leader of the 1857 secession in Holland, Michigan and the specific grievances against the Reformed Church in America, open communion, disputed hymn texts and continued fellowship with Freemasonry.
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General reference encyclopedia biography naming Haan as the leader of the 1857 secession in Holland, Michigan and the specific grievances against the Reformed Church in America, open communion, disputed hymn texts and continued fellowship with Freemasonry. NotesGeneral reference encyclopedia biography naming Haan as the leader of the 1857 secession in Holland, Michigan and the specific grievances against the Reformed Church in America, open communion, disputed hymn texts and continued fellowship with Freemasonry.
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PublisherWikimedia Foundation
URLhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gijsbert_Haan
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This source names Michigan directly: "of the 1857 secession in Holland, Michigan and the specific grievances against the Reformed Church in America, open communion, disputed hymn texts and continued fellowship with Freemasonry."
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