California

2009 Resolutions (International Society for Krishna Consciousness Governing Body Commission) names California by its exact full name: g Hridayananda Das Goswami had given in California in November 2008.

This source names California directly: "held 24 to 26 April 2026 in Orange, California and hosted by the Zoroastrian Association of California, describing the 23 April launch of the Z-BUILD infrastructure planning initiative."

This source names California directly: "Bokenkamp, published by the University of California Press, continuing a line of Western academic study of the text that began with Michel Strickmann's pioneering dissertation on the Shangqing..."

This source names California directly: "Church of God in Christ) in Pacoima, California, the congregation founded by their father Benjamin Crouch, a COGIC minister."

This source names California directly: "(BLIA USA, Hacienda Heights, California) voluntarily filed IRS Form 990, reporting total assets and revenue for the fiscal year ending 31 December 2024."

This source names California directly: "Vinh, travelling from California, Oregon, Washington, Massachusetts, Virginia and Texas, organized several sessions there, among them a multi faith panel on Cao Dai's practices of self realization..."

This source names California directly: "Church of Spiritual Technology, the California nonprofit religious corporation that archives Scientology scripture, incorporated 1982."

This source names California directly: "Of Charity Foundation, Los Angeles, California, EIN 77-0047181, tax-exempt since April 2000, classified under Philanthropy/Grantmaking Foundations."

This source names California directly: "born 18 February 1919 in Oakland, California, was an American preacher who founded the group that became the Children of God in 1968, first as a coffeehouse ministry called Teens for Christ in..."

This source names California directly: "Berg on 18 February 1919 in Oakland, California, founded Teens for Christ in 1968 in Huntington Beach, renamed it Children of God the same year, and led the group through further renamings as Family..."

This source names California directly: "Mark's Episcopal Church in Van Nuys, California, announced to his roughly twenty six hundred member congregation that he had been baptized in the Holy Spirit and had spoken in tongues, an experience..."

This source names California directly: "White died at her home, Elmshaven, near St Helena, California, at the age of eighty seven."

This source names California directly: "Apollo compound in Oregon House, California."

This source names California directly: "by Frederick "Fred" Adams in Southern California."

This source names California directly: "39th Annual General Meeting in Orange, California and the launch of the Z-BUILD initiative."

This source names California directly: "39th Annual General Meeting in Orange, California, hosted by the Zoroastrian Association of California."

This source names California directly: "ministry founded in 1977 in Arcadia, California by psychologist James Dobson, built originally around a weekly radio broadcast of the same name."

This source names California directly: ""Let's Get Acquainted," in Arcadia, California in 1977."

This source names California directly: "A California personal injury law firm's case-summary blog post, published 17 December 2018, on J.W."

This source names California directly: "at the Esalen Institute in Big Sur, California."

This source names California directly: "from the University of Southern California in 1967 and spent fourteen years as an associate clinical professor of pediatrics at the USC School of Medicine while on staff at Children's Hospital Los..."

This source names California directly: "record for KQED Inc, San Francisco, California, EIN 94-1241309, a 501(c)(3) since March 1955 classified under Media/Communications Organizations."

This source names California directly: "in Riverside County Superior Court, California, in which a woman testified that her stepfather sexually assaulted her from age five to fourteen, abuse she said took place at the family's Lake..."

This source names Los Angeles directly: "in the country within a generation. Los Angeles became the unlikely birthplace of modern Pentecostalism at the Azusa Street Revival of 1906, and the state has since incubated an unusual share of new..."

This source names California directly: "Louis Farrakhan's address at the California Convention Center responding to President Obama's endorsement of same-sex marriage."

This source names California directly: "to fourteen at their Lake Elsinore, California home and at meetings and on property of the local congregation of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints."

This source names California directly: "Vinh, travelling from California, Oregon, Washington, Massachusetts, Virginia and Texas, and lists the sessions they organized, including a multi faith panel on Cao Dai's practices of self..."

This source names California directly: "Pacifica Foundation Inc, Los Angeles, California, EIN 94-1347046, a 501(c)(3) since April 1958 classified under Radio."

This source names California directly: "California State University, Fresno's faculty biography page for Professor Partow Hooshmandrad, confirming her PhD in ethnomusicology from UC Berkeley and her production of Music of Yarsan, A Living..."

This source names Pentecostalism directly: "Los Angeles became the unlikely birthplace of modern Pentecostalism at the Azusa Street Revival of 1906, and the state has since incubated an unusual share of new religious movements, from the..."

This source names California directly: "Christian City campus in Costa Mesa, California and other network production sites."

This source names California directly: "reporting the same May 2012 California Convention Center address."

This source names California directly: "Mark's Episcopal Church in Van Nuys, California, that he had been baptized in the Holy Spirit and spoken in tongues, his resignation and move to St."

This source names California directly: "Richardson Jr., published by University of California Press in 1995 (ISBN 0-520-08808-5, 671 pages), reviewed in the Journal of American History and awarded the Bancroft Prize for history writing."

This source names California directly: "John Bosco High School in Bellflower, California, in the 1960s."

This source names California directly: "pastor Bob Pierce in Hollywood, California, relocated to Boone, North Carolina after Franklin Graham became president in 1979."

This source names California directly: "Church of God in Christ in Pacoima, California, the congregation their father Benjamin Crouch had founded; his first group, formed in 1960, was itself named the Church of God in Christ Singers, the..."

This source names California directly: "for SRI International, Menlo Park, California, EIN 94-1160950, a 501(c)(3) since March 1949 classified as a Science and Technology Research Institute."

This source names California directly: "Film Archive at the University of California, Berkeley."

This source names California directly: "across two communities in Badger, California, by 1988."

This source names California directly: "published by the University of California Press in 1961, collecting and analyzing narratives told by named Ulithian narrators."

This source names California directly: "Film Archive at the University of California, Berkeley."

This source names California directly: "published by the University of California Press in 2000."

This source names California directly: "Dance, published in the University of California's Anthropological Records series."

This source names California directly: "published by the University of California Press."

This source names California directly: "published by the University of California Press, is the standard modern critical edition, presenting a complete facsimile of the manuscript alongside transcription, translation and scholarly..."

Plurality religious identification among the state's adults per the source's survey, not a claim of religious establishment or an outright population majority.

Founded in Berkeley, California in 1967-1970 as a college class project that continued as a working coven and Wiccan denomination.