Maryland

This source names Maryland directly: "Committee, held in Silver Spring, Maryland, on 9 April 2024."

This source names Maryland directly: "Headquartered in Silver Spring, Maryland, ADRA operates as a network of national offices across more than a hundred countries, delivering relief and development assistance in health, education, food..."

This source names Americas directly: "Maryland was founded in 1634 as a refuge for English Catholics under the proprietorship of the Calvert family, and its 1649 Toleration Act, protecting the worship of any Trinitarian Christian, was..."

This source names Maryland directly: "report released by the Office of the Maryland Attorney General on April 5, 2023, closing an investigation into how the Archdiocese of Baltimore handled child sexual abuse by clergy and other church..."

This source names Maryland directly: "in 1730 and transported to colonial Maryland in 1731, covering his own practice of prayer there and Thomas Bluett's 1734 memoir of his life, one of the earliest printed accounts in English of an..."

This source names Maryland directly: "in 1730 and transported to Annapolis, Maryland, in 1731."

This source names Maryland directly: "Headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland and governed by a board that includes twelve bishops, Catholic Relief Services now operates in more than ninety countries, delivering emergency relief..."

This source names Maryland directly: "States, headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland, governed by a board of twelve bishops, one priest and ten lay people."

This source names Maryland directly: "Headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland, Corus International connects Lutheran World Relief and IMA World Health alongside several smaller for-profit ventures under one shared structure, while each..."

This source names Maryland directly: "2020, headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland, formed by Lutheran World Relief and IMA World Health following their January 2019 operational merger."

This source names Maryland directly: "New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware and Maryland."

This source names Maryland directly: "EIN 52-0643036, Silver Spring, Maryland, classified Religious and tax-exempt since January 1950."

This source names Maryland directly: "Headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland, Lutheran World Relief now works across nearly thirty countries in Africa, Asia, the Middle East and the Americas, focused on smallholder agriculture, climate..."

This source names Maryland directly: "Synod, headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland, a member of the Corus International family of faith-based development organisations."

This source names Maryland directly: "Relief Inc (EIN 13-2574963, Baltimore, Maryland)."

This source names Methodism directly: "diocese in the United States in 1789. Methodism also grew rapidly on the Eastern Shore in the same period, and the state's religious character has long balanced its founding Catholic identity..."

This source names Maryland directly: "Louis, Missouri; its National Council is now headquartered in Maryland Heights, Missouri, and supports roughly 4,000 local Conferences and Councils across the country, whose lay volunteer members..."

This source names Maryland directly: "Vincent de Paul (EIN 13-5562362, Maryland Heights, Missouri)."

This source names Maryland directly: "on 17 October 2012 in Silver Spring, Maryland, by hand vote of more than 200 pastors, lay people and denominational workers, reaffirming that marriage is "a lifelong union between a man and a woman..."

This source names Maryland directly: "Louis, Missouri; its National Council is headquartered in Maryland Heights, Missouri."

This source names Maryland directly: "psychotherapy there and later at the Maryland Psychiatric Research Center in the United States, work that shaped his later theories of consciousness."

This source names Maryland directly: "Supreme Court decision striking down a Maryland religious test for holding public office."

This source names Maryland directly: "the Bishop of London's commissary in Maryland showed him colonial parishes going years without a resident minister."