What is the Church of the United Brethren in Christ?

The Church of the United Brethren in Christ is one of the oldest denominations in the United States. This video covers their history and beliefs and practices today.
Chapters:
00:00 History
02:38 Core Christian Doctrines
03:04 Ordinances
04:15 Scripture
04:25 Creation
04:35 Sin & Salvation
05:43 Arminianism
06:04 Sanctification & Pentecostalism
06:22 End Times
06:40 Marriage, Sexuality, Family & Divorce
08:12 Abortion & Euthanasia
08:38 Worship Style
09:24 Alcohol & Drugs
09:42 Sunday Worship, Tithing, Gambling
10:03 Member Behavior
10:23 Equality & Justice
10:55 War
11:09 Church Polity
12:17 Church Offices
12:51 Huntington University
13:04 Affiliations & Statistics

[Ptah-Tatenen]

Not a Christian by a longshot but I watch your channel pretty actively. It's just great to have non stop factual cited information.
Keep your work up! This one was amazing

[Wild_Flower]

Mr.Lindsey I wish that you were my Professor. It would be so much fun to learn from you in an academic setting. Your videos are the best. Thank You so much for sharing on this channel. The world needs more cool people like you. I wish you and your channel the best. May you remain faithful in the Lord.

[schs]

Another great video. Thanks for all of the hard work that goes into each voideo.

[yoitsrob]

Been coming back to Christianity lately, mostly exploring reformed and orthodox. These Anabaptist types sound like the kind of thinking I most align with, I didn't know a more modern universal flavour existed!

[Toetalwar]

Ey, about time we seen these guys here. Thanks boss.

[joe]

The Brethren sound like they're in agreement with most mainstream Evangelicals. I never knew this much about them, I always just assumed they were similar to the Amish.

[SantaFe]

Nice video! I have been to a United Brethren Church a number of times for mental health counseling.

[westrotter]

My great grandfather was a member of that Church.

[Gingerbreadley]

Seems like quite the relaxed denomination. Anyone know if they are growing or shrinking?

[thepatriarchy]

As someone who is very anabaptist, but can't become amish because of ethnicity, these guys sound awesome.

[KellyS_]

Otterbein University in Westerville Ohio (near Columbus). It was founded in 1847 by United Brethren in Christ. The univeristy still exists but it was taken over by the Methodist church in 1968.

[AgainstFables]

This is cool! There's a 1968 offshoot of this church called "The Evangelical Church" represented by the Pacific Conference. Might be worth a look if you haven't done a video on them yet!

EDIT : My bad, you totally mentioned them! Awesome!

[CraigLoewen]

This is a beautiful video, well-researched and balanced. Thank you.

Just one correction: Martin Boehm's last name is correctly pronounced Bame with a long a.

Just some trivia: Bishop Milton Wright was the father of Wilbur and Orville. Francis Scott Key was also a member.

[janenichols]

My grandfather was a United Brethren pastor. This was in the 1930’s to 1963’s when he passed.

[intergalactichumanempire]

The confession at 2:44 reminds me of the Apostles and Nicene Creeds.

[gustavusadolphus]

Please do Brethren in Christ. I would be really interested in hearing about that

[guyparker]

They have come a long way, And I just get a feel America can withstand fate and future of Faith to come, defined and reformed man needs to exercise his will for, there's our faith, in a free America..Voice of beloved rejoiced,

[ChristChurch]

Hi! Do you have anyone that can teach us about your faith in a zoom call? Please reply and we will be happy to set up a time that is convenient.

[jonathancarlone]

can you review the

Christadelphians

[RobertMoehle]

I worked at Huntington College (now University) for two years. Interesting church, and they held many positions I could agree with, but there were a few individuals who overstepped their authority over other less powerful members, so I decided not to stay with them.