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| ==Historical Background== | | ==Historical Background== |
| Before 1900 the largest religious groups in [[Kansas, United States Genealogy|Kansas]] were the [[Methodist Church in the United States|'''Methodist-Episcopal''']], [[Roman Catholic Church in the United States|'''Catholic''']], [[Baptist Church in the United States|'''Baptist''']], [[Presbyterian Church in the United States|'''Presbyterian''']], and [[Disciples of Christ Church in the United States|'''Disciples of Christ''']] <ref> Edward R. DeZurko, Early Kansas Churches (Manhattan, Kans.: Kansas State College, 1949; FHL book 978.1 A1 no. 35; film 0928360 item 4).</ref> | | Before 1900 the largest religious groups in [[Kansas, United States Genealogy|Kansas]] were the [[Methodist Church in the United States|'''Methodist-Episcopal''']], [[Roman Catholic Church in the United States|'''Catholic''']], [[Baptist Church in the United States|'''Baptist''']], [[Presbyterian Church in the United States|'''Presbyterian''']], and [[Disciples of Christ Church in the United States|'''Disciples of Christ''']] <ref> Edward R. DeZurko, Early Kansas Churches (Manhattan, Kans.: Kansas State College, 1949; FS Library book 978.1 A1 no. 35; film 0928360 item 4).</ref> |
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| DeZurko published a religious history of Kansas: | | DeZurko published a religious history of Kansas: |