Central Yearly Meeting of Friends
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| Central Yearly Meeting of Friends | |
| Classification | Protestant |
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| Orientation | Evangelical |
| Origin | 1926 |
Central Yearly Meeting of Friends is a yearly meeting of a small group of Friends churches, located in Indiana, Arkansas and Ohio. Central Yearly Meeting of Friends is part of the Conservative Holiness Movement, and subscribes to the Orthodox branch of Quakerism. It is an independent yearly meeting, not affiliated with any broader Quaker associations.
Central Yearly Meeting of Friends was founded in 1926 by a group that was concerned that other yearly meetings of the Religious Society of Friends were trending towards liberalism in theology and practice.
Central Friends is associated with Union Bible College[citation needed].
An annual camp meeting is held near Muncie, Indiana every August.
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