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• Shakers

• American Society of Church History  - Devotes research and study in exploring the development and progress of religion in all its forms and denominations.
• Concordia Historical Institute  - Compiles articles and research papers that focuses on the growth and establishment of religion and its variety of denominations.
• Divining America: Religion and the National Culture  - Collects formal research papers on the expansion, origins and modern state of religion in the United States of America. With discussions and resources.
• Documenting the American South: The Church in the Southern Black Community  - Archives materials including published manuscripts, articles, and other teaching tools that aids learning of origins and development of religion in the area.
• Fire and Ice: History and Biography  - Collation of articles and other published materials that discusses the life story of known devotees of Puritanism in the United States of America.
• General Commission on Archives and History: The United Methodist Church  - Gathers resources including books, articles, and learning materials that discusses history, development, and significance of Christianity.
• Red White Blue and Brimstone: New World Literature and the American Millennium  - Gives various interpretations and analytical studies into the Biblical accounts with regards to the end of the world or judgment day.
• Religion and the Founding of the American Republic  - Discusses origins and progress of Christianity in the old world. Includes list of public programs and exhibition overview.
• Spirit Home: Pre-Pentecostalist History  - Highlights denomination's profile and evolution of country's major organizations. Includes statistical studies and other factors.
• Syracuse University Digital Projects: The Oneida Community Collection  - Furnishes resources and study on the origins of locals, and development of worship and Christian practices.
• Thomas Hooker (1586-1647)  - Tracks major events in the life of the man, including his achievements in the field of Christianity, and excerpts of his religious articles and published materials.