is any denomination that includes the name "Jesus" in their church's name a Christian church?

Answer 1

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints - otherwise known as the Mormons - is a Christian church. So, yes, there are denominations that are Christian that include "Jesus's" name in their names.

I don't think the opposite is true - there could be a "Church of We All Hate Jesus" or "Jesus was a Liar" church that would NOT be a Christian denomination.

Answer 2

can you name many denominations that have Jesus in their church's name?
The only one I can think of is the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter -day Saints.
and they are Christian. I would think that the answer to your question is yes, but I guess there are some crazy people out there who might put Jesus in the name of their church to be funny, rude, or blasphemous on purpose.

Answer 3

Pretty much so. I don't know of any churches named "The Church of Everybody But Jesus" or anything like that. A church name generally reflects something about the origins of the church or what the church believes.

Answer 4

The Christian Church does not include most churches.

http://www.disciples.org/

As you can see, all Christian Churches have "Christ" in the subtile. None have "Jesus" in the name in that denomination.

Baptist, Pentecostal, etc churches calling themselves "Christian Churches" probably should be sued for infringing on the name of the Christian Church.

Answer 5

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints

Answer 6

There are many, for example--The world Wide Church of Jesus Christ, The Latter Day Saints of Jesus Christ, AME Methodist Church of Jesus Christ,.

Answer 7

In short, no. There's a lot to say about that, and I can't say anything without not only stepping on people's toes, but I'd be close to signing my death certificate.

You might want to research the different denominational and religious beliefs of the churches you're considering. They'll tell you everything, but you'll have to dig to find out that some may be cultic.

Answer 8

How about Jews for Jesus? Is that what you mean? I guess they're Jewish Christians.

Maybe it's not so much the name of the church as what the denomination believes, which, if it's Christian, is the whole Christ is born, Christ has died, and Christ has risen, allelujah stuff.

Answer 9

No, because many are using the name Jesus and are not Christian churches just like many call themselves Christians and are not Christians.

Answer 10

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