Springfield, Missouri - Revision history

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 ==History==
 The city was founded in 1838 by the Fulbright brothers, who arrived originally in 1830. The town, bitterly divided between the [[United States of America|Union]] and the [[Confederate States of America|Confederacy]] became the site for one of the bloodiest battles in the [[Civil War]], the [[Battle of Wilson's Creek]]. The site still stands today. The Battle of Springfield took place in 1863. Today, Springfield is a focal point of the local economy, as well as being an important railroad town.<ref>http://www.springfieldmo.gov/community/city_history.html</ref>
 ==Religion==

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 ==Religion==
-Springfield is home to over 200 churches, some of which are registered historic sites. The vast majority are either [[Baptist]] or [[Assemblies of God]]. The Assemblies of God national headquarters is located in Springfield.
+Springfield is home to over 200 churches, some of which are registered historic sites. The vast majority are either [[Baptist]] or [[Assemblies of God]]. The Assemblies of God national headquarters is located in Springfield, as are the headquarters of the Baptist Bible Fellowship International, a missionary network of [[Independent Baptist]]s which previously counted [[Jerry Falwell]] as a member.
 [[Glenn Bryant]], a [[Southern Baptist]] [[clergy]]man from, principally, [[Alexandria, Louisiana|Alexandria]], [[Louisiana]], was formerly the pastor at the Grant Avenue Baptist Church in Springfield.
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 ==Religion==
-Springfield is home to over 200 churches, some of which are registered historic sites. The vast majority are either [[Baptist]] or [[Assemblies of God]]. The Assemblies have their national headquarters in Springfield.
+Springfield is home to over 200 churches, some of which are registered historic sites. The vast majority are either [[Baptist]] or [[Assemblies of God]]. The Assemblies of God national headquarters is located in Springfield.
 ==Sports==

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 *[[Springfield Demize]]-US Premier Development League team
 *[[Springfield Lasers]]-[[World Team Tennis]] club
 [[Category:Missouri]]

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−	~~666~~	+	'''Springfield, Missouri''' is the county seat of [[Greene County]] in [[Missouri]]. Local universities and colleges incude [[Missouri State University]], [[Drury University]], and [[Ozarks Technical Community College]].
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		+	==History==
		+	The city was founded in 1838 by the Fulbright brothers, who arrived originally in 1830. The town, bitterly divided between the [[United States of America\|Union]] and the [[Confederate States of America\|Confederacy]] became the site for one of the bloodiest battles in the [[Civil War]], the [[Battle of Wilson's Creek]]. The site still stands today. The Battle of Springfield took place in 1863. Today, Springfield is a focal point of the local economy, as well as being an important railroad town.<ref>http://www.springfieldmo.gov/community/city_history.html</ref>
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		+	==Religion==
		+	Springfield is home to over 200 churches, some of which are registered historic sites. The vast majority are either [[Baptist]] or [[Assemblies of God]]. The Assemblies have their national headquarters in Springfield.
		+
		+	==Sports==
		+	Several semipro and college sports teams are based in Springfield. The city was named "Missouri Sportstown USA" by [[Sports Illustrated]]. Below is the list of semi-pro and professional teams in the city:
		+	*[[Springfield Cardinals]]-AA affiliate of the [[St. Louis Cardinals]]
		+	*[[Springfield Wolfpack]]-American Professional Football League team, plays at Jordan Valley Ice Park
		+	*[[Springfield Demize]]-US Premier Development League team
		+	*[[Springfield Lasers]]-[[World Team Tennis]] club
		+
		+	[[Category:Missouri]]

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−	'''Springfield, Missouri''' is the county seat of [[Greene County]] in [[Missouri]]. Local universities and colleges incude [[Missouri State University]], [[Drury University]], and [[Ozarks Technical Community College]].	+	666
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−	~~==History==~~
−	The city was founded in 1838 by the Fulbright brothers, who arrived originally in 1830. The town, bitterly divided between the [[United States of America\|Union]] and the [[Confederate States of America\|Confederacy]] became the site for one of the bloodiest battles in the [[Civil War]], the [[Battle of Wilson's Creek]]. The site still stands today. The Battle of Springfield took place in 1863. Today, Springfield is a focal point of the local economy, as well as being an important railroad town.<ref>http://www.springfieldmo.gov/community/city_history.html</ref>
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−	~~==Religion==~~
−	Springfield is home to over 200 churches, some of which are registered historic sites. The vast majority are either [[Baptist]] or [[Assemblies of God]]. The Assemblies have their national headquarters in Springfield.
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−	~~==Sports==~~
−	Several semipro and college sports teams are based in Springfield. The city was named "Missouri Sportstown USA" by [[Sports Illustrated]]. Below is the list of semi-pro and professional teams in the city:
−	*[[Springfield Cardinals]]-AA affiliate of the [[St. Louis Cardinals]]
−	*[[Springfield Wolfpack]]-American Professional Football League team, plays at Jordan Valley Ice Park
−	*[[Springfield Demize]]-US Premier Development League team
−	*[[Springfield Lasers]]-[[World Team Tennis]] club
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−	~~[[Category:Missouri]]~~

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 ==Sports==
-Several semipro and college sports teams are based in Springfield. The city was named "Missouri Sportstown USA by [[Sports Illustrated]]. Below is the list of semi-pro and professional teams in the city:
+Several semipro and college sports teams are based in Springfield. The city was named "Missouri Sportstown USA" by [[Sports Illustrated]]. Below is the list of semi-pro and professional teams in the city:
 *[[Springfield Cardinals]]-AA affiliate of the [[St. Louis Cardinals]]
 *[[Springfield Wolfpack]]-American Professional Football League team, plays at Jordan Valley Ice Park

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	'''Springfield, Missouri''' is the county seat of [[Greene County]] in [[Missouri]]. Local universities and colleges incude [[Missouri State University]], [[Drury University]], and [[Ozarks Technical Community College]].		'''Springfield, Missouri''' is the county seat of [[Greene County]] in [[Missouri]]. Local universities and colleges incude [[Missouri State University]], [[Drury University]], and [[Ozarks Technical Community College]].
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		+	==History==
		+	The city was founded in 1838 by the Fulbright brothers, who arrived originally in 1830. The town, bitterly divided between the [[United States of America\|Union]] and the [[Confederate States of America\|Confederacy]] became the site for one of the bloodiest battles in the [[Civil War]], the [[Battle of Wilson's Creek]]. The site still stands today. The Battle of Springfield took place in 1863. Today, Springfield is a focal point of the local economy, as well as being an important railroad town.<ref>http://www.springfieldmo.gov/community/city_history.html</ref>
		+
		+	==Religion==
		+	Springfield is home to over 200 churches, some of which are registered historic sites. The vast majority are either [[Baptist]] or [[Assemblies of God]]. The Assemblies have their national headquarters in Springfield.
		+
		+	==Sports==
		+	Several semipro and college sports teams are based in Springfield. The city was named "Missouri Sportstown USA]] by [[Sports Illustrated]]. Below is the list of semi-pro and professional teams in the city:
		+	*[[Springfield Cardinals]]-AA affiliate of the [[St. Louis Cardinals]]
		+	*[[Springfield Wolfpack]]-American Professional Football League team, plays at Jordan Valley Ice Park
		+	*[[Springfield Demize]]-US Premier Development League team
		+	*[[Springfield Lasers]]-[[World Team Tennis]] club

	[[Category:Missouri]]		[[Category:Missouri]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 07:19, September 12, 2008
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−	'''Springfield, Missouri''' is the county seat of [[Greene County]] in Missouri. Local universities and colleges incude [[Missouri State University]], [[Drury University]], and [[Ozarks Technical Community College]].	+	'''Springfield, Missouri''' is the county seat of [[Greene County]] in [[Missouri]]. Local universities and colleges incude [[Missouri State University]], [[Drury University]], and [[Ozarks Technical Community College]].
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		+	[[Category:Missouri]]