Jovanist Church
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| Jovanist Church | |
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| Ereskanese: Јованистиька церьков Kental: Јованистичка црква Bisveni: Јованескы Шерквы | |
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| Classification | Orthodox Christian |
| Scripture | Bible |
| Theology | Monothelitism |
| Polity | Episcopal |
| Governance | Holy Synod of the Jovanist Church |
| Head | Archbishop Basil II |
| Region | Kentalis, Qazhshava, Hrastmož, Zhousheng, Tiskaiya, and diaspora |
| Language | Ereskanese, Kental, Bisveni |
| Headquarters | Cathedral of Saint Jovan, Živislavgrad, Ereska |
| Founder | St. Jovan (Traditional) |
| Origin | AD 501 Živislavgrad, Ereska |
| Members | 26 million |
| Other name(s) | Jovanism Jovanist Orthodox Church |
| Official website | Jovanistorthodox.church |
The Jovanist Church, also know as the Jovanist Orthodox Church is a branch of the Orthodox Church. Having split of in its early history.