These sources collectively provide a comprehensive overview of the Moravian Church, known historically as the Unitas Fratrum, tracing its origins to John Hus and the Ancient Unity in Bohemia and Moravia, and highlighting its renewal under Count Zinzendorf in Germany. The texts examine the church's history, theological underpinnings, and distinctive customs, such as the Hourly Intercession and the Lovefeast. A strong emphasis is placed on the Moravian commitment to missions and its significant influence on figures like John Wesley and the broader Protestant missionary movement. The sources also explore internal organization, worship practices like the use of hymns and liturgical services, and the importance placed on education and literacy, exemplified by the publication of the Kralitz Bible and the legacy of John Amos Comenius.Sources:A Short History of The Moravian Church Touching on its History, Theology, Customs, and Practices.Count Nicholas Ludwig von Zinzendorf (1700-1760) - Moravian Church In AmericaCount Zinzendorf: The Rich Young Ruler Who Said Yes | Full Movie | Rev. Dr. Albert FrankMission & Vision – Zinzendorf School of Doctoral Studies - Olivet UniversityMoravian Missionary Piety and the Influence of Count Zinzendorf | Training Leaders InternationalThe Moravian Missions Strategy: Christ-Centered, Spirit-Driven, Mission-Minded - Haddington House TrustWho Was Count Zinzendorf?Zinzendorf: Theology in Song