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The Creation Seventh Day Adventists broke away from the official Seventh-day Adventist church in 1988, because of doctrinal disagreements; specifically, as a response to the acquisition and enforcing of a trademark regarding the name "Seventh-day Adventist" on other believers outside of the denominational umbrella. The United States congregation is pastored by Walter McGill, and located in Guys, Tennessee, and there is a church house in the country of Uganda as a result of missionary efforts in Africa. In 2003, McGill opened a school on the Guys property. The church believes in private Christian education.
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