The ''Wesleyan Christian Advocate'' (WCA) was a

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publication in Georgia. Preceded by the ''Southern Christian Advocate, WCA'' was first published in 1878 after relocating to Charleston, South Carolina.

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and W. C. Lovett served as

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. WCA published its final edition in May 2009. It was succeeded by two papers: ''The North Georgia Advocate'' and the ''South Georgia Advocate''.

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