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presbytery sentence examples

  • The ecclesiastical affairs are directed by the presbytery of alford and synod of aberdeen; the earl of fife is patron.
  • Presbytery adjourned at 8.42 p.m.
  • On the other end of the scale was the act, declaration and testimony of the reformed presbytery, published in scotland in 1761.
  • Presbytery thanks rev. james gibson for his service as chaplain at kirklands hospital.
  • Presbytery in the synod of orkney.
  • Presbyterys initially an independent element in the southern association but in 1809, the two presbyteries joined in the synod of munster.
  • Mission churches planted by presbytery have temporary elders appointed by presbytery including the church planter as its temporary minister.
  • Presbytery resolved accordingly.
  • The local presbytery or bishop currently appoints part-time chaplains.
  • Presbytery notes that the minutes of two committees have not yet been received and instructs the pastoral support committee to complete this task.
  • Additional elders the presbytery noted that the total number of additional elders elected by the presbytery is now 24.
  • Presbytery called for the report from the world mission correspondent, which was given in by mr. george baird.
  • It enabled the present presbytery to be built in 1959.
  • Presbytery records and possibly records of court and government.
  • Having passed through the edinburgh divinity hall he was licensed by the presbytery to preach in 1828.
  • Immediate steps were taken to build a new presbytery.
  • It is therefore important that they share the same presbytery.
  • Presbytery garden.
  • Having no presbytery he became a lodger at the franciscan convent.
  • Immediate steps were taken to build a new presbytery.

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