church council

It also was the site of many important church councils.

The church's governing body raised him to the church council in 1925.

It all started Sunday morning, when 27 people stayed after services for a meeting of the church council.

It is only known from mentions in church council minutes.

This means that they have a full parish staff and church council.

The church council replied that he should have her imprisoned.

The church council doesn't seem to be open to dialogue."

Sufes is also known for a church council that took place there in 525.

Then get him to recount his experiences and suggestions to the church council.

"It's a charter for change, to try new things, working with the church council.

Many church councils were held in Braga, some of them important.

Henry organised an important church council at Reims in 1164.

With this transformation, administration of the Collegium passed from the university to the church council.

Decisions by the local church council can be appealed to classis.

Finally in 1094, a local church council was convened to settle the dispute once and for all.

Increase Mather led a church council which then vindicated him.

That proposal will be taken up next week by the denomination's church council, which is similar to a board of directors.

Do you think he wants you to appeal the ruling by the church council?

For example was a certain Church council an ecumenical council?

'Strong drink' was apparently not confined to just church council meetings.

In 2004, the church council resolved to get the historic organ restored.

A church council held in the twelfth century formed these parishes.

He is internationally recognized as an authority on medieval church councils.

It summarizes the biblical research and the teaching of the early church councils.

But in August, the church council rejected the appointment.