Really all you need to have a church is the congregation. YOU are the church, not the
building.
A true church is not the building or the sanctuary where people hear mass and do prayers, it is the people that make the true church. However, if we were to talk about the actual place of church then it needs structure because it needs foundation to be a building.
A true church is not the building or the sanctuary where people hear mass and do prayers, it is the people that make the true church. However, if we were to talk about the actual place of church then it needs structure because it needs foundation to be a building.
It depends on the Bishop of the individual conference, the personal needs of the minister, and the needs of the church the minister is in. There is no definite timeline for how long a minister can stay in one church.
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Yes the Church should appoint officers to fulfill the needs of the church. Such as, Pastors, Deacons and treasury
well you can be an usher if that is what you want to do or you can be in the church choir or you can be a a preacher at a church that needs one, or you can be the drummer for the church choir...those are some of the jobs you can do at a church
faith in god and a church
Catholics the world over have declared their love, faith and consistency in the Catholic Church. Effectively they have said "we need and want the catholic faith and the church that supports it."Catholics have a mission to evangelize. This means that we they want to share their faith and church with others. In other words everyone needs the Catholic Church, however, some have not yet come to that realization.
Yes, you can wear a hat to church, but the hat needs to be taken off before the service begins.
The Pope does not get a monthly paycheck. Rather, he is on an unlimited expense account. If he wants something, the Church buys it for him. And the Church is very wealthy.
The main reasons why the Americans rebelled in 1776 was to protest the leadership of the Anglican church. The felt that the church was not serving the needs of the people.
He receives no pay but all his needs are paid for by the Church.