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Q: Who are the congregation members?
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What are the members of a church called?

Congregation.


What are members of the Church called?

Congregation.


Who celebrates first communion?

The priest and the congregation members.


What is a group of church members?

A group of church members form a congregation. A Mormon congregation is called a ward. A ward is made up of approximately 250 active church members. Five to ten wards are organized into a stake.


How many members of the Jewish clergy are there?

That depends on the size of the synagogue and congregation.


Members of a church?

Church members are the congregation. Depends on the religion and church. There are Protestants, Methodists, Lutherans, and Catholics to name a few.


Why should christian priests only perform rites of passage on members of the congregation?

they shouldn't


What is the purpose of a congregation?

A church convocation is a an assembly of members for a religious meeting. To be convoked is to be brought together for this purpose. A weekly or daily church service can be said to be a convocation of a church's congregation.


Who usually leads the congregation in the Jewish place of worship?

A Chazan (cantor) what is called a Shliach Tzibur (a messenger of the congregation) leads the service. In orthodox synagogues members of the congregation typically rotate and take turns leading the service.See also hazzan


Who are laypeople in the Catholic Church?

Lay people are the members of the congregation who are not religious such as a priest, deacon or nun.


Does the Bible have anything to say about church eldership deciding where members are allowed to live?

There is nothing in the Bible that says that church leaders can decide where members of the congregation can live.


What are the names of the entire assembly of church members?

AnswerThe term 'congregation' is often used both for those assembled at a particular church service, and for al the members of the church.