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Some Protestant Churches have a hierarchical style of church government similar to the Catholic Church. Other have a Congregational church government. Some even have a combination of both where the individual church bodies interact and do business themselves but answer to a hierarchical government that has state district and national church levels. An example of a church like this would be the Church of the Nazarene.

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