Sentences with phrase «synod began»

The Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod began syndicating «The Lutheran Hour» in l930.
Synods began to pass resolutions advocating minor parts of the gay agenda.

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(In order even to begin to comprehend this story, one must understand first that Missouri Synod people care deeply about church doctrine, and second that Concordia Seminary in St. Louis — where classical theological training was offered with considerable rigor — had been revered in the affections of Missourians.
The Times reports details of the abuse complaints will be given to the General Synod, which began its three - day meeting in London on Thursday.
If the forthcoming 2015 Synod on the Family can begin to grapple with that issue it will be doing the Church and wider society a great service indeed.
The Synodicon Orientale begins with the Synod of Mar Isaac in AD 410, though it is probable that there were gatherings of Persian bishops prior to AD 410.
However, it was only at the beginning of the fifth century, as a result of deliberations by a number of synods, that the re-organization of the Persian church came into effect.
The XIV Ordinary General Assembly of the Synod of Bishops on the Family begins with Mass in St. Peter's on October 4.
The special Synod of 2014, called by Pope Francis to prepare the Synod about to begin, was anything but dull, and the 2015 Synod promises to generate its share of fireworks, too.
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Is it not true that the Church — its councils and synods — has tended at first to ignore the Marxist - Christian stirrings within it and now begun to oppose, stifle and subdue them?
The resistance of German pastors reached its climax in the two synods of Barman and Dablem in 1934 to the membership of the Ecumenical Christian Council in Denmark marks the beginning of his career in the ecumenical circles.
The Definitio Fidei of the Sixth Ecumenical Council begins with the word hepomene: «Following the five holy and Ecumenical synods...»; and ends, as Chalcedon had done, with an anathema against innovators.
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