Sentences with phrase «corporate body of the church»

The apostolate is the heart and soul of the corporate body of the church.

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Any exploration of congregational world view therefore requires attention to the way a church sees and deals with its individual members, its corporate body, and the wider world.

The liturgy is being re-established little by little, in the minds of God's people as the corporate worship not just of the local but of the whole Body of Christ, the universal Church, reaching across time and space and into heaven itself:

Since Christ and Messiah are kingly terms, when Paul speaks of the corporate life of Christ in the church, he is also thinking of the rule and reign of God on earth through the body of Christ, the church.

Our responsibility to take care of the poor is a personal one and a corporate one in the sense of the body of the Church — not a national one in the sense of putting a gun to the heads of our neighbors and with it, forcing them to do as we think is right.

The Roman Catholics wont allow me take Mass in their Church I do not care, I still go periodically and sill love it, why, because in spite of the idiosyncrasies we are all together, weather it be with a right or wrong heart, that does not matter, we are corporate, one body, warts and all and God Loves it.

The church, the corporate body of Christ, is a voice that calls for the wandering to return and then hosts the restoration banquet.

Many protestant churches are now realizing (and have for some time) that this is an integral part of discipleship of their corporate body through one - on - one meetings.

By the Church Commissioners Measure 1947, the Corporation of the Governors of the Bounty of Queen Anne was united with the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England in a newly established body corporate by the name of the Church Commissioners for England.