According to an eyewitness account, immediately the leader and
elders of the church got wind of the presence of the agents of the national investigative body, they quickly directed a protocol officer of the church to engage the BNI operatives outside of the church premises
Not exact matches
Somehow, I don't expect that to fly, but
churches do need to limit the number
of «on call» hours
of pastors, at least
get the
elders to help if there aren't any other pastors.
At a certain
church I use to go to, one
of the
elders has a life group called «
Get - R - Done» where he «assist single moms, widows, and others needing help in our
church and community.»
To the contrary, when it is recognized that in Paul's surviving letters to the Corinthians, he nowhere addresses
elders, this section is best seen as a description
of how a
church could
get it's teaching when there are no trained and qualified
elders to perform the teaching.
One
of the main reasons they seem unable to deal with the demands
of our society and the way life seem to dictate and direct them in a certain harness could be found in the predictability in which the older generation has managed or ordered their lives, whilst it has become clearer that the «regular» way
of planning one's life — go to school, attend
church, listen to your
elders;
get you diploma / degree, find a job, take the career ladder, find a partner,
get married and have children, go through the paces and if you are lucky you can retire by the age
of 65....
I am an ordained
Elder in my
church, and when I
get the opportunity, I love to preach and sing, as a part
of the Gospel tradition.