Church Constitution definition

Church Constitution or "Constitution" means the Letters Patent, General Operating By-law and any Policy Statements adopted by the Leadership Board from time to time;

Church Constitution or “Constitution” means the Letters Patent (including the Objects and Statement of Fundamental and Essential Truths of the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada), General Operating By-law, By-laws, Board Policies and By-law Policies adopted by the Church from time to time.

Church Constitution or "Constitution" means the Letters Patent (including the Objects and Statement of Faith), the General Operating By-law, all other By-laws, and all Policy Statements adopted by the Church from time to time;

Examples of Church Constitution in a sentence

• No charge shall proceed from allegations where the investigation determines that the allegation has arisen from the proper performance of duty by persons carrying out discipline procedures of By- Law 10, or church disciplinary or resolution of conflict procedures provided for in By-Law 12, By- Law 14, or the Local Church Constitution.

• They shall be governed by the Local Church Constitution of The Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada or a local church constitution approved by the district executive.

• The pastor shall coordinate the ministry of elders and assign them in accordance with the Church Constitution, these bylaws, and practices.

• No land or buildings shall be bought or sold without approval of the Church Council. approve any changes to the Church Constitution by a two-thirds majority vote.The Pastor and Church Moderator shall each prepare a report for the Church Council of the Executive Board’s discussions and/or actions between each Church Council meeting.

• This recommendation applies to other professionals that are required to demonstrate high and focused levels of skills on duty, such as physicians and teachers.

More Definitions of Church Constitution

Church Constitution or “Constitution” means the Letters Patent (including the Objects), the General Operating By-Law, all other By-Laws, and to all church governance policies and procedures and rules and regulations, not of a purely administrative nature, adopted by the Church from time to time pertaining to theological and doctrinal matters;

Church Constitution means the constitution of the Church;

Church Constitution means the Articles, the Statement of Faith of the Church, the By-Law, and any Policy Statements adopted by the Church from time to time, and any amendments thereto

Church Constitution or "Constitution" means the Letters Patent (including the Objects and Statement of Faith), and the General Operating By-law;

Church Constitution means the Articles, the Statement of Faith, all By-laws, and all Policies adopted by the Church from time to time in force and effect.

Church Constitution means the Letters Patent, General Operating By-Law and any policy statements adopted by the Church from time to time;

Church Constitution or “Constitution” means the Articles (including the Purposes and Statement of Faith), the By-laws and Operating Policies adopted by the Church from time to time.