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1. www.newadvent.org › cathen › 02473cCATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Benefice - NEW ADVENT

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   Benefices are divided into simple and double; major and minor; elective, presentative, and collative; residential and non-residential; perpetual and manual; secular and regular. Simple benefices are those which involve only the duty of reciting the Divine Office or of celebrating Mass.

2. canonlawmadeeasy.com › 2022/10/20 › whats-a-beneficeWhat’s a Benefice? Eliminating Financial Corruption in the Church

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   Oct 20, 2022 · Q: Can you please explain what exactly a benefice is, and how it works in the Church today? …I recently endured a tirade from an anti-Catholic evangelical, who among a million other things was bashing the Church for its financial corruption.

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4. www.startchurch.com › blog › viewWhen Churches Fail to Comply with 501(c)(3) requirements

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   When a church is found to have given excessive benefits to an insider such as a board member, highly compensated employee, the family of a board member, or business partner of a board member, the person who received that excessive benefit will be fined 25% of the excess benefit.

5. www.spurgeon.org › resource-library › sermonsThe Spurgeon Library | Profit and Loss

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   We shall divide our text, and consider, in the first place, the gain a man would get if he gained the whole world; in the second place, the fearful loss if a man should lose his soul; and then, afterwards, we will try to finish up by some practical lesson. I.

6. www.lcms.org › about › beliefsDoctrine - Frequently Asked Questions - The Lutheran Church ...

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   QUESTION: Can you lose your salvation, and, if you can, what do you need to do to regain it again? ANSWER: The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod believes and teaches that it is possible for a true believer to fall from faith, as Scripture itself soberly and repeatedly warns us (1 Cor. 10:12; 1 Peter 5:8; 2 Peter 3:17; Heb. 2:1-3, 3:12-19, 6:4-8 ...

7. karlvaters.com › when-to-leave-a-churchSix Biblical Reasons To Leave A Church (Plus 3 Things To Do ...

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   Aug 2, 2024 · As a Christian, leaving a church can be complex and confusing. While there is no specific scripture to directly instruct when it may be right to leave a local church, there are six valid biblical justifications that should cause prayerful consideration for an individual or family’s situation.

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   What happens if a church gives too much benefits?

   • When a church is found to have given excessive benefits to an insider such as a board member, highly compensated employee, the family of a board member, or business partner of a board member, the person who received that excessive benefit will be fined 25% of the excess benefit.

   When Churches Fail to Comply with 501(c)(3) requirements

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   What should you do if you leave a church?

   • The Puritan minister John Flavel wrote, “Let nothing beneath a plain necessity divide you from communion one with another; hold it fast till you can hold it no longer without sin.” Upon departure from your church, actively seek membership in another. Finding a new church home is crucial. Leaving the church puts your soul at risk.

   Six Biblical Reasons To Leave A Church (Plus 3 Things To Do First)

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   Should a Christian leave a church?

   • Karl Vaters As a Christian, leaving a church can be complex and confusing. While there is no specific scripture to directly instruct when it may be right to leave a local church, there are six valid biblical justifications that should cause prayerful consideration for an individual or family’s situation. 1. The people are located too far away

   Six Biblical Reasons To Leave A Church (Plus 3 Things To Do First)

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   What should I do if I have an issue with my church?

   • If you have an issue with your church, it’s best to communicate directly with church leaders and pastors. This way they can assess the situation and work on finding a resolution. Everyone’s feelings and perspectives should be heard before any decisions are made.

   Six Biblical Reasons To Leave A Church (Plus 3 Things To Do First)

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   Can you leave a church if someone hurts you?

   • Sometimes it may seem easier to leave a church rather than confront issues head-on. However, we must communicate our feelings openly and respectfully before leaving. If another member of the church has hurt you, there are peacemaking principles to be followed. We’re reminded to be peacemakers, even in challenging circumstances (Matthew 5:9).

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   Can a church lose its tax-exempt status?

   • Not an easy price to pay! A church can lose its tax-exempt status by failing to comply with 501 (c) (3) requirements. This comes at a cost to its community, its members, and the mission it is meant to fulfill for God. The reality is that there are simple steps churches can take to reduce the likelihood of revocation of their tax-exempt status.

   When Churches Fail to Comply with 501(c)(3) requirements

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9. www.catholicculture.org › culture › libraryDictionary : BENEFICE | Catholic Culture

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   BENEFICE. A juridical entity erected in perpetuity by competent ecclesiastical authority. It consists of a sacred office and the right to receive the corresponding revenues.