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1. storage.snappages.site › 6H526S › assetsThe Meaning of the Church - storage.snappages.site

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   The church are those who have been saved by Him. He adds them to His church (Mark 16:16; Acts 2:47). Another way of saying it is the church is made up of the followers of Christ. The word "church" appears in the Bible in two ways. First, it is spoken of in the world-wide way.

2. www.copticchurch.net › pdf › introDICTIONARY OF CHURCH TERMS

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   This is a simplified dictionary of church terms that would help you at your prayers. God bless you. Fr. Tadros Y. Malaty

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4. wetmorebaptistchurch.com › Education › 50 LessonsLesson 1 – The Definition of a Church - Wetmore Baptist Church

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   1. The word “church” [ekklēsian] is used for a local body of organized and baptized believers. About 90% of the time, it is used in this sense in the Bible. 2.

5. www.wrs.edu › Chapter_1-Identity_of_ChurchDefinition of the church - Western Reformed Seminary

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   The English word “church”. This English word derives from the Greek word kuriako/n kuriakon, “the Lord’s.”. This Greek word is found in Rev 1:10, “the Lord’s day; and in 1 Cor 11:20, “the Lord’s Supper.”.

6. www.lutheranchurchcanada.ca › wp-content › uploadsChurch Terminology: What does it mean? - Lutheran Church–Canada

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   Church Terminology: What does it mean? Are you new to Lutheranism? Or maybe you're looking to brush up on your church termi-nology? This page will walk you through some of the "Lutheran Buzzwords" you may encounter from your first steps through the door and into a typical Divine Service at your local Lutheran Church–Canada (LCC) congregation.

7. www.brcc.church › teachings › resourcesWhat Is the Church? - Series Outline

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   Theme: The Church is the community of those who have personally responded to the Gospel, gather for worship, and care for one another. Text: Acts 2:36-47. Response: Communion. Benediction: Revelation 1:4-6. Teaching keywords: Church; catechism; community; fellowship.

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   What is a Catholic Church?

   • Catholic. This term (from the Greek katholikos, meaning “universal” or “according to the whole”) was first used by Ignatius of Antioch (early second century AD) to describe the unity of local churches under their local bishops. “Catholic” is also one of the four marks of the Church in the Nicene Creed (“one, holy, catholic, and apostolic”).

   Saint Mary's Press Glossary of Theological Terms - smp.org

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   What does Catholic mean in the Bible?

   • “Catholic” is also one of the four marks of the Church in the Nicene Creed (“one, holy, catholic, and apostolic”). “Catholic” has come to be associated with a particular way of being Christian that emphasizes the doctrines and practices of the early Church and the cel-ebration of the sacraments. (See CCC 750)

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   What is the theme of the church?

   • Theme: The Church is the Body, Bride, and Temple of Christ, the community of all true believers for all time, and all Christians are called to be part of local churches where they worship, care for one another, and serve God’s purposes in the world together. I. The Church - The Community of Believers II.

   What Is the Church? - Series Outline

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   What does Anglican mean?

   • Anglican. This word (from the Latin name Anglia, for England), in ecclesiastical usage, refers to members of the Anglican Communion, which is the worldwide body of Christians who are in communion with the Church of England; for example, the Episcopal Church in the United States is a member-church of the Anglican communion.

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   What is a theological glossary?

   • The aim of this glossary is to provide a set of beginning definitions or working explanations to help students enter into theological conversations and serve as the basis for genuine theological dialogue, discussion, and dis-covery.

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   What is a lectern in a church?

   • The lectern is the reading stand from which the Word of God is read. In some churches it is high-ly ornamented, though usually less so than the pulpit. The Word of God is read to the congrega-tion and through it God strengthens and creates faith in those who hear it.

   Church Terminology: What does it mean? - Lutheran Church–Canada

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9. www.smp.org › dynamicmedia › filesSaint Mary's Press Glossary of Theological Terms

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   cross-references to the Catechism of the Catholic Church(CCC), a readily available resource for further explanations of Roman Catholic doctrine. The aim of this glossary is to provide a set of beginning definitions or working explanations to help students enter into theological conversations