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BCO Book of Church Order (PCA)
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14.1
13-1
13-1. The Presbytery consists of all the teaching elders and churches within its bounds that have been …
14.7
13-7
13-7. The Presbytery shall cause to be transcribed, in some convenient part of the book of records, …
14.8
13-8
13-8. The Presbytery, before receiving into its membership any church, shall designate a commission to meet with …
14.9
13-9
13-9. The Presbytery has power to receive and issue* appeals, complaints, and references brought before it in …
14.11
13-11
13-11. The Presbytery shall keep a full and accurate record of its proceedings, and shall send it …
14.12
13-12
13-12. The Presbytery shall meet at least twice a year on its own adjournment. The Moderator shall …
14.10
13-10
13-10. When a Presbytery determines to dissolve a church, it shall give no less than sixty (60) days …
14.6
13-6
13-6. Ministers Transferring into the Presbytery a. A Minister seeking admission to a Presbytery from another Presbytery in the Presbyterian …
14.13
13-13
… in other Presbyteries, or in any evangelical church, being present at any meeting of Presbytery, may be invited to sit as visiting brethren. It is proper for the moderator …
14.4
13-4
13-4. Any three ministers belonging to the Presbytery, together with at least three ruling elders, being met at the time and place …
14.3
13-3
13-3. Every ruling elder not known to the Presbytery shall produce a certificate of his regular appointment from the Session of the church …
14.5
13-5
… receives a call to a definite ecclesiastical work within the bounds of a particular Presbytery may be received as a member of that Presbytery except in cases where the …
14.2
13-2
13-2. A minister shall be required to hold his membership in the Presbytery within whose geographical bounds he resides, unless there are reasons which are satisfactory to …