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10 results for “Chapter 34: Special Rules Pertaining to Process Against a Minister”

BCO Book of Church Order (PCA)
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35.1
34-1
34-1. Process against a minister shall be entered before the Presbytery of which he is a …
 35.8
34-8
34-8. A minister under indefinite suspension from his office or deposed for scandalous conduct shall not be …
 35.2
34-2
34-2. As no minister ought, on account of his office, to be screened in his sin, or slightly …
 35.7
34-7
34-7. When a minister, pending a trial, shall make confession, if the matter be base and flagitious, such …
 35.9
34-9
34-9. When a minister is deposed, his pastoral relation shall be dissolved; but when he is suspended from …
 35.10
34-10
34-10. Whenever a minister of the Gospel shall habitually fail to be engaged in the regular discharge of …
 35.4
34-4
34-4. a. When a minister accused of an offense is found contumacious (cf. 32-6), he shall be immediately suspended …
 35.3
34-3
34-3. If any one knows a minister to be guilty of a private offense, he should warn him in private. But …
 35.6
34-6
… infirmity as may be amended, so that little or nothing remains to hinder the minister’s usefulness, it shall take all prudent measures to remove the scandal.
 35.5
34-5
34-5. Heresy and schism may be of such a nature as to warrant deposition; but errors ought to be carefully considered, whether they strike at the vitals of …