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What does the Lord require? Churches as partners in parish ministry
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- Given the historic reality of the multiple charge, this project suggests a way that two United Methodist churches of a multiple charge, under the leadership of one pastor, have been able to work together in cooperation in a model called partnering. Two churches, while maintaining their independence, have been drawn together in mission to the community through joint programs of nurture and outreach, and administratively through the organization of a parish council. The purpose is to develop a strong unified ministry to serve others, so that the church may be the Body of Christ in that community.
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