Discipline of the Society of Friends of New York Yearly Meeting
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4th. "When members are prevented from attend- ing the meeting, they are to forward reasons there- for.
Approved Ministers and members of other Rep- resentative Meetings are at liberty to attend the sessions.
44 MINISTERS AND ELDERS, AND THEIR MEETINGS.
Much depends on the conduct and example of Ministers and Elders and their faithful performance of the duties devolving upon them. Meetings have therefore been established among them for the pur- pose of extending a proper care over their members ...in regard to soundness in doctrine and consistency in their walk in life, for the careful consideration of the condition of the Meetings within their limits, and the promotion of the work of the Lord generally. Those Meetings wherein no Minister resides should be especially considered by them, and all necessary arrangements made for the attendance of Ministers from other Meetings as frequently as circumstances will permit.
The duties which particularly devolve upon Elders are, the co-operation with, and encouragement and strengthening of Ministers, the facilitating of their labors and general usefulness, the oversight of the public ministrations of the Gospel, and the exten- sion of such advice and counsel as circumstances may render necessary ; also, in connection with Min- isters, the encouragement of other religious work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
4th. "When members are prevented from attend- ing the meeting, they are to forward reasons there- for.
Approved Ministers and members of other Rep- resentative Meetings are at liberty to attend the sessions.
44 MINISTERS AND ELDERS, AND THEIR MEETINGS.
Much depends on the conduct and example of Ministers and Elders and their faithful performance of the duties devolving upon them. Meetings have therefore been established among them for the pur- pose of extending a proper care over their members ...in regard to soundness in doctrine and consistency in their walk in life, for the careful consideration of the condition of the Meetings within their limits, and the promotion of the work of the Lord generally. Those Meetings wherein no Minister resides should be especially considered by them, and all necessary arrangements made for the attendance of Ministers from other Meetings as frequently as circumstances will permit.
The duties which particularly devolve upon Elders are, the co-operation with, and encouragement and strengthening of Ministers, the facilitating of their labors and general usefulness, the oversight of the public ministrations of the Gospel, and the exten- sion of such advice and counsel as circumstances may render necessary ; also, in connection with Min- isters, the encouragement of other religious work.
What to read after Discipline of the Society of Friends of New York Yearly Meeting?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by New York Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends to read onlineMoreLess
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