Vade Mecum Code Canon by Phillips Roger (8 results)

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. There will be three volumes outlining a proposed Code of Canon Law for the African American Diaspora Church, aiming to establish standardized governance and organizational principles to enhance unity and recognition within the broader Christian community. This first volume covers a range of topics. Here are some: Importance of Canon Law for African American Diaspora, the Establishment, and the Historical Context and Apostolic SuccessionThe volumes outline a proposed Code of Canon Law for the African American Diaspora Church, aiming to establish standardized governance and organizational principles to enhance unity and recognition within the broader Christian community. The establishment of a standardized system of canon law is crucial for the governance and unity of the African American Christian community. The historical foundations of church governance emphasize the importance of apostolic succession and orderly arrangements.The Foundation of the African American ChurchThe African American church has its roots in the establishment of the first black Baptist congregation in the United States, highlighting its historical significance which was founded by Reverend George Leile in Savannah, Georgia.A Call for Unity and RecognitionThe effort to establish canon laws for the African American church aims to create a structured and recognized framework for leadership. The council led by Bishop Roger Hardiman Phillips, Sr. Ph.D. aims to author a set of Code of Canon Laws specific to the African American Diaspora. The council's mission includes promoting Christian unity and establishing legitimacy as successors to the Apostle Peter. The Black Church in America is 252 years old, its beginning roots took shape in Savannah, Georgia in 1773 named, First Colored Church but was renamed the First African Baptist Church in 1822. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - There will be three volumes outlining a proposed Code of Canon Law for the African American Diaspora Church, aiming to establish standardized governance and organizational principles to enhance unity and recognition within the broader Christian community. This first volume covers a range of topics. Here are some:Importance of Canon Law for African American Diaspora, the Establishment, and the Historical Context and Apostolic SuccessionThe volumes outline a proposed Code of Canon Law for the African American Diaspora Church, aiming to establish standardized governance and organizational principles to enhance unity and recognition within the broader Christian community. The establishment of a standardized system of canon law is crucial for the governance and unity of the African American Christian community. The historical foundations of church governance emphasize the importance of apostolic succession and orderly arrangements.The Foundation of the African American ChurchThe African American church has its roots in the establishment of the first black Baptist congregation in the United States, highlighting its historical significance which was founded by Reverend George Leile in Savannah, Georgia.A Call for Unity and RecognitionThe effort to establish canon laws for the African American church aims to create a structured and recognized framework for leadership. The council led by Bishop Roger Hardiman Phillips, Sr. Ph.D. aims to author a set of Code of Canon Laws specific to the African American Diaspora. The council's mission includes promoting Christian unity and establishing legitimacy as successors to the Apostle Peter.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. Vade Mecum - Code of Canon Law for the African American Diaspora | Roger H. Phillips | Buch | Englisch | 2025 | McClure Publishing, Inc. | EAN 9798994171714 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. …