"The Government And Discipline Of The United Presbyterian Church Of North America" details the rules, regulations, and organizational structure of the United Presbyterian Church in North America. This comprehensive guide outlines the principles by which the church is governed, the responsibilities of its members and leaders, and the procedures for maintaining order and addressing misconduct.
Originally intended for church officials and members, this book provides insight into the historical practices and beliefs of the United Presbyterian Church. It remains a valuable resource for those interested in the history of Presbyterianism, church governance, and the development of religious law in America. The detailed guidelines offer a glimpse into the values and standards that shaped this denomination, providing a foundation for understanding its role in American religious history.
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