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Constitutions and Bylaws
Walk carefully through this important process since these documents will guide the church's future direction.
Store Code: BP04
Format(s): Microsoft Word Premium Content - Click for info
Price: $24.95

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Topics:Bylaws, Church board, Constitutions, Direction, Management, Not-for-profit issues, Objectives, Policies
Filters:Church board, Church, leaders of, Management
Purpose:Ministry
References:1 Corinthians 14:40, Colossians 2:5, Titus 1:5
Date Added:November 03, 2005
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Overview

Writing or revising a constitution and bylaws can be painstaking work because you're trying to do many things: Plan the way you govern your ministry; protect your church from legal intrusions; constructively work through any internal disputes; and put your church in a place to do ministry rather than spin your wheels. This download helps you think through and implement complete documents for your church's governance and organization.

This Training Pack contains all of the following:

A Constitution and Bylaws: To Guide and Protect
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Congregational-Style Church Constitution and Bylaws
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Generic Presbyterian Church Constitution and Bylaws
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Pastor-Centered Church Bylaws
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Ethical Guidelines for Christian Living
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A Sample Procedure for Biblical Discipline
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Biblical Qualifications for Elders
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Posted: October 15, 2009
Tim Applegarth  (Guest)
Our church is considering revising our constitution and by laws. Can someone please help me find the information I am looking for, or tell me please, where and how to look for it. I am looking for the Oklahoma statutes on how a church is to be structured, i.e., is it a non profit corporation or a non profit organization; and is there a difference and why? Also, what are the state law requirements for elected officers; meaning what are the positions that need to be put in place, and their titles, to satisfy state law? Amy help in showing me where to find this info will be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much. Tim Applegarth P.O. Box 1053 Muskogee, OK 74402-1053 Email: appleone@suddenlink.net

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