Examples of using Each congregation in English and their translations into Greek
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Computer
Who take the lead in showing appreciation for each congregation member?
MP3 A body of elders supervises each congregation.
We do have an unpaid bishop who presides over each congregation(called a ward).
Each congregation has its own password,
Each congregation conducts this school to help all enrolled members to equip themselves more fully to speak the truth effectively to others.
Participation is voluntary on the part of each congregation and no person nor group issues policies or make decisions for other congregations.
It was announced at the assembly that special overseers would visit each congregation to assist Jehovah's witnesses in their house-to-house work.
It is wrong to announce the amount of each congregation's offerings because they do it in hopes of attracting more money.
Members of each congregation are often addressed as'brother' or'sister', and all are involved in organising our ecclesial activities.
Each congregation that desired to share in this activity was invited to ask the Society to register it as a“service organization.”.
The origin of the Synodical system are 1 the group of prophets within each congregation and 2 the apostles who supervised churches they established.
the elders need to make sure that they have up-to-date contact information for each congregation member.
were elected by all the members of each congregation.
to care for each congregation.
The governing body of Jehovah's witnesses sent each congregation an instructive letter about selecting the“body of elders,” as well as ministerial servants.
The appointment of a body of elders in each congregation to take the lead is based on the example set by the early Christian congregation. .
Members of each congregation are addressed as"Brother" or"Sister", and all have a joint responsibility for the welfare of the church.
In each congregation, which has existed long enough to become fully organized,
were elected by all the members of each congregation.
Many of these items showed that it is advantageous for each congregation to provide organized assistance to the sick