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priests Presbyter Category:
Presbyteries and
classes This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with the
title Presbytery. If an
internal link led...
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Presbytery of the
North East and
Northern Isles is one of the
fourteen presbyteries of the
Church of Scotland,
being the
local presbytery for the...
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higher ****embly of
elders known as the
presbytery or classis;
presbyteries can be
grouped into a synod, and
presbyteries and
synods nationwide often join together...
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Licking River. In 1802, the West Lexington, Transylvania, and
Washington Presbyteries were
formed into
Kentucky Synod,
separate from the
Synod of Virginia...
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Miami Rivers in Ohio. The
presbytery grew
rapidly and in 1799 was
divided into
three smaller presbyteries.
Transylvania Presbytery retained the area to the...
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Presbyteries and Synods".
Presbyteries are
organized within a
geographical region to form a synod. Each
synod contains at
least three presbyteries, and...
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consists of
presbyteries located in Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska,
North Dakota,
South Dakota, and Wisconsin, and one non-geographic
presbytery. The Synod...
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presbytery divided itself into
three new
presbyteries and
established the
Synod of
Philadelphia as a
superior body. The
newly constituted Presbytery of...
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elders (who form a
session to
govern the
local church) at
presbyteries.
Presbyteries, in turn, send
delegates to synods. Finally, the
entire structure...
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presbyteries. In 1751, the
Presbytery of New
Brunswick was divided, with the
churches in
Pennsylvania and
South Jersey constituting the
Presbytery of...
