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  Palm Ash 50 Gram Bag

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  Ash Wednesday holds deep significance for many believers, marking the beginning of the Lenten season a time of fasting, repentance, and spiritual reflection. According to the Gospels, Jesus spent 40 days in the desert, enduring temptation as part of his preparation for ministry. This time of trial is commemorated through the observance of Lent, starting on Ash Wednesday. On this day, ashes made from palm branches are applied to the forehead in the shape of a cross, symbolizing fasting, humility, and the journey of personal reformation.nnThe ashes used on Ash Wednesday hold deep symbolic meaning, representing both mortality and the call to repentance, as believers prepare their hearts for the coming celebration of Easter. This Refill Bag for Palm Ash Pyxis Vessels provides a convenient way to continue this important tradition. Containing 50g of authentic Palm Ash, this refill is designed to meet the needs of churches, religious communities, or individuals observing Ash Wednesday services.nnEach gram of ash serves approximately 10-15 people, depending on the application process, ensuring that you have enough to accommodate your congregation or group. The ashes come poly-bagged and are packaged in a zip-lock bag, providing easy storage and handling. The refill bag is the perfect solution for those seeking to replenish their Ash Wednesday supplies for the coming years.nnWhether for a large congregation or a small group, this authentic Palm Ash ensures your Ash Wednesday service is conducted with reverence and tradition. It offers a meaningful way to mark the start of Lent and helps those in attendance focus on the themes of fasting, reflection, and renewal in preparation for Easter s joy and celebration.

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  PALM ASH 50 GRAMS (APPROX 500 PEOPLE) 100% pure palm ash for Ash Wednesday services or anytime we reflect on the awesome meaning of the Lenten season. Zip lock poly-bagged and labeled.

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  ReMission : Rethinking How Church Leaders Create Movement

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  A systemic disease is lurking inside the church that is derailing it from what God intended it to be, to know, and to do. That disease is practical ignorance and isolation. If the church is to be healthy and thriving, its members must gain the needed know-how and skillsets to meaningfully engage with their increasingly difficult-to-reach unsaved neighbors, communities, and cultures in productive conversations about the good news of Jesus Christ. In other words, there must be a re-missioning of the body of Christ. Blending honest analysis with innovating principles, ReMission places the onus of change at the feet of today’s leaders. Each chapter of ReMission builds upon the next to practically equip leaders with tried-and-tested solutions that can outwardly mobilize a congregation, small group, or nonprofit ministry, and substantially increase the spiritual vitality of the body of Christ, both locally and globally. ReMission isn’t only focused on developing new “outfrastructure”; its aim is also to breathe new life into God’s kingdom and His chosen leaders who are serious enough to implement the life-changing strategies that are sorely needed.

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  Who Runs The Church

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  “Many Protestants, individually and denominationally, are divided by differences regarding the form of church government. While these differences are not necessarily as divisive as theological and doctrinal issues, they are significant to churches and church leaders and affect the way Christians do God’s work. This book in the highly acclaimed Counterpoints series offers insights and contrasts into four kinds of church government: (1) episcopalianism (hierarchical, with priests, bishops, and archbishops), (2) presbyterianism (a representative form at multiple levels-church, classis/presbytery, synod/general assembly), (3) single-elder congregationalism (pastor-led local autonomy), and (4) plural-elder congregationalism (another form of local autonomy). Each form of government is explored through (1) description, (2) historical development, (3) hermeneutical assumptions, (4) biblical and theological foundations, (5) an understanding of the nature, number, and relationship of church officers, (6) the practical implications. The contributors are Peter Toon of the Anglican Church (episcopalianism), L. Roy Taylor of the Presbyterian Church in America (presbyterianism), Paige Patterson of the Southern Baptist Convention (single-elder congregationalism), and Samuel E. Waldron of the Reformed Baptist Church (plural-elder congregationalism).” EDITOR: Cowan, Steven B.

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  Roberts Rules Of Order

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  Contents

  III Parts – XIII Articles
  Total Pages 216

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  This new edition of the complete and original text has been resigned for quick references and easy of use:

  * New thumbnail illustrations show the rules in action to make technical points easier to grasp
  * Each section is keyed with a special margin device that shows what aspects of parliamentary procedure it covers.

  This definitive edition of the original Robert’s presents every procedure clearly and logically. Rules of Order, motions, debates, conduct of business, adjournment – all problems of conducting a successful meeting smoothly and fairly are resolved.

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