Community of Christ

The church is now referred to as the Community of Christ.

It is not considered to be a religious text by the Community of Christ.

The Community of Christ uses the term administration to the sick.

Scripture has been given a place in Community of Christ theology.

This organization is now called the Community of Christ.

Today, it is known as the Community of Christ.

Now it is the Community of Christ - the same organization, rechristened.

The Community of Christ edition still uses the code names.

Polygamy has never been accepted or taught by the Community of Christ.

Community of Christ states that the "one eternal living God is triune".

In the Community of Christ, both women and men can be ordained to the priesthood.

The Community of Christ does not observe confession as a sacrament.

In the Community of Christ tradition a person is baptized by immersion.

The second-largest denomination is the Community of Christ, which reports over 250,000 members.

The campus is also home to programs in the Community of Christ Seminary.

Community of Christ priesthood has always been open to persons of all races, and was opened to women in 1984.

They see new revelations from the Community of Christ as disjunctive, and thus, false.

The basic unit of organization in the Community of Christ is the congregation.

However, the Community of Christ is engaged in ongoing informal discussions concerning this issue.

Today, besides giving tours, the Community of Christ church allows others to use the temple for special meetings.

Community of Christ's position seeks to be a pastoral one which falls within the abortion-rights position.

Community of Christ recognizes that marriage is subject to legal provisions established by various nations and states making it unique among the church's sacraments.

The Community of Christ have a standard trinitarian interpretation.

Community of Christ requires that persons reach the "age of accountability" before becoming baptized.

It is one of three sacraments with prescribed words in the Community of Christ.