a term translated from the Greek word “Ecclesia” which means an assembly called together and is sometime translated as a congregation. A church is an organized group of believers who adhere to a set of core beliefs. The Church in the first centuries of Christianity generally refers to the group of separate churches that were in common communionis derived from the Latin term communio, which basically means to have in common. Words such as “partaking,” “sharing,” or “fellowship” ar... more with each other and universally (catholicderived from the Greek word meaning “universal,” and was originally used to identify orthodox beliefs and practices that were universally accepted... more) agreed to core beliefs and practices.
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