Chapter 33: Of the Institution of Churches, and the Order Appointed in them by Jesus Christ
As all Churches and all the Members of them are bound to pray continually for the good or prosperity of all the Churches of Christ in all places, and upon all occasions to further it; (Every one within the bounds of their Places and Callings, in the exercise of their Gifts and Graces) So the Churches themselves (when planted by the providence of God, so as they may have opportunity and advantage for it) ought to hold communion amongst themselves for their peace, increase of love, and mutual edification.
As all Churches and all the Members of them are bound to pray continually for the good or prosperity of all the Churches of Christ in all places, and upon all occasions to further it; (Every one within the bounds of their Places and Callings, in the exercise of their Gifts and Graces) So the Churches themselves (when planted by the providence of God, so as they may have opportunity and advantage for it) ought to hold communion amongst themselves for their peace, increase of love, and mutual edification.
As all Churches each Church, and all the Members of them it are bound to pray continually, for the good or and prosperity of all the Churches of Christ, in all places; and upon all occasions to further it (every one within the bounds of their places, and callings, in the Exercise of their Gifts and Graces) so the Churches themselves (when planted by the providence of God so as they may have injoy opportunity and advantage for it) ought to hold communion amongst themselves for their peace, increase of love, and mutual edification.
As all Churches each Church, and all the Members of them it, are bound to pray continually, for the good or and prosperity of all the Churches of Christ, in all Places, and upon all occasions to further it; (every one within the bounds of their Places and Callings, in the Exercise of their Gifts and Graces) so the Churches themselves (when planted by the Providence of God so as they may have enjoy opportunity and advantage for it) ought to hold Communion amongst themselves for their Peace, increase of Love, and mutual Edification.
As each Church, and all the Members of it, are bound to pray continually, for the good and prosperity of all the Churches of Christ, in all Places, and upon all occasions to further it (every one within the bounds of their Places and Callings, in the Exercise of their Gifts and Graces) so the Churches (when planted by the Providence of God so as they may enjoy opportunity and advantage for it) ought to hold Communion amongst themselves for their Peace, increase of Love, and mutual Edification.
Savoy Declaration of Faith and Order (1658), Paragraph 33.25
As all Churches and all the Members of them are bound to pray continually for the good or prosperity of all the Churches of Christ in all places, and upon all occasions to further it; (Every one within the bounds of their Places and Callings, in the exercise of their Gifts and Graces) So the Churches themselves (when planted by the providence of God, so as they may have opportunity and advantage for it) ought to hold communion amongst themselves for their peace, increase of love, and mutual edification.
As all Churches and all the Members of them are bound to pray continually for the good or prosperity of all the Churches of Christ in all places, and upon all occasions to further it; (Every one within the bounds of their Places and Callings, in the exercise of their Gifts and Graces) So the Churches themselves (when planted by the providence of God, so as they may have opportunity and advantage for it) ought to hold communion amongst themselves for their peace, increase of love, and mutual edification.
As each Church, and all the Members of it are bound to pray continually, for the good and prosperity of all the Churches of Christ, in all places; and upon all occasions to further it (every one within the bounds of their places, and callings, in the Exercise of their Gifts and Graces) so the Churches (when planted by the providence of God so as they may injoy opportunity and advantage for it) ought to hold communion amongst themselves for their peace, increase of love, and mutual edification.
As each Church, and all the Members of it are bound to pray continually, for the good and prosperity of all the Churches of Christ, in all places; and upon all occasions to further it (every one within the bounds of their places, and callings, in the Exercise of their Gifts and Graces) so the Churches (when planted by the providence of God so as they may injoy opportunity and advantage for it) ought to hold communion amongst themselves for their peace, increase of love, and mutual edification.
As each Church, and all the Members of it, are bound to pray continually, for the good and prosperity of all the Churches of Christ, in all Places, and upon all occasions to further (every one within the bounds of their Places and Callings, in the Exercise of their Gifts and Graces) so the Churches (when planted by the Providence of God so as they may enjoy opportunity and advantage for it) ought to hold Communion amongst themselves for their Peace, increase of Love, and mutual Edification.
As each Church, and all the Members of it, are bound to pray continually, for the good and prosperity of all the Churches of Christ, in all Places, and upon all occasions to further (every one within the bounds of their Places and Callings, in the Exercise of their Gifts and Graces) so the Churches (when planted by the Providence of God so as they may enjoy opportunity and advantage for it) ought to hold Communion amongst themselves for their Peace, increase of Love, and mutual Edification.
As all Churches each Church, and all the Members of them it are bound to pray continually, for the good or and prosperity of all the Churches of Christ, in all places; and upon all occasions to further it (every one within the bounds of their places, and callings, in the Exercise of their Gifts and Graces) so the Churches themselves (when planted by the providence of God so as they may have injoy opportunity and advantage for it) ought to hold communion amongst themselves for their peace, increase of love, and mutual edification.
As all Churches each Church, and all the Members of them it, are bound to pray continually, for the good or and prosperity of all the Churches of Christ, in all Places, and upon all occasions to further it; (every one within the bounds of their Places and Callings, in the Exercise of their Gifts and Graces) so the Churches themselves (when planted by the Providence of God so as they may have enjoy opportunity and advantage for it) ought to hold Communion amongst themselves for their Peace, increase of Love, and mutual Edification.
As each Church, and all the Members of it, are bound to pray continually, for the good and prosperity of all the Churches of Christ, in all Places, and upon all occasions to further it (every one within the bounds of their Places and Callings, in the Exercise of their Gifts and Graces) so the Churches (when planted by the Providence of God so as they may enjoy opportunity and advantage for it) ought to hold Communion amongst themselves for their Peace, increase of Love, and mutual Edification.
Savoy Declaration of Faith and Order (1658), Paragraph 33.25
As all Churches and all the Members of them are bound to pray continually for the good or prosperity of all the Churches of Christ in all places, and upon all occasions to further it; (Every one within the bounds of their Places and Callings, in the exercise of their Gifts and Graces) So the Churches themselves (when planted by the providence of God, so as they may have opportunity and advantage for it) ought to hold communion amongst themselves for their peace, increase of love, and mutual edification.
As all Churches and all the Members of them are bound to pray continually for the good or prosperity of all the Churches of Christ in all places, and upon all occasions to further it; (Every one within the bounds of their Places and Callings, in the exercise of their Gifts and Graces) So the Churches themselves (when planted by the providence of God, so as they may have opportunity and advantage for it) ought to hold communion amongst themselves for their peace, increase of love, and mutual edification.
As each Church, and all the Members of it are bound to pray continually, for the good and prosperity of all the Churches of Christ, in all places; and upon all occasions to further it (every one within the bounds of their places, and callings, in the Exercise of their Gifts and Graces) so the Churches (when planted by the providence of God so as they may injoy opportunity and advantage for it) ought to hold communion amongst themselves for their peace, increase of love, and mutual edification.
As each Church, and all the Members of it are bound to pray continually, for the good and prosperity of all the Churches of Christ, in all places; and upon all occasions to further it (every one within the bounds of their places, and callings, in the Exercise of their Gifts and Graces) so the Churches (when planted by the providence of God so as they may injoy opportunity and advantage for it) ought to hold communion amongst themselves for their peace, increase of love, and mutual edification.
As each Church, and all the Members of it, are bound to pray continually, for the good and prosperity of all the Churches of Christ, in all Places, and upon all occasions to further (every one within the bounds of their Places and Callings, in the Exercise of their Gifts and Graces) so the Churches (when planted by the Providence of God so as they may enjoy opportunity and advantage for it) ought to hold Communion amongst themselves for their Peace, increase of Love, and mutual Edification.
As each Church, and all the Members of it, are bound to pray continually, for the good and prosperity of all the Churches of Christ, in all Places, and upon all occasions to further (every one within the bounds of their Places and Callings, in the Exercise of their Gifts and Graces) so the Churches (when planted by the Providence of God so as they may enjoy opportunity and advantage for it) ought to hold Communion amongst themselves for their Peace, increase of Love, and mutual Edification.
