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Trans-European Division

Trans-European Adventists reaffirm existing guidelines for ordained, commissioned ministers

November 21, 2011

Becici, Montenegro

Miroslav Pujic/ANN staff
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Vote seeks to support women as church leaders within framework of policy

The Executive Committee of the Seventh-day Adventist Church's Trans-European Division (TED) last week approved a motion granting administrative unions permission to manage the matter of parity between ordained and commissioned ministers within existing policy and previously voted guidelines.

The move follows a decision by the denomination's worldwide Executive Committee to decline a request from the North American Division to allow commissioned ministers to serve as presidents of local administrative conferences.

Miroslav Pujic/ANN staff

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