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 1 Pref   |           the patterns of Orthodox parish life since childhood, often
 2 Pref   |            educators, lay leaders, parish council members, choir members,
 3 Intro,1|            monastic culture in the parish, are not only historically
 4 3,1    |                  The Gospel in the Parish~ About twenty years ago
 5 3,1    |     Christian at the level of each parish. The crux of the matter
 6 3,1    | actualization of the Gospel in the parish. At stake is the discovery
 7 3,1    | actualization of the Gospel in the parish. At issue is nothing less
 8 3,2    |          in 1989 engaged issues of parish life, the changing composition
 9 3,2    |          by society than the local parish.[87] Let it be noted that
10 3,2    |       couples into the life of the parish, speaking to them the truth
11 3,2    |       persons involved and for the parish itself.~ In view of this
12 3,2    |            implication is that the parish cannot be isolated from
13 3,2    |            role and potential, the parish must be given the appropriate
14 3,2    |       sense of living faith in the parish. The commission called for
15 3,2    |  environment of the community as a parish family — social activities,
16 3,2    |        together all the aspects of parish life enhancing their particular
17 3,2    |           living faith occurs in a parish context of “personal faith
18 3,2    |   connecting all that we do in the parish with Christ, His saving
19 3,2    |        prayer, and penetrating all parish activities in a vital and
20 3,3    |         their own initiatives, the parish as a whole seems to be rather
21 3,3    |       responsive stirring in which parish worship, teaching, and pastoral
22 3,3    |            Gospel resounded in the parish as in the case of the early
23 3,4    |           a similar reality in the parish. Orthodox Christians have
24 3,4    |            can be conducted in the parish in order to spark an evangelical
25 3,4    |            must resound within the parish and beam out to the world
26 3,4    |       priests, teachers, and other parish leaders must have first
27 3,4    |           with every aspect of the parish.~ Is there a meeting of
28 3,4    |          Is there a meeting of the Parish Council or the Ladies Society
29 3,4    |           again in the life of the parish. Talk about Christ’s encounter
30 3,4    |           evangelical ethos in the parish.~ A second important element
31 3,4    |   religious duties and meeting our parish obligations. Christian life
32 3,4    |            intentions, priests and parish leaders reinforce this view
33 3,4    |         wall of the routine of the parish can gradually be broken
34 3,4    |    atmosphere and character of the parish itself takes on an evangelical
35 3,4    |           power and renewal in the parish.~ Such biblical passages
36 3,4    |           is truly the Lord of the parish and the Lord of our personal
37 3,4    |          believers, when the local parish is Christ-centered in its
38 3,4    |          of Christ, then the local parish itself, by the grace of
39 10,2   |           the fireplace of a local parish, or even the fireplace of
40 10,3   |            church departments, and parish life.”~ Let us repeat for
41 10,5   |         clergy or laity, and every parish or regional Church can reach
42 11,4   |          of faith, leadership, the parish, and social realities facing