Contents: Confession of Faith, Church Covenant (pp. 4-13), names of persons received as members and how received (by letter, certificate or examination), names of individuals who were baptised.
Contents: Index, Articles of Faith and Church Covenant (pp. 1-5), names of persons admitted to the church (by letter, certificate or examination), names of individuals who received letters of dismission.
Contains: names of persons admitted to the church and how they were admitted (i.e. by letter, certificate or examination), names of persons baptized, persons who received letters of dismissal, names of church members who died and the dates of their deaths, names of persons suspended from the church and reasons for suspension, records of elections of elders and deacons.
The records include Articles of Faith, Covenants, and the mintues which include: names of individuals who received baptism, examples of the church functioning as a court, names of persons admitted to the church and how they were admitted (i.e. by letter, certificate, or on examination), names of persons suspended or excommunicated from the church.
"If he is serious about redemption, he will go before an appropriate tribunal, give evidence under oath, subject himself to cross-examination, name names, say who in the entourage was helping him cheat, who supplied the drugs, which officials warned him he might be tested and who in the way of riders was associated with it.
Doctors' self-reported performance of the tests and examinations named in the guideline, which should be performed within a certain time limit, varied from overuse to underuse.
With the faculty modeled more or less on the guilds, the student served a long apprenticeship, established his competence in stages, and eventually after a public examination was named a master and then gave his inaugural lecture.
According to Farquharson et al. (2005) the absence of an identifiable pregnancy on ultrasound examination was named 'Biochemical pregnancy loss'.
6 Biological birth usually marks a transitional phase during which a baby is ritually prepared, through such procedures as bodily examination, washing, naming, baptism and the bestowing of inheritance rights, for being granted a social identity and being recognized as a member of a particular social collectivity.
His examination rooms are named after local heroines -- Belle Starr, Phyllis George and Gov. Ann Richards.
